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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cineworld Group Plc | LSE:CINE | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B15FWH70 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.381 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/2/2021 14:25 | People are getting bigger TVs as they are becoming cheaper, streaming is increasing, the cost to the cinema is expensive vs watching at home. Time, travel, parking fees, food/snacks and having to wait for film with bloody adverts | lennonsalive | |
01/2/2021 11:53 | Another good point - the industry seems to have moved on, much as it has for retail. Haven't looked in depth at CINE - know they've a lot of debt - and clearly the Chinese stake-builder sees something. But it's no "support the little guy" punt like Gamestop was dressed up as. | spectoacc | |
01/2/2021 11:48 | Looks like days between cinema releases and streaming will be cut, so people won't have long to wait until being able to watch at home. | lennonsalive | |
01/2/2021 11:32 | Other than a ramper's Ponzi, can't see the point of choosing CINE. Only has a small short position, is in a dire sector, and not a good co. They've taken all the furlough cash they can, will surely attempt a CVA to screw the freehold owners, and have set up an almighty £200m "Heads we win, Tails you lose" bonus scheme for top management, voted against by 30% of shareholders. Wonder if all those holders of a few hundred shares would have the option of voting against... | spectoacc | |
01/2/2021 11:27 | Agree... Same story with Premier OIL which is heavily shorted and and trades under net tangible asset value | undervaluedassets | |
01/2/2021 08:58 | A lot of small buys. They should be buying silver, not (closed) silver screen. | spectoacc | |
30/1/2021 21:25 | Elon Musk has commented on the wrong doing of stopping investors buying last week, the tide seems to be turning in the favour of the investors, shorts should run to close quickly here now, and hopefully if Jangho are in the market for more they might move more quicker now or they could be paying triple digits. dyor active | srpactive | |
30/1/2021 21:01 | Bitcoin is here to stay, wake up, crypto currencies will surge, put some of you portfolio in it. Aimo. | cromw3ll | |
30/1/2021 20:53 | It's really crazy out there, I don't have any clue what will happen next, just like covid I sit and do nothing and watch from the sidelines. | wipo1 | |
30/1/2021 18:51 | I will be here Monday as usual, 700p well that would be nice, but cannot see it myself, 100p or 200p quite possible though. But as already stated would be quite happy with 700p though. dyor high risk. active | srpactive | |
30/1/2021 15:21 | Bitcoin and Tesla. It will get ugly, but who knows when. In 2000 the dot com crash, 2008 the banking crash. Each time they could not understand how people could be so stupid. And here we are again, crazier than ever, waiting for the day of reckoning. Tulip mania, South Sea Bubble, Dot Com, now Bitcoin and Tesla. We never learn. | careful | |
30/1/2021 15:10 | Middle of June a quid, today 77p. Talk of massive rise based on the GME effect is nonsense (so far). Poor attempt careful ;-) | 1happyinvestor | |
30/1/2021 15:01 | There's a huge amount of over valuation Zero interest rates does that Question is whether they will end any time soon - (I've no clue on that) | williamcooper104 | |
30/1/2021 15:00 | It's prime brokers cutting leverage to short positions and de-grossing - eg shorts selling longs to fund margin calls | williamcooper104 | |
30/1/2021 14:56 | Agree with the bear points on CINE but - why the Chinese stakebuilder? Not small money, already. | spectoacc | |
30/1/2021 12:29 | 28p nov 1st... today 77p. That is a massive rise over the last 3 months, it had tripled at peak last week. In these crazy markets maybe a tripled share price in 3 months is considered to be nothing special. I am beginning to fear that the markets are beginning to feel vulnerable to a serious crash. The insanity in America, Tesla for example. Overvalued by a factor of at least 5. There will be a day of reckoning. Liquidity has driven prices up to insane levels. Even Covid has not put investors off. One day soon, usually on a Monday, there will be a crash. | careful | |
30/1/2021 10:36 | What big rise? Poor article. share price has been trending up for couple months now and testing 68/69p resistance for some time. It could be argued it is a few p above what it otherwise would have with no GME ripple effect. Reduction in shorts, increase in Jangho holding to a considerable 13.33% and continued good vaccine news in two main markets. | 1happyinvestor | |
30/1/2021 10:27 | Questor in todays Daily Telegraph warns to sell and get out of CINE whilst you can. It attributes the big rise in recent weeks to the share vigilantes similar to the Redditt mob. | careful | |
30/1/2021 10:03 | Happy to discuss again in 2 weeks. Gladly say I was wrong if I am sat rubbing my hands with £7 a share, won't hold my breath though. | 1happyinvestor | |
30/1/2021 09:52 | watch and learn | eddiemorra1977 | |
30/1/2021 09:44 | Not happening. There is like couple hundred on Reddit UK talking about it rather than millions when it happened on US. Plus the short holdings are a fraction of what allowed it to work so well with GAME and to a slightly lesser extent AMC. As nice as it would be ( briefly) | 1happyinvestor | |
30/1/2021 09:01 | The Flashmob are coming next week. Checkout Reddit Trading UK. Fundamentals mean nothing, this share will be 700p in 2 weeks time. | eddiemorra1977 |
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