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Agreed - It would just be nice to have a few green days in line with the rest of it's direct competitors though.
Things will improve. This is a solid company which is winning contracts all the time and is becoming the preferred company in other parts of the world due to its reliability, comfort and affordability. The U.S. is opening back up.... people need to travel....money is scare for so many people and using buses will be the only affordable option in so many parts of the world. Give it 24 months and this will be back to all-time highs...... imho.
...anyway, could be worse, at least we aren't an airline. They are really scuppered for a good while yet. ATB, C
You would hope at these prices its all baked in. We were in the 230's this time last year and we were miles away from a solution back then so to be only 20 odd percent higher given all that's been achieved seems as low as it should be right now. Still, WTF do I know. C
Surely shouldn't drop too much, after all Uk is only 20% part of revenue, imo that is maybe priced in with recent drop.
On the one hand I 'm thinking a 5% drop, on the other I'm thinking that if nothing actually changes and it's only a delay, then why should it affect anything- after all nothing should be priced in to reopen on 21st. But we all know the market, anything to make a quick buck up or down
It's got to bounce up at some point, let's hope it's sooner rather then later.
It looks like it is largely confirmed in major media outlets that the full reopening on 21st June will be delayed by a month, so I expect a bad red day across the sector on Monday.
Who knows - It's unpredictable. When there seems to be a positive outlook the SP seems to drop and has the opposite effect where there is a negative outlook. I think it's fair to assume that the final stage of restrictions will be extended but you would presume that has been priced in by now. Really frustrating
So which way will momentum and sentiment swing on Monday we wonder?
RR, I have sold shares that have lost 20% and then lost a further 90% after I have sold them. Momentum is a big factor in investing.
OWLS. Selling a share just because it is showing a loss can also be very unwise. I have held shares that halved in value which later more than doubled what I paid for them. If it is a speculative share, then I would agree with you, but NEX certainly isn’t that.
Secretly, don't get emotionally involved, also holding on to a share just because it is showing a loss is not wise.
My average is £2.94 - I've since Mid Feb. I've traded the chop a few times for a small profit but nothing to shout out about.
I feel to emotionally invested to sell and put my stake elsewhere but this is seriously starting to test my patience. I feel like we take 1 step forward one day and then 2 steps back the next. I did not think we'd be at this price again :-( I am not selling until I am in the green though, to stubborn for that.