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We can all hope that the UK doesn't get caught up in the US tanking, but, I guess, we are.!
When the worlds largest economy tanks, us little guys get dragged along with it.
Not looking forward to today now. Can see this week turning almost red.
Frankfurt currently at 111 though.
its only down by 0.27% I wouldn't call anything below 1% as nose diving.
IAG going to tank as well.
Let's just hope/pray/beg that RR doesn't get the treble wammy...... US crash/Travel restriction concerns/EU fiasco.!
Welcome to the world of sharedealing, that’s how people feel when they continuously look at the SP daily , as I’ve said long term it will be ok !
Arsenal. I agree.!
Should look at a share price daily. Shares never go up in a straight line.....
my challenge.... I have 754,400 shares now in RR
So every penny drop.... hurts... alot
Of course.. every penny gain is a happy day :-)
Solid_Snake. Unsure what site you are looking at, but Futures is down.......
https://www.ig.com/uk/indices/markets-indices/ftse-100
I’m sure longer term you will see a good return it all depends on what your average is ?
God there are some characters on here... its 1% down. Hardly a crash
@botbot I have over 900,000 shares as it hurts when it drops (£9k a penny), i kick myself twice for not selling and buying back in, is this something u would consider doing ? i think if it shot up to £1.20 i would poss bail and buy back in if it dropped
You would be paying a lot of capital gains tax there then with a million pounds ?
@ arsenal 17 Normally yes But i made an ill-fated investment in BT shares at almost £3 a share Lost my jacket and trousers but doubled down with Lloyds at 26.76p and RR as well so hoping to get back losses which were crystallised
Smiling..... I would, but I would then screw up and sell at the wrong time and mess up on a re-buy, so I'm holding.
I increased my volumes with my SIPP, so now hold everything in ISA and SIPP.
I'm in for a while.
I think £1.35 is a fair price currently, but long term, mid-2022 this should be (covid dependent) around £2.20. In 2024, probably £2.60 ish.
@botbot
Do you really think only £2.60 by 2024, surely the company will be much leaner, flights will be back to normality and the balance street super strong. Pre Covid SP was obviously significantly higher so interested in your views as to why you believe it will take so long to get back to circa £6-£7?
@botbot
Do you really think only £2.60 by 2024, surely the company will be much leaner, flights will be back to normality and the balance street super strong. Pre Covid SP was obviously significantly higher so interested in your views as to why you believe it will take so long to get back to circa £6-£7?
Dilution....
Probably because that would be a new high due to previous dilution of shares. I don't think LSE adjusts their charts to show this. Google charts do though.
Sliver420:
Can you send a link to the adjusted chart please? Would be really interested to see where we are in terms of equivalence following dilution.
Many thanks if you can.
KYK
Fair play to you mate and good luck
So, taking into account the dilution, the regaining the pre-covid price would mean a SP of around £2 and to reach all time highs a SP of around £4.50p?
Circa £3.50
I would love it to be higher but noting the debt increases /exposure expecting to be back to £4.30 before then I think is unrealistic
Of course I would love to be wrong.!