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Are you sure
This is either going up today or down today
Really, you think only lse has level 2
Theres more than 1 L2 out there
"Looking at level 2 the pressure seems down ward."
How can you view L2 if you you are not a premium member ?
Looking at level 2 the pressure seems down ward.
Anyone buying in the knowledge of such pressure must have King Kanute syndrome.
Buying is like sitting on the edge of the beach expecting the tide to stop coming in.
I'll wait until I see evidence of a turnaround.
TCG needs a TR1 stating major buying or else the tide coming (red trades) will drown holders.
L2 quiet at the moment & panic selling seems to be over.
any change on L2?
JJ that's right that's why I'm saying turnover... margin is driven by the performance of the management team and the actual team of TCG is bull****...looks at their booking platform and you will understand how far they are in terms of digital transformation. TCG has a very good potential they have control on all the chain --> distribution network --> own airline--> own hotels so they will be able to keep very good margin with some smart guys on the BOD ( witch's not the case today).
if there's a good cost killing they will perform very well. this is what the turk saw because he's coming from the industry and knows the constraints of such business.
With the 2022 6.25% bonds still trading around 30% of par it’s pretty obvious that Mr Kockar is not buying the bonds up. Now that shows he’s not a sophisticated investor and is failing to see the importance of the bonds in the timescale left. Buying the bonds would give him real leverage in discussions on the refinancing - you cannot just buy a share stake as bond holders don’t care less about shareholders and the bond holders come first
If you read what I put I feel its a good punt and I personally feel its a strong buy...No one knows what's going to happen but if we get a good rns this will rocket
How would I know ha .. it bounced back up from 7.7 - 10% up from today's lowest point.
Anyway, you might find these stats useful :
Pivot Point 1st Support Point 7.27p
Previous Close 9.87p
Price Crosses 40 Day Moving Average 10.17p
Pivot Point 11.13p
Pivot Point 1st Resistance Point 13.74p
Just to let you know, I am here for trading only.
You say “strong buy” but your post says it might go up and it might go down!
This will only rebound on a TR1 from the Turk and he is running out of time.
Unless there is such a drastic change it Debenhams all over again.
I can only see red. A buy today is a wild gamble.
Good luck to those with such optimism.
Barckley - why do you keep referring to Sales instead of profit. You remind me of sales director who kept forgetting about margin.
Im sure a billionaire has got his money by being a loon he sees a good investment in this company he has put his money where his mouth is...
E-AL, What time is the bounce?
Thomas Cook (LSE:TCG) is almost certainly going bust. But you wouldn’t think that reading the bulletin boards, with posts of “20p INCOMING!”. Only a cream-faced loon would listen to anonymous strangers on the internet, yet listening to anonymous strangers on the internet seems to be a popular pastime.
https://www.valuethemarkets.com/2019/08/06/thomas-cook-dont-just-book-it-short-it-instead-tcg/
NK is probably unloading and still selling into the spike. Current yield is 27.2% of par. With negative equity of £1.6 billion, the shares are pretty well worthless - just remember this before you press Buy.
The one-month SP chart reminds me of a classic bubble SP chart, like the first diagram here: https://medium.com/@badrbellaj/the-blockchain-mania-and-the-dot-com-bubble-adc4885dd66b
100% agree!
Am starting to think that way too and I was an avid buyer of these...hmmm standing on the fence on these at the moment but head is down.
Thanks E_AL keep us posted.
I appreciate all the help and information in this forum although some posts are very negative and I don't like accountants who talks BS only. a business that make 9B a year should be valuated more even with this debit.
at our level if I have to take over a business that generate 90K turnover a year with a debit of 10.3 K and a solid market reputation and good market positioning I will do.
Doesn’t anyone think that this is looking increasingly like Debenhams just before it went into administration?
The Turkish investor is just like Mike Ashley - thinking big but misunderstanding the hold that bond holders have on the matter or the time he has left to act.
There’s going to be a lot of folk losing a lot of money here