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Hi Nunquam,
Under the new management Centamin should do very well and as a result of Basel 3 and later 4 gold will reach a much more realistic price, so good luck with your building project & your retirement!
Regards to all. I think I can give myself a small pat on the back. I am a retired medic (GP) and I have been working doing telephone triage for coronavirus in the UK, for the past year. The service will finish later this month, as the number of cases are low in the UK and the youngsters will cope without us oldies. Back to full retirement and a building project next month. I think and hope that gold and gold mining shares are reasonable store of wealth in these odd times . I don't trust crypto a bit , but I have been wrong on that so far !
I went with Tui last year end of Sept..to Greece.no vax requirement...hardly any fuss, tui had a covid cover included which i though was smart as all the insurers including my annual policy had rewritten their small print...They didnt get the renewal the jerks. Had a great time and so glad i took the opportunity when it was there....there were families with children...ok half down on usual numbers but not insignificant......apparently now it's too dangerous and not allowed go figure ? The greeks looked like they were handling it well (Rhodes) and not going full on national socialist. Tui themselves i thought handled it well including on the aircraft
This is infact good news. 15 cases of new variant in a care home but no deaths. Vaccines in action
https://www.mylondon.news/news/health/outbreaks-indian-variant-found-london-20543646
still radical threats and lockdowns and outs in Oz. This is not going away, as we have a "snuff it out 100%" policy, which has never worked with any virus in a few years....even if you have competent govt and management which are lacking in Oz
best
the gnome
Surely that's a tad too risky and what of the possibility of more multiple lockdowns, which I think is still a possibility.
I'm convinced gold will hit a new high this summer, so I'm sticking with CEY, POLY, FRES + a few US and Aussie Goldies.
Gold $1826 and still rising atm.
Cey Only just back to the 117 the high of 2 weeks ago.
The people on the TUI board need to have a look at superdry.. There is an example of share recovery based on a company that is not saddled with debt. Where -ahem- you will not lose the shirt on your back... I'm not invested there, I cashed in previously. Just enjoying watching the movement and looking to get back should there be a significant retrace.
I am still holding CEY though and looking for far more out of this with the inflation storm that is gathering.
"Still interesting there may be people on here who were considering BA stock and it also shows that things are still quite a way from returning to what was normal pre pandemic."
I've been keeping tabs on TUI who i love as a company....but bailout from german govt,,rights issue...debt up to the eyeballs and the mania is incredible...it's one of those you look at the fundamentals and think there is no equity. Yet they all squeal with delight at the bookings or potential easing of restrictions. You could open up tomorrow and those liabilties aint going away anytime soon. Some posters wax lyrical about debt forgiveness from german govt....it's like a dope den on their BB. I wish and hope TUI survive but they can do this at the same time as shareholders lose their shirt....and there is talk of 500p 600p ...to the moon gromit !
Still interesting there may be people on here who were considering BA stock and it also shows that things are still quite a way from returning to what was normal pre pandemic.
Sorry, wrong board. lol
Bloomberg spin.
"British Airways parent IAG SA said it’s expecting only a gradual reopening of travel including key trans-Atlantic services after losses continued to mount in the first quarter."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-07/british-airways-parent-subdued-on-travel-rebound-as-losses-mount
And still over 1m more shares bought than sold.