stock market crash

[rogerfederer]

Funny this. Two different people have mentioned cineworld to me over the weekend and now on here. I'm happy with my portfolio but might see why they appear to be mentioned so much. Cruise companies have also popped up more than once.

During severe recessions and, if the Financial Times is on to something, a severe depression, people are going to be cancelling their monthly [ever increasing in price] Cinecards.

At peak time it's £17 to £20 to go see a film. That simply won't be happening soon after an initial flurry once lockdown is over.

I wouldn't be buying that share any time soon.

[AtW]

There will be no cinemas for a long time (other than US style car ones) - Disney and others will sell direct

[DealorNoDeal]

Jet2 is Dart Group? It's never been that low.

I think I know why that popped in to your head.

Your subconcious is trying to tell you that stock picking is no better than randomly throwing darts at a board.

[Whorty]

Funny this. Two different people have mentioned cineworld to me over the weekend and now on here. I'm happy with my portfolio but might see why they appear to be mentioned so much. Cruise companies have also popped up more than once.

Cruise companies are an interesting one. You'd think after this and their normal sh1tty illness problems, people would avoid them and they'll never have a customer again. But travelers have very short memories. Those cruise companies that survive this will invariably come out the other end stronger. But ... which cruise company to bet on

[DimPrawn]

Cruise companies are an interesting one. You'd think after this and their normal sh1tty illness problems, people would avoid them and they'll never have a customer again. But travelers have very short memories. Those cruise companies that survive this will invariably come out the other end stronger. But ... which cruise company to bet on

What with Norovirus, Coronavirus, Influenza and food poisoning outbreaks, I don't think I ever want to be packed like sardines on a cruise.

[BR14]

What with Norovirus, Coronavirus, Influenza and food poisoning outbreaks, I don't think I ever want to be packed like sardines on a cruise.

you missed legionella.

hth

[wattaj]

Cruise companies are an interesting one. You'd think after this and their normal sh1tty illness problems, people would avoid them and they'll never have a customer again. But travelers have very short memories. Those cruise companies that survive this will invariably come out the other end stronger. But ... which cruise company to bet on

Yesterday the cruise industry has reported a 4o% increase in bookings for next year.

Obligatory linky: Cruise ship bookings are increasing for 2021 despite coronavirus - Business Insider

Odd, isn't it.

[wattaj]

RE Cineworld: they were brought off of their more recent low by a large sovereign wealth purchase. They're sliding back again, but the spike was interesting.

[Paralytic]

Yesterday the cruise industry has reported a 4o% increase in bookings for next year.

Obligatory linky: Cruise ship bookings are increasing for 2021 despite coronavirus - Business Insider

Odd, isn't it.

Smoke and mirrors. A lot of cruise companies are giving customers Future Cruise Credits for the cruises cancelled this year (with bonuses to encourage people to take that rather than a refund). So, these new bookings are not new money.

[wattaj]

Smoke and mirrors. A lot of cruise companies are giving customers Future Cruise Credits for the cruises cancelled this year (with bonuses to encourage people to take that rather than a refund). So, these new bookings are not new money.

Interesting. Thanks.