Cineworld Share Discussion Threads

[john09] 24/8/2021 20:12

We are basically the same price as we were in November 2020. Does that sound right to you~?

From Pfizer Monday to 90% of the uk population vaccinated… from bleak winter lockdown to open season..

No 😉

[john09] 24/8/2021 20:09

Yesterday



Apologies if its already been posted

[john09] 24/8/2021 19:50

AMC is up 27% as i write

Will be a good day here tomorrow

[srpactive] 24/8/2021 17:40

Excellent close and move today two resistance points taken out
63.66p and 65.48p.

Just get through 67.06p and we could be on to something.

Amc chart looking interesting too.

dyor

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[srpactive] 24/8/2021 16:07

Building up stronger, could we about to receive
something that constitutes a positive.

dyor

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[srpactive] 24/8/2021 14:37

j9

If we break above and close higher than 65.48p would be
a good start.

dyor

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[srpactive] 24/8/2021 10:53

It looks like Dec 17.

I stand to be corrected as always.

dyor

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[knowing] 24/8/2021 10:50

Du uh know Du uh know du uh uh uh uh Du uh know

[ny boy] 24/8/2021 10:43

When’s Spider-Man - No way home movie out?

[srpactive] 24/8/2021 10:29

Through 63.66p, looking decent for an attempt
at 65.48p.

We shall see.

dyor

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[srpactive] 24/8/2021 09:04

mi

Yes as I have always said a good civil balanced thread is best,
yes I listen to both sides.
Support is in the 50p's although I feel there will be positive
news regarding viewing with the new slate of films.

But yes dyor a must for all.

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[millenniallnvestor] 23/8/2021 10:12

Lets keep this a balanced thread srp.

What if we don't break above 67p? Tank to 20p?

[srpactive] 23/8/2021 08:17

Morning all, news of the new releases are feeding through
even into the FT, I am expecting a decent move higher this
week as the ftse reshuffle valuation date end August approaches.

If we can break above 67p that would set the cat among the pigeons
for certain.

dyor a must.

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[john09] 21/8/2021 21:31

Bond ..

Top gun ..

Etc 😉

[lthtrust] 21/8/2021 16:04

An interesting statement from Cineworld's 2021 interim report for the 6 months to June 2021 is that "Net financing costs totalled $343.1m during the period (2020: $290.3m)". Having declared losses of over $3500 Million over the 18 months up to June 2021 Cineworld has had to borrow money to survive and pay the interest on it's loans and other liabilties. This is of course reflected in the increased finance costs.

[srpactive] 20/8/2021 15:29

Or a maverick ;

[lthtrust] 20/8/2021 14:48

Cinema box office takings are currently at 50% of pre-pandemic levels according to BBC article:
Cineworld's base case scenario is for 60% rising to 90% by the end of the year. The Coronavirus delta variant is spreading rapidly and the current vaccines are less effective against it than the original coronavirus. It would take a brave man or a fool to invest long in this heavily indebted company with negative equity attributable to equity holders.

[srpactive] 20/8/2021 14:40

The IC are a good magazine for excellent in depth content
knowledge. Also have their ear to the ground, I value them
for long term trend spotting. I hold for decades so suits
me.

They are not speculators just content.

dyor

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[privileged] 20/8/2021 14:30

That's a strong sell then

[srpactive] 20/8/2021 13:51

The Investors Chronicle have us as a BUY at 66p.

dyor

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[srpactive] 20/8/2021 12:05

Gentleman on radio two news has just stated cinemas takings
last month did well and looking to increase further next
month.

Hopefully.

dyor

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