Cineworld Share Discussion Threads

[prmoldoaks] 16/7/2021 09:40

Shorts rushing for the door, gone into Auction :-)

[prmoldoaks] 16/7/2021 09:37

Netflix Bid, Amazon out of the Equation ?????~

[ny boy] 16/7/2021 09:37

Just technical buyers at support levels and bargain hunters as many U.K. stocks are very attractively priced and at low PE’s for overseas predators to start looking. I have been buying all the usual household names on this decent pull back.

[srpactive] 16/7/2021 09:29

We can all work together to beat the system, MI poster
shorted at 107p closed 60p region, did very well, an
indication shorts start closing as whitebox.

AMC rising from lows.

As I have said many times a balanced thread of intelligent and civil
posters short and long is best. Lets work together.

dyor

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[srpactive] 16/7/2021 09:14

jj

Okay, but I feel the opposite, a drop from 90p to
57p and the ceo and analyst states robust viewers,
I expect a good move for a few days, especially as
amc strong into the close yesterday and pre market,
but we shall know soon enough, please keep
posting.

dyor

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[jubberjim] 16/7/2021 08:54

I predict not to many people willing to stay long over weekend

This is going back down

A profit is a profit

Still a bear

[srpactive] 16/7/2021 08:49

l

Yes quite correct although I feel if they get the viewers
at the venues, the money people might give cine a little headroom,
that is what I hope. We shall see.

Please keep posting.

dyor

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[lthtrust] 16/7/2021 08:43

Cineworld is surviving on very expensive borrowed money. The question is likely to be can they borrow more to survive ?

[srpactive] 16/7/2021 08:36

l

Yes, quite correct but I feel the market will accept that due
to the covid situation as this has never happened before so
comparing against past figures might take a few years to get
back to accepted as normal. The new normal might be to give
a little slack. We could see the shorts closing at this figure
if they shorted like MI did at 107p. I still follow shorttracker
for guidance, whitebox starting to close.

We shall see, both views should be welcomed on a balanced thread,
please keep posting.

The August reshuffle positions will start to be taken.

dyor

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[lthtrust] 16/7/2021 08:31

Cineworld's shares are still overpriced. Cineworld will most likely have lost money in the first half of 2021. The 2021 half yearly report could be very interesting. Just look at the current debt to equity ratio !!!

[srpactive] 16/7/2021 08:26

End August reshuffle valuation date, six weeks before always
tends to see stocks being bought for inclusion purposes.

That is about now, all good fun for six weeks starting now.

dyor

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[srpactive] 16/7/2021 08:07

Lets hope we are going to follow amc higher.
Bounced 14% from pre market yesterday, now showing up
6% pre market.

Twenty percent bounce, interesting.

dyor

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[srpactive] 16/7/2021 07:21

Thank you, very good insight.

A little positive and negative.

dyor

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[srpactive] 15/7/2021 21:44

Talking about robinhood, amc up 7% today and 6% after hours.

dyor

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[williamcooper104] 15/7/2021 20:47

His best choice is to work with whoever builds up the biggest position in Cine debt to then get a carry/promote in a restructured Cine

[williamcooper104] 15/7/2021 20:46

Sorry - typo - meant Mooky - who won't be so free with his equity

[jubberjim] 15/7/2021 20:22

Mooky? Might have no choice

This share really takes the biscuit ?

[williamcooper104] 15/7/2021 20:05

Monkey ain't giving away his equity for popcorn :)

[smartie6] 15/7/2021 18:07

Very wise words.

[purchaseatthetop] 15/7/2021 17:56

Smartie6....fully agree. I was in CINE during the early Covid days and bought at 40p sold at 55p. There is an existential threat here imo. If you are heavily committed please think. This is high risk with the leveraging. Very high.

[smartie6] 15/7/2021 17:56

The sooner it hits 20p the better for all to finally face up to reality. No?

[smartie6] 15/7/2021 17:51

I've been away from this board for sometime but can't believe what I'm reading on here today. You all know the score on this one and have advised, nearly all of you, that it's a longshot. So why be surprised if it slowly drifts down to a price that recognises the likelihood of failure?
Remember the fundamentals guys. Significant debt, a declining industry, unprofitable and inability to service it's debts.

[careful] 15/7/2021 17:36

You talk as though there is logic in the share price.

It is just shorter having a bit of fun and buyers who are scared to go in.
Poker nothing more.

It would be fun if that RobinHood crowd piled in to burn the shorters.