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"Money's in the air, I can smell it all around, Money's in the air when stagecoach hits a pound" - sang to the tune of John Paul Young - Love is in the Air (1978) - for those of you old enough to remember it - good signs here boys and girls - as I said in last night's post, a little profit taking first thing then onwards and upwards - it is now being bought with ferocity on the dips -
gla and dyor etc
The government has to promote staycations to help the battered hospitality industry in this country.
"UK had a tourism deficit of £33.9 billion in 2019, with 88% of that (ie. about £30.04 billion) due to air travel"
hxxps://www.airportwatch.org.uk/2020/05/uk-had-a-tourism-deficit-of-33-9-billion-in-2019-with-88-of-that-ie-about-29-8-billion-due-to-air-travel/
Am holding on to these long term can see them returning to pre covid prices later this year
Patients.... now that’s funny...
Staying on board this one long term; thoroughly enjoying the ride, and think it’s going to get better.
I won't consider selling these til there at least £1.30 a share.
Great, innit..!
At 127%+ I’m feeling quite chuffed.
Some massive buys went through today just before 3pm - institutions loading up after pi's have been flushed out - expect a bit of profit taking first thing tomorrow then onwards and upwards - ftse up nearly 3pct vs rest of europe in the doldrums - money will flow into undervalued uk stock going forward imo - gla and dyor etc
Very good day. Hopefully the only way is up as long as vaccination plans continue upward :) Good Luck all.
Your not wrong
School kids should return on the 8th of March and i think normal loadings will resume soon after that when the over 50s have been vaccinated which should spike the SP again and next year a return of the dividend should bring our SP back to near pre-covid levels. Its all looking very nice indeed. DYOR etc...
The government's plan to move out of lockdown will be "cautious but irreversible", Boris Johnson has said.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56068362
Not sure why anyone would want to sell this stock now - the cat is out of the bag - look at Israel who are the only country leading the UK in vaccinations - new infections there are going through the floor - this is where we are heading - markets ALWAYS look forward and this is what is happening today - disappointed with last week, I expected this showing then, still never mind - 90p on the cards pdq imo
dyor etc and gl all
Chri55, you might have got off the bus a couple of stops too soon...
Didn't pan out the way I wanted it this week, still the covid numbers are coming down pdq - only a matter of time now before the UK starts opening up - GDP figures today beat analysts forecasts which is good news for UK PLC - onwards and upwards over the next few weeks with a bit of luck, if not I will add more on the dips - not interested in a short term play here, I am looking at year end to double bag.
good weekend all
gl and dyor etc
I’m worried about your health son. It has already bagged for early birds from mid 30s to 40. It’ll do another bag in this year IMO
What is the meaning of awful in your eyes. ?
This should be rising soon and so I'm tempted to dip, but the health the company seems to be pretty awful...
That would be nice fingers crossed. If not hopefully gradual increase most weeks will do just fine. Very happy so far with this investment and am hopeful for coming months. Good Luck all :)
Correct 394k plus 38k significantly higher than the ut - I feel there may be a big rise coming tomorrow barring any extreme macro or micro disturbances
Let's see
Dyor etc
394k buy (1/2m shares), but still big buy :)
Half a million pound buy after hours trading- looks like the big boys are starting to load up - I will sell for 150p not a penny less
Gla dyor etc
Thank you, good sir; the very same to you. Bullish general comment coming in from the BoE, so here's hoping for a good summer!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55934405
Thanks Castle, much appreciated; very happy to keep holding! SGC struck me as a leaner, more agile enterprise, which I like. Looking forward to continued positive sp movement as the world starts to open up again.
Evening all. Can a more learned member outline some of the advantages of this share compared to NEX? NEX sp seems to have performing slightly better over the past 3 months or so. I hold SGC, not NEX, but am genuinely interested if anyone cares to educate me. Thanks