Cineworld Share Discussion Threads

[lennonsalive] 18/1/2021 16:06

I honestly can't see Cineworld opening this side of the year and I have 6 tickets that I want to use. I went to see Tenet when my local Cineworld opened and it was quite busy. But they will not want a false start again opening too soon. The debt is the biggest worry, however Cineworld seems to have a buyer of shares that's keeping it up

[srpactive] 18/1/2021 15:51

We all have our own thoughts and hopes, mine is,as
every day goes by more of the population receive
a vaccination and we get closer to being safer and
closer to the day the entertainment industry re-opens.

dyor

A close above 66.60p would be a good start.

[srpactive] 18/1/2021 14:51

GS increased stake.

[hades1] 15/1/2021 21:17

Shorts above 0.5% now up to 9.7%
It’s sadly too late for shareholders.
COVID-19

[williamcooper104] 14/1/2021 21:20

HASI/OHRE/BEP/ALB - have done 3x in a few years on woke

[srpactive] 13/1/2021 15:49

Say what you want shorters, we shall see.

Smartie you still short from 66p?

The entertainment industry will be very busy once we are through
this.
What goes around comes around.

MI

Probably similar to how many the shorters have talked into selling missing
massive percentage gains from 25p.

So woke, go and tidy your room.

dyor

active

[smartie6] 13/1/2021 10:06

I really can’t believe srpactive. I bet he still has a Betamax player, CD player, and his blockbuster card. FFS, this is 2021 not the 1950’s when you used to go to the cinema to meet your partner. You can do that online now. Lol.

[smartie6] 13/1/2021 10:03

This is the life. Watching Wonder Woman 1984 with the kids, tucking into cheap sweets. Beautiful 4K TV. Only £15.99. Would have cost £70 if we’d gone to Cineworld.

This will take off, especially in the new world.

GLA with your investment, going to need it I think.

[valuetracker] 13/1/2021 10:02

Looks like the risk has been offloaded to PIs. Down we go!

[srpactive] 12/1/2021 15:46

L

Well done, that is why I listen to shorters as sometimes
they can assist in timing entry points.

[lennonsalive] 12/1/2021 13:28

I shorted Thornton's many years ago all the way from 50p to 10p (I think), then bought back in. However sold out too soon and they turned the business around and it rocketed up to £1

[srpactive] 12/1/2021 12:50

Very profitable company over the past five years,
long from 23p.

[srpactive] 12/1/2021 12:35

So you feel shorting now when the vaccine is being rolled
out and the world is about to get back to normal.

Feel you should have closed at 25p.

[srpactive] 12/1/2021 11:37

I am not a shorter, but did a little research as you suggested,
so you aim to short at the top and close at the bottom.
So looking at the chart above, short at 300p and close at 25p.

I bought first in the 20p's, so not too bad.

dyor

Thnak you MI.