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CINE Cineworld Group Plc

0.381
0.00 (0.00%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  0.00 0.00% 0.381 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/8/2021
17:14
Nice rise this afternoon - news pending perhaps SRP ?
superspoons1
05/8/2021
15:46
Well if the odeon has updated the market, I would have thought
cine will do so also.

Hopefully soon.

dyor

srpactive
05/8/2021
12:33
All

Unfortunately both sides are correct here, we have the cinemas
opening and decent viewing figures seem to be building and
should improve with the big films due Autumn onwards.

We have the poor balance sheet to repair.

Time will tell.


Good posts keep a decent balanced thread, well done all.

dyor

active

srpactive
05/8/2021
11:10
Good Post FF - factual which is what we all need. Looking forward to results and any news in between. The list of big films on the way is very good news and not everyone wants to sit at home - the price of a few buckets of popcorn and expensive sweets won't deter people from going, people have money saved up for days out with the family so I expect attendance figures to rise as the weather worsens too.
superspoons1
05/8/2021
08:41
For a business to "bounce back quickly" they need to start off by turning a profit and stop this senseless - unaffordable - borrowing.
millenniallnvestor
04/8/2021
22:32
One minute you can be in good profit, licking your lips on your short position and eyeing up the 12th August with constant negativity. Sometimes greed causes you to take your eye off the ball. Then along comes a leading industry source that speaks with authority and tells it as it is and the one thing that Cineworld does have in abundance over any other share is the ability to bounce back quickly. I am now looking forward to what CEO Greidinger might be saying on 12/8.
firm foundations
04/8/2021
14:05
£300 million in interest on debt for starters!
millenniallnvestor
04/8/2021
12:35
How big will the first half 2021 loss be? Cineworld have already borrowed more money to survive, but for how long.
lthtrust
04/8/2021
12:00
Mmm. Looks like 12th Aug!
pwal
04/8/2021
11:53
Must be due for some results in Sept. Anyone know the date?
pwal
04/8/2021
11:34
Who knows for sure LTH, but we do know there has been month on month improvement industry wide.
We know it is much closer now than 2 months ago.
We also know if they have not met base case they are still in business and have secured some additional funding should they require it.
So despite a year of you saying they won't, they are still here and now open and at least in a position to try and trade out of it.

Still not been nuked by Iran ;-)

1happyinvestor
04/8/2021
11:17
The US box office total (cumulative gross) for July 2021 was $582,170,423. This is less than half the $1,288,196,026 it was in July 2019. Are cine World meeting their base scenario? Source boxofficemojo.
lthtrust
04/8/2021
08:35
MI

Ok, I hope you are making money from your understanding.

Lots of 66.6p shares price figures over the past few days
and a number of 1 trades this morning, seen this before
at another of my holdings the other year. I am expecting
news soon maybe before the 12th.

dyor

active

srpactive
03/8/2021
14:23
I wouldn't say i'm linked to farming but I have a good understanding of it.
millenniallnvestor
03/8/2021
11:57
MI

Good insight, it sounds as if you are linked to farming
is that so?

srpactive
03/8/2021
11:26
qualifications are only useful to prove your knowledge to someone...

knowledge does not equal skill.

why not use your own developed skills to start a business etc?

Qualifications don't even prove you can do something either, like down here in cornwall, "students" who have studied for 5+ years about seeds, fertiliser, cultivating jump into a tractor and have no idea what they are doing because they dont have the skill.

Look at someone who has grown up on a farm, dropped out of school at 16 will do a much better job because they have a REAL understanding and have learnt the hard way what works and understand why it works etc. Not one made up from books.

millenniallnvestor
02/8/2021
14:29
w104

Yes that was the point I was attempting to make, if it was not in something
useful.

More important to acquire a position linked to share options
really.

srpactive
02/8/2021
14:15
Actually a decent phd is worth weight in gold If I was a student it's what I'd do now
williamcooper104
02/8/2021
14:12
mi

Nice to hear, but you must keep improving your qualifications along the
way too aswell as working.

srpactive
02/8/2021
11:47
mi

Well unfortunately your generation are led to believe the
only way forward is to buy a degree, then buy a masters
or even phd, then at twenty seven with some worthless
history or geography qualification realise that may have been
a mistake. The only pockets they are greasing are the landlords
and student halls, why do you think Goldman are buying accommodation?

dyor

srpactive
02/8/2021
11:38
Doesn't bother me because its our generation that will be paying for this mess.
millenniallnvestor
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