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I'm certain the "summer" season will be extended this year, people will be keen to get away and will postpone through September and October
As always Smithy says down, it goes up, he says below 9, expect above 10. As planned, the UK will come to its senses, just like the rest of the EU did albeit a little slower. BTW 50% of the business is in the EU so business was always going to be better than last year as a whole, hence SP baseline around £9.50 regardless of UK dramas.
Just like London buses, wait for one clown and three appear at once.
Cases are rising at an exponential rate .. unfortunately it is only a matter of time that the Delta variant will be on the shores of Europe where they are still catching up on vaccinations and a further wave restricting travel will be imposed .. a real shame tbh as I live for my holidays but we must all face reality.
GLA whatever your position.
Mp's vote to confirm further restrictions.
Ouch.
Easy J will need another cash call. Reading back on many of their notes they have made it clear they will need to raise cashflow.
I wouldn't like to be holding when that rns drops into the market.
konan. You are a cracker. You obviously don’t know what excrement is having had Quindell and SXX in your portfolio.
Perfectly good companies with healthy balance sheets are being ignored by the market yet excrement like this continues to get a bid
I'm convinced there's an ulterior motive at work here
Stubborn little tinkers these shareholders
It will fall. This company cannot continue to weather the steady stream of bad news.
Cant bleve this is still above 9 quid. I live in P. Banus ( thank god ) owned these 160ks worth from 2.60 to 17 quid ( i love EZ its made me packet since 2006 ) then in and out a few times since and i use EZ to fly back to the peoples republic of china, i mean UK , and I rate the company, but brexit fiasco notwithstanding , the government the uk has ended up with, fat wheezing sweaty uselss boris and dogsxxt dregs cabinet are really destroying civil liberties, nobody in europe would put up with it for this long, (enjoy “ taking back control haha ) and its damaging EZ in many aspects. A pal of mine is a training captain for them and he said they will have to raise capital again, things in the U.K. will get worse before they get better, i think you will get another chance at these with a 4 in front. IAG is terminal but as its a flag carrier who knows, partial nationalisation maybe.
EZJ is in a stronger position to recover over others such as iag, however, a share price over 900p is very expensive.
Albeit, ezj is not a value trap that iag is.
Tory MP’s have a deal with our Doris that he won’t tolerate no further suspension past July 21 stating that risks have to be taken and we have to adjust maybe for a very long time, and if you want a big clue as to what the share price is doing tomorrow Tuesday, A. Smithy scaremonger has posted again which means only one thing as per usual, the share price is going up, yet again, thanks Smithy.
Trello, while I appreciate that you may wish to have countries open up, or, rather lower their guard, the press and the Prime Minister are conditioning us to expect that lifting of restrictions will be delayed. We will now more on the Monday evening update.
I am not too fussed whether there is delay or not - sure, it might mean that my theatre tickets booked for July 3 are cancelled and that a proposed group event planned for 26 June won't go ahead and share prices might react unfavourably to the news - but I am much more concerned that the pressure faced by hospitals is not repeated. That has a huge knock on effect for all those minor procedures that were cancelled.
The bigger picture is that although the UK, USA and EU have got to grips with the pandemic, until there is sufficient vaccine delivered to the world to allow us all to cope with this virus and manage its effect, international travel should have restriction in place even with domestic flights of 2 hour duration or shorter.
For the sake of clarity, I do not hold any shares in EZJ at the moment, have never short sold any share. As news that is likely to affect the share price of companies in this vertical market will be published on Monday, despite my preference to be fully invested at all times, I am content to wait. If the price goes up or down, the risk to my capital will be better understood.
Travel to europe is very political at present whatever your personal view on Brexit. It didn't make sense in my mind for Portugal to be open whilst Spain wasn't. That said the islands of Spain, Greece etc have been prioritised for vaccination and should have been opened to fully vaccinated people, though using the governments own words now 'children are vectors' and we're seeing it pop up in schools quite a bit, so testing for them.
As much as I like France, Napoleon M isn't doing much for the case of brits spending their money there, whereas who could argue against Malta or the greek islands? Open up I say
The recent green list update was judged to as a political stance especially by the Maltese tourism minister where vaccinations are the highest in Europe. If covid variants prove too dangerous to add countries to the green list then there will be a severe economic downturn for the airports and airlines so the government have to weigh up the risks and skilfully balance a way out, we have to adapt to the risks because virus restrictions could be here for a few years yet, it could possibly become a norm, we can carry on being cautious and at what cost and for how long? The next green list update will not be a political choice?
Price drifting away to reflect the abandoned over sea holiday market.
Government has totally shafted the airlines and the electorate.