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Really? Look at the pain and disaster they have caused.
Tuis exposure to the middle east is very small and you know this. So stop spreading falsities.
Avocet --- are you not listening to what is happening in the middle east? The drop in share prices is nothing to do with oil prices , it's due to escalation into wider scale wars. Get real , there is no scare mongering here , just realisation of the facts of what is happening in reality.
Thanks Mike... very appreciated
Marcinkus
I agree generally, that TUI is unaffected, except it is as a result of oil/fuel prices.
In so far it is probably more affected than most other UK/global shares, which seem to be taking a beating despite being a million miles from the middle east.
Given the geopolitical situation I guess we all know that this week and the next are going to be really painful (for no reason imho since TUI is completely unaffected by middle east turmoil but anyway..)
However! from a chart point of view, looks like TUI simply bounced off (quite hard) from resistance levels and retraced, possibly filling some gaps?
Any chartist here that can give an educated guesstimate on what's going on from a stats perspective?
Glad to hear your opinion on this: thanks, Mike.
Your loss.
@Masaimara isn't scaremongering he is talking the truth, what is going on in Gaza is a disgrace and it will obviously have an impact on the macro environment, in regards to Iran, their response was telegraphed and managed by Isreal (as they knew what was coming), its all theatre and the markets knew it, if something real was going to happen we wouldn't know about it and we would all be fu@&ed and by that stage who cares. Good luck to all holders.
Well I won't ever be going to Israel or Russia
Fact Avocet , reality.
Masaimara scaremongering as usual.
Hi all,
Well like many I was certainly surprised and to be honest, pretty shocked at the scale of the response by Iran.
However, let's be honest, there has been this 'build up' in recent days and as such, provided Israel simply 'accepts' this retaliation, then you have to think that this particular 'saga' is put to bed and if so and it remains stable for the next 24 hours, then as some have shared below, our shares and indeed all travel shares should at least see stability into next week, if not a decent rise back to where it was earlier last week ie around the £6.77 level and the high of the last 12 months.
Additionally, with Easyjet making their Half Year announcement this coming Thursday, which undoubtedly will be strong I'm sure, then should be a good catalyst too
GLA
£6.60 tomorrow.
I agree Iran has had there pound of flesh back to 5.60 tomorrow.
I doubt very much it will drop. People are still travelling, the world still turns and TUI still operating. The only difference is a diversion around affected areas, which will not affect TUI as the furthest east they operate is Egypt, west of the problem area.
Thailand routes may be affected, but thats operated by TUI Nordic if memory serves me correctly.
Nothing to worry about.
Expect a large drop tomorrow!! Does Israel expect no response from countries who's assets they have attacked , and after "ACCIDENTALLY" killing over 30000 people. Do they expect countries to sit idly by? Yes they have a right to respond after what happened to them last October but not to the extreme that they have executed. Israel are the main antagonists in the middle East. I completely understand the bad feelings against them and this is nothing to do with anti semitism. It is to do with their provocation against other states especially the Palestinian people over many many years. They are endangering the rest of the world.
Hiya,
Sorry for this follow up message, but should have mentioned too, that there would be NO benefit at all with regards the SP by converting 'early', as of course whatever the opening SP is on the 24th June 2024, ALL shares will be converted to that value in euros accordingly - just want to share that too if it helps
Hi SS and email,
Hope you're both very well.
I've been saying this for a while now, so apologies to those who pretty much know what I'm about to say:
So my advice to you both, would be to wait until the see the details DIRECTLY from Tui. ii are being particularly naughty in contacting you, as NO broker has any information right now and they will get instructions directly from Tui just as us investors will too. So please DO NOT get caught up in any nonsense ahead of the correct information coming out and directly from Tui.
I totally realise the energy in wanting to get this sorted, but rest assured, you won't 'miss the bus' so to speak by waiting.
My sense is that the instructions will come out alongside the Half Year results on the 15th May 2024, which is now only just over a month away.
My final point about doing nothing ahead of comms from Tui, is that it is pretty much guaranteed that Tui will pick up any costs from the brokers associated with the conversion of our shares into euros - do it yourself and away from the company instruction and undoubtedly you yourself will pick up relevant charges etc
Hope this helps and GLA
I was wondering about that, too: does anyone have any takes on it? I’m with ii as well.
Like some of you got corporate notification from iii --
Is there any advantage in having the conversion in advance instead than waiting for 24 June?
Including two wars. Unfortunately, though, the algos are set up as such that a third war will bring the SP down violently.
My next buy back is at 5.50 hope I don't see that again.
One day buyback opportunity
UK GDP figs release by ONS tomorrow to look forward to as well...