Cineworld Share Discussion Threads

[hpcg] 11/4/2021 15:00

r.e. 6851 - I can't think Cineworld has a leg to stand on. Minimums, maximums, floors, ceilings, deviations in circumstance x,y,z are all part of the overall package. If I were a bank I would absolutely be putting in floors given we know going beyond the zero bound is no longer a theoretical risk. I'd really question the concept of this being an accident.

[ian 50] 11/4/2021 00:24

Common sense Long term positive

[williamcooper104] 08/4/2021 21:13

Amusing https://twitter.com/ajsaeedy/status/1380244858196082690?s=21

[sefton1] 08/4/2021 19:08

The fat lady is clearing her throat

[superspoons1] 08/4/2021 16:49

The demand for Cinema is still there post lockdown in the US - we will see if it hits 20p I guess :-)

DYOR

[hpcg] 08/4/2021 16:34

That weekend was gross was below Batman's in 1989. At any other time it would be classed as meh. Here is the list of 2019's US cinema takings:

2022 profits need to be beyond 2018 from then on to have any chance of paying down the debt, but forecasts are being pulled over lower and are now below 2017.

[srpactive] 08/4/2021 14:19

c

No, survival has, not a recovery to the bottom line.

I feel the shorters have just done the Jangho PRC a
favour in ruining the value of Western assets for
the East to buy. The power shift has already started
and the shorters are just speeding it up.

Well done if you work for the East but silly if you work
for the West, each to their own.

By the way I bought in the 20p's and continued.

dyor

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[chiefbrody] 08/4/2021 11:49

Its already risen 5 fold. One could argue reopening has already been priced in.

[pwal] 08/4/2021 11:32

Well good luck with your investments. IMHO the share price will be on an upward trend as early as next week. There is a huge pent up demand to go to the pictures.

[pwal] 08/4/2021 10:31

Just over 5 weeks until opening. At what stage will the share price reflect this?

[trt] 08/4/2021 10:15

Yes Jango now owns 13.8% if he gets to 29% has to make a bid / takeover offer.

[srpactive] 07/4/2021 14:02

rns

Jangho increasing again by over 1% it would appear.

dyor

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[trt] 07/4/2021 10:26

Monster takings at US box office for Godzilla v Kong film.

[srpactive] 06/4/2021 15:15

rns shareholder news, if they sold that percentage, someone
has bought it. If Jangho they could have near 20%, awaiting
next rns for clarity.

dyor a must.

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[srpactive] 06/4/2021 09:53

Morning all

If we can close above 106.65p would be very positive for starters.

[peteret] 05/4/2021 13:57

Initially dropped to 15p and since has made it up to 120p one hell of a bounce. Close your short now or burn

[srpactive] 01/4/2021 21:20

RNS

Polaris reduced a little.

dyor

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[hpcg] 31/3/2021 23:30

Minimum 8%, but with treasury yields rising perhaps 10% or 12%. Most likely though is that there is no percentage rate investors will accept and the bun fight will begin.

[williamcooper104] 31/3/2021 17:27

4.5 percent will be their historic rate on debt outstanding at balance sheet However the market rate for their debt would be much higher than the historic rates

[williamcooper104] 31/3/2021 17:01

Thanks - that's what I thought it was Does mean ironically that the liability goes down as the credit gets worse

[lthtrust] 31/3/2021 16:52

I found this definition.The lessee's incremental borrowing rate is defined in IFRS 16 as 'the rate of interest that a lessee would have to pay to borrow over a similar term, and with a similar security, the funds necessary to obtain an asset of a similar value to the right-of-use asset in a similar economic environment'.