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Will the Cineworld (CINE) share price rise with soaring seat sales? More on: Image source: DCM With the developed world emerging from pandemic lockdowns, everyday life is set to resume. And one great pleasure of modern life — going to the cinema — is now an option for consumers. So what could happen to the The Cineworld share price collapses Cineworld is the globe’s second-largest cinema chain. At the end of last year, it had 9,311 screens across 767 sites in 10 countries, employing 30,000 people. However, when Covid-19 lockdowns arrived in spring 2020, the busines...

More on: Image source: Getty Images. Hedge funds are collective investment funds aimed at institutions and wealthy individuals. Many use complex trading algorithms to generate extra gains. Others use financial derivatives and leverage (borrowed money) to boost returns. Some use short-selling (betting on falling share prices) to make money. To buy in to a typical  edge fund would require a minimum investment of between £500k and £1m. But I can buy in to a leading US hedge fund for under £27 by buying one particular FTSE 100 share. The FTSE 100 share is Pershing Squar...

The Cineworld (CINE) share price has dived 22% in 1 month. What next? More on: Image source: DCM Throughout my life, going to the cinema has ranked among my most exciting and enjoyable everyday treats. Like many, I love going to see the latest blockbuster, thriller, comedy or sci-fi extravaganza. It also drives me crazy when people talk, use their phones or eat noisily during the feature. But I don’t have that problem right now. Cinemas worldwide are mostly closed due to lockdowns. But following the Cineworld(LSE: CINE) share price has been an epic saga in its own righ...

More on: Image source: Getty Images. The past two years have been rough for shareholders. The damage was done last year, when the FTSE 100 crashed spectacularly, before rebounding strongly after March 2020. On 23 April 2019 — two years ago — the FTSE 100 index closed at 7,523.10 points. On Friday, the Footsie closed at 6,938.60, down almost 585 points — a loss of 7.8% in two years. But some FTSE 100 shares really slumped badly. And the Royal Dutch Shell(LSE: RDSB) share price was among the biggest losers. FTSE 100 winners and losers In total, 98 shares have been i...