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Sky's IAN KING......
https://news.sky.com/story/amp/a-rosy-future-for-thomas-cook-once-debt-noose-eased-11763476
foreseeable future.
To that end, it ought to be good news for Thomas Cook's customers and its 21,000 employees, not to mention hotel operators and the company's other partners in countries such as Spain, Greece, Turkey and further afield.
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Shareholders, though, face being wiped out.
All of this will, as chief executive Peter Fankhauser told Sky News, be "a bitter pill" for shareholders who have kept faith with the company during some difficult times.
bitter pill my ars3
ditto. nice to be free though
That is exactly the same with me.
Wish you all the best mate.
I'm out and it's the biggest loss I've ever had to take through trading, but the feeling of relief is almost worth the loss!!
I still think there is a long term, slim chance of success but it won't happen until Fankhauser goes and I fear he will hang onto the bitter end and take his ship with him. This one was just too rich for my blood but I wish good luck to those brave enough to hang on in there. Hoping it works out for you.
Coogie, yes i tend to agree and i have not bought back in yet. But to be fair (luckily) my cash was tied up so could not buy but i most probably would have at around 12p. It did look a bargain until the Fosun news.
10% rise yesterday has now evaporated
Nothing wrong with a little empathy. We celebrate when we do well and empathize with those who lose.
Applegarth, Don't feel sorry for people buying at 10, 15 or anything else. We are all mature adults and know or should know what we are doing... nobody held a gun to anyones head here.....
When everything becomes clear and the real facts are presented to the shareholders then we will decide what and how to continue.
Please don't be offended, but there are too many posts on here about what a shame , what a shame, NO, it is getting boring...... we buy and sell and move on and if in the middle we lose then tough cookies.....
Odds of coming right would depend if you can find the bottom, then anything above that will be profitable. I feel sorry for those buying at 10p, 15p, 20p, thinking this was a bargain. Sub 4.5p may be a decent chance to sit and wait?
We're talking about a short here, are we?
More chance of winning the lotto tonight than this coming good now
got to be in it to win it, im about 2/3 down at the moment, I was happy with the investment. However, I am not happy with the BOD.
Why????probably shorts closing
Some big buys and I can see why
£40k?
I would Dump the lot in tcg as in my opinion, it will give a minimum of 10% without any fuss....
But that's me
Also if you look at the volume sold to volume bought, thee is hardly much difference.
Colti if I had 40K, I would put at least 10K in to TCG, as I think at some stage they would come good and deliver.
Colti....You're a funny guy. Do as you think best.
Wondering whether to make a investment of £40,000 as I can see this making a comeback, could be the quickest way to make a million or make a big loss mmmm what do I do?