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Tomorrow will be a good day for us if we gap up.

Agreed. I'm not expecting rockets tomorrow. More of a spike. How high is anyone's guess. We'll be back under 250p by Friday. People have been expecting great results in April for weeks - surely some of that is already priced in.

Looking good. Managed to average down to 1.29 over the past week so it's nice watching my red get smaller and smaller today.

Where is this jump you spoke of, Robin?

@ontarget Let's try to help people. This share is already suffering from lack of new investors.

Here are a couple of good sources that I used when learning about the company:

https://mobile.twitter.com/AimHardy/status/1370882776287821825
https://twitter.com/BlogShrey/status/1363487659914575877

Always do your own research as well.

Didn't people say he was done selling?

That's the problem, if it rises too quickly it will fall back due to traders taking profits. Would prefer a slow and steady rise but I'm happy we're moving up. Surely we won't see prices under 100p again.

"Perhaps some have sold and moved on to Riot etc who are performing much better"

Riot hasn't performed that much better. I bought a very small amount of shares in Riot 3 weeks ago and I am down 5% despite the gains recently. Riot seems to fall lower when BTC is on a downward slop and has more to gain to get back to where it was. The share price dropped more than 30% in a week in the middle of March and hasn't recovered all those losses yet. ARB fell by about 20% in the same period so has less ground to make up.

I noticed that. Seems quite volatile. Let's see where it is at the end of the day. I don't see why it would fall on the back of a strong reopening.

Currently up 5%. Maybe MMs wanted some cheap shares.

It might instill confidence since people will know that they aren't sitting next to an unvaccinated/untested person for 3 hours. We have to remember that vaccines don't have 100% efficacy.

The idea might not even get off the ground. Apparently, there are more than 40 Conservative MPs who are against it. If Labour and other parties also oppose it then it may not get through parliament.

But, they are trialling it anyway. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56625307

I'm not worried at all about the share price and won't be selling any of mine. I don't think they will implement a passport that isn't fair for younger people who haven't been offered the vaccine yet.

I don't think they will implement a vaccine passport until everyone has been offered a first dose. There would be outrage if younger people had to pay for a Covid test to be able to do things like go to the cinema or a nightclub whilst older people who were offered the vaccine first do not have to pay for a test because they received their vaccines first.

I think they are doing this to encourage uptake amongst younger people who might think they don't need the vaccine because Covid isn't much of a threat to them. The numbers who are actually anti-vax as opposed to not bothering to take a vaccine are so small it won't affect profits for businesses if they lose their custom.

One has to wonder if a domestic vaccine passport will even be needed once we are all vaccinated. I suspect not and it will eventually be dropped. International vaccine passports make more sense because we don't make the rules for entry into other countries - they can demand what they want. Especially if they are behind on vaccine distribution.

The newspapers have been leaked information tonight suggesting vaccine passports will be required for cinemas.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14540027/boris-johnson-ditches-vaccine-passport-pubs/

Not the best of sources but we'll find out more on Monday when Boris opens his mouth.

@Skyumpie Wednesday is the third working day of the month.

@LongshotLuke, My other big holdings are CINE (Cineworld) and DDDD (4D Pharma). I see CINE as a pretty safe way to make a good return this year and as such I have more in that than ARB. Expecting at least +50% from current share price. It's a recovery stock so not without risk, main one being Covid variants. DDDD is a pharma with a good pipeline. Could multi bag if their trials go well. But it's another risky bet and has low volume and has suffered a pump and dump recently which I got caught out in by buying at the wrong time. Still I consider both less risky than ARB.

My average in ARB is 223 and it doesn't take much fall in bitcoin to put that in the red. Pretty much anything below 55k. I think the share price will more than double this year from its current price and the 3.50 being mentioned is nonsense but you can't be sure.

I wouldn't listen to anyone saying bitcoin will be X or Y on Z date because a lot of them will be wrong. I've been reading talk of pushing for new all time high for at least a week now. I think bitcoin will do in April what it has done in recent months where it hits a new all time high around the middle of the month and then fall back by 15-20% towards the end of the month. Then repeat in May and following months until the Autumn.

@Williamsburg If bitcoin falls 80% during the bear market I think our share price will fall more than that. Everyone is going to want to sell their shares and buy back once bitcoin bottoms out. People who don't sell will either be sitting on losses or were lucky enough to buy months ago when prices were better. Of course bitcoin will rise again in another bull market around 2025 so it's not game over and no one should sell losses.

I would be disappointed with 350p at the end of the year. This is a high-risk investment so I would expect high returns. The risk of course is if bitcoin crashes as it did at the end of 2017. Our share price would tumble to far below its current level. I can think of much safer investments for a 50% return this year. If I felt this stock would only reach 350p by the end of the year I would sell all my shares.

All good to hear! Looks like people can't wait to get back to the cinemas.

I was looking at how to watch this movie over here given our cinemas don't open for over a month. I looked at Sky Store and they want £15.99 to watch it! Not a chance. I can get two cinema tickets for less than that when the cinemas are open. If I want to watch it on a TV I would rather wait for the blu-ray than pay £16 to rent it, or wait for normal rental price. I think my limit is about £5-6 to rent a film, which is normal rental price. If I'm paying a premium to watch a new film I want a premium experience - a cinema.

The 50% capacity thing shouldn't reduce numbers too much. I figure it will just spread attendances over a longer time period for the big films that would have had >50% filled. If people try to book tickets and can't because it is full they will go next week.

Pathetic 52k here. Hoping to top up on relisting if the price isn't more than 1.5p.