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Regarding vertical integration: if one studio steps in to buy up/sponsor a theatre chain and it is passed by the Antitrust Committee, others will be forced to follow. I imagine It will set the cat amongst the pigeons frankly as it will dramatically change the industry. Studios will gain the advantage of reintroducing nut agreements, of renegotiating advantageous percentages. Movie Life cycles can be adjusted and security improved (piracy issues resulting from early streaming).
There is much to be gained - the golden age was a fantastic time for the big five (and little three).
Lawyers will be busy for sure. No doubt, California execs will be doing a lot of lunch.
Who knows, someone like Elon might even do a Howard Hughes. Lol. Far better than Tw****r.

If you Love movies - there could be exciting times ahead.

Yes agreeing bit not quite ‘group thinking’.

Hexham, I try not to post too often here but read through the debates with interest.
I’m not disagreeing with you or Cruise. Just wanted to make that observation.
We don’t want even one or two poor box office stats to undermine a full recovery.
The slate is looking robust imo.
Meanwhile there could be major (historical) structural reform (studio interest) amongst the 30 interested parties. I am invested and well-slept for that reason too.
GLA.

*back on the cards.

There’s an overall balance to be struck. Studios always mindful not to overcrowd and dent individual box office. Planning involved, calendars agreed - California execs ‘do lunch’ if/when necessary. Only so much room before saturation - though a nice problem to have. What’s good for the industry is a golden egg to be shared. Especially with vertical integration potentially on the cards.

What are you guys, screenwriters?

This RNS accents the option to print additional shares.
I would not be surprised if dilution forms part of a required funding arrangement.
In any case, the future return would more than compensate for said dilution.

Chaebol, Nothing lik a debt-ceiling to bring fiat to the fore. Crypto can be regarded as a haven at times.

https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/3820478-big-spender-biden-to-blame-for-inflation-and-coming-debt-ceiling-brawl/

“ News on where this company is actually going and not base their decisions on Hollywood's latest blockbuster list.” - 77Blacbridge.

If you don’t mind my saying Blackbridge, you’ve made a ridiculous contradictory statement there when you think about it. I Any business is only as good as the content it provides. The entire film industry relies on good film slate to survive. Trading figs will obviously improve on a succession of strong releases. That in turn improves the negotiating position. And of course people do give a toss about missing early gains because that’s where your best fpercentages are established, doh .

You might just as well stick all your money on blue chips and average PE’s if you’re not willing to make skilful bets. Go and post on some other board such as Prudential or, with some irony, Flutter Entertainment, haha. Nice and safe.

But, good luck with your position here :).

That’s exactly right Madmanrob, we await the data and it’s OFFICIAL interpretation.
We’ve worked out the RR ratio and our resulting position sizes, hedges etc. . We see lots of historical interpretation and rumour nuance on this board - some useful info but also. Now we wait for the factual RNS. I’ve filled my time with other interesting shares to keep me occupied. Plenty going on in other sectors atm in what has proved to be a good start to 2023. I hope PRD doesn’t spoil, but consolidates my portfolio, and who knows, maybe even takes the number one spot.

Let’s see, any time now, GLA

It’s an interesting thing to see that the more a share price is talked up, the more it drifts down, or remains in the doghouse. But when peeps start writing it off as a lost cause, a loser, a failed project and so forth, - it precedes a solid rise to a new level.

Can’t wait for the naysayers to launch their campaign here. Faint praise to kick off with.

The consensus among Wall Street analysts is that investors should "hold" CINE shares.

Nobody knows anything officially. Ideal for a tree shake before good news. Trader strategy.
Sell a few, cause an avalanche, get in cheap.

only numbers, unless you’re superstitious.

Dsflat: re: ARB shorts:
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00BZ15CS02/

Just reminding myself of the exciting JV prospect between ARCM and AA : “The Companies are working to finalise and sign the proposed Joint Venture documents in accordance with the Agreement as soon as possible and in any event before the expiry of the extended exclusivity period” - (feb 8th). November 2022 RNS
In any event, BEFORE(!) Feb 8th (4.3 weeks).

If you could just leave your holding here alone for a few weeks you may get 20 bags or so.
This is a prime candidate for a snowball.
I bought in with what I thought was just play-money in Dec 2020 for 11p and, as a result, sat on my holding until 288p.
This time no doubt the numbers will be different, but again I have put in only pocket money so as not to be bothered or swayed by the kiddy traders and boys in shorts. I am already 350+% up but I’m not budging. Happy for a growing potential profit to remain on paper for now.
My focus is on the macro - BTC recovery. There is a great chance of this occurring in the coming months. If it gets rolling it will surely snowball and so will one or two miners, including ARB.

Fast risers never go up in a straight line so it’s important for one to remain disciplined and sit on one’s hands while the more energetic gamblers amongst you battle it out.

GLA.

Market rally anticipating declining inflation during 2023, lumber price to recover. WBI massive upside. As always - Dyor.
promotional campaign predicting 1000% has evaporated, a good sign.

They’re constructing a huge water closet on the dark side of the moon in the hope of flushing it away from Earth’s orbit. Elon muck has volunteered to clean up the mess.

Jeez, haven’t we NewYear’s parties to prepare for?

The reason I’m here is (pull back a little) because of the potential for vertical (re)integration of producers and exhibitors. I think this is huge - a paradigm shift, a rerack of antitrust - I suspect, not lost on creditors, and the streaming industry, looking to the future (like Amazon).

Therefore it s not simply a gamble v an investment but a risk comprised of both.
Front loaded admittedly, but if you wait, you will miss that lion’s share of investment opportunity.

A Golden Age born out of recessionary pressures. (Now, where have I heard that before?)