What’s your big gamble? (Volume 2)
Discussion
ferrisbueller said:
Luke. said:
CINE having another storming day.
Quick question, on the LSE boards everyone keeps on saying wait til the next rise at 2.30pm when the US opens up. But surely this makes no sense, as they can buy at exactly the same time as us, when our markets open at 8am?
Correct. Much of what is written on those LSE boards is dogsQuick question, on the LSE boards everyone keeps on saying wait til the next rise at 2.30pm when the US opens up. But surely this makes no sense, as they can buy at exactly the same time as us, when our markets open at 8am?
t.Fingers crossed re a lift for CINE in the US and fingers crossed a studio wants to buy them.
petemurphy said:
MikeStroud said:
What a difference a day makes!
I should really learn from all the other peaks in the last few months when I have been deliriously happy and sell sell sell as it'll all tumble tomorrow.
so you're not selling then I should really learn from all the other peaks in the last few months when I have been deliriously happy and sell sell sell as it'll all tumble tomorrow.
My share dealing personality is "greedy bstard".
breadvan said:
FOMO is kicking in hard for me today. Well done to all!
I fancy a punt this afternoon, is there anything left?
I fancy John Menzies (he’s done well out of corner shops hasn’t he I fancy a punt this afternoon, is there anything left?
). Up today but still a way to go potentially. I’ve got IAG though so a bit airliney if I’m not careful. That’s less of a quick punt though tbh - I’m trying to dilute my penny share gambles. ferrisbueller said:
egomeister said:
ferrisbueller said:
I've been out or I would have topped up earlier this morning. I'll keep an eye on it.
I am intrigued as to how these shorts, circa 9% total, are going to close out. They're going to be climbing over each other to get out.
The US opening date looks like an obvious milestone but who knows.
I doubt they are worried if they believe it's a zeroI am intrigued as to how these shorts, circa 9% total, are going to close out. They're going to be climbing over each other to get out.
The US opening date looks like an obvious milestone but who knows.
Genuine question.
The short tracker is still showing 8.75% (data will be a few days off reflecting reality)
When did the shorts start building their positions?
breadvan said:
FOMO is kicking in hard for me today. Well done to all!
I fancy a punt this afternoon, is there anything left?
GGP for a gamble (slightly cheaper today). Personally I think IDP is cheap.... but I've held it for some time without any great gains, so not sure I'd recommend it. Possibly MNG if you look at the trend on a chart.I fancy a punt this afternoon, is there anything left?
JustinF said:
how's everyone's mood today? 
Green across the board
Happy day/week,dumped last of orcp....£3k loss on last lot,all into eua,averaged up ridiculously,but more interested in number of shares hopefully when sale time comesGreen across the board
Everything well in blue 10-190% ggp,emh,avct,orph,tils,rld still suspended
Sitting on hands for a bit now
egomeister said:
ferrisbueller said:
egomeister said:
ferrisbueller said:
I've been out or I would have topped up earlier this morning. I'll keep an eye on it.
I am intrigued as to how these shorts, circa 9% total, are going to close out. They're going to be climbing over each other to get out.
The US opening date looks like an obvious milestone but who knows.
I doubt they are worried if they believe it's a zeroI am intrigued as to how these shorts, circa 9% total, are going to close out. They're going to be climbing over each other to get out.
The US opening date looks like an obvious milestone but who knows.
Genuine question.
The short tracker is still showing 8.75% (data will be a few days off reflecting reality)
When did the shorts start building their positions?
I was assuming they were betting on failure to meet debt covenants, a second wave lockdown in the US (or anything else that delays US reopening).
Cineworld themselves have delayed Q2 results update until next month, I guess so they can reflect some decent revenues.
MikeStroud said:
ferrisbueller said:
Luke. said:
CINE having another storming day.
Quick question, on the LSE boards everyone keeps on saying wait til the next rise at 2.30pm when the US opens up. But surely this makes no sense, as they can buy at exactly the same time as us, when our markets open at 8am?
Correct. Much of what is written on those LSE boards is dogsQuick question, on the LSE boards everyone keeps on saying wait til the next rise at 2.30pm when the US opens up. But surely this makes no sense, as they can buy at exactly the same time as us, when our markets open at 8am?
t.Fingers crossed re a lift for CINE in the US and fingers crossed a studio wants to buy them.
Is it actively traded there?
I can sit and watch something like Carnival on both sides, live, and have historically tracked the relationship between the two. I don't seem able to do that with Cineworld.
MikeStroud said:
Meeten-5dulx said:
Made a mistake in selling out Dignity... big rise today.
Me too. When the pandemic was full on the share priced crashed. When pandemic part 1 is over the share price increases. Surely pandemics are good news for funeral companies. Anyway I missed out on todays rise.It worked out well, having got in at 270 and out at 330.
Whilst I shouldn't be looking at it any further, today's massive rise popped up and now I'm kicking myself for having sold out too early.
Seems that when I do take heed to the 'bank profits' mantra, the price continues up. When I don't (unicorns, gold mines), then there is an erosion of the SP and I am left with a big red marker.
Now, what price to exit AA and CINE .... ?
Well I'm having a mare of a day, Was still sitting at 20% up into this week but I am heavy ish into the mining companies and Pan african has tanked 10% as well as Novavax at 10% so far down as well.
To add insult to injury I too had cine at 56p then a nice average down to 48p from last weeks lows and read about the sort time between film release and pay tv release so thought it would go lower. Sold it for £100 loss and then watched today go mental and finaly saw the news about the US opening up ownership options on them.
So bought back at 53p and moved the stock to my self titled "don't even think about selling" folder which stops me from trying to be clever with it.
My other really good long term holds and dividend shares are doing good ranging from up 4%-16% which will mean even better dividend rates in the future. They can't keep the overall balance up today as they are slow and steady (and probably what I should be doing more with)
To add insult to injury I too had cine at 56p then a nice average down to 48p from last weeks lows and read about the sort time between film release and pay tv release so thought it would go lower. Sold it for £100 loss and then watched today go mental and finaly saw the news about the US opening up ownership options on them.
So bought back at 53p and moved the stock to my self titled "don't even think about selling" folder which stops me from trying to be clever with it.
My other really good long term holds and dividend shares are doing good ranging from up 4%-16% which will mean even better dividend rates in the future. They can't keep the overall balance up today as they are slow and steady (and probably what I should be doing more with)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-53735718
Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
ferrisbueller said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-53735718
Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
What’s their ticker?!?!?Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
ferrisbueller said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-53735718
Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
In soviet Russia vaccine kills you.Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
T5SOR said:
ferrisbueller said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-53735718
Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
What’s their ticker?!?!?Mad rush for a Russian "approved" vaccine, anyone?
No, me neither.
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