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I would have accepted the offer at around £6 plus a share. I know the company feels undervalued, but the reality is the share price hasn’t seen £6 plus in over 5 years. I actually think that’s a reasonable bid. Interested to see what other long term holders of this share think. I guess ultimately boils down to your average entry price etc but I just see this crashing back down if a deal isn’t reached which makes rejecting a takeover seem silly from where I’m sitting

I do think this share will do well long term. It feels like the share is being pumped to move the weighted average up over the offer period for Oslo which ends today so whether they’ll be a sell off at close we shall see

why does it always feel like certain corporations are constantly trying to beat this stock down it’s like it’s artificially suppressed the recent rise was nothing spectacular and well warranted given the companies performance and yet it’s the same old f***ing story. get so sick of it wish there was a way to do a gamestop with easyjet. other airlines are up big over the last 5 years and ezj can’t so much as cover long term holders from inflation over the past few years. thanks constantly decreasing my net worth ezj keep it up, maybe lose your **** some more when the oil price goes down for no other reason than that’s just what you do. zzzzzzzzz

Did anyone else see the volatility at close lol, even if results are good I’m expecting the same old drop. If it marches towards £5.90+ tomorrow I’ll be shocked. As a 5 year hold easyJet has been a total dog, but as the saying goes every dog has its day

Bought into EZJ back in 2021 and have been £20k down there or there abouts ever since. Factoring in inflation I’m down a lot more. For whatever reason EasyJet is a complete dog. I’ve cut my losses and I’m out using the money elsewhere. GLA, I just got sick of looking at it.

Honestly what an absolute Bassett Hound of a stock united airlines back at ATH’s easyJet putting in a solid performance and yet it can’t even break out from £5.40 the FTSE 100 is perfect for those looking to decrease their net worths #buyhighselllow

Normally when this happens it’s to leave some large margins for the greedy banks come results day. Drive the price down to ride a wave of positive results. I’m hoping this is the case as I can honestly say this stock has been a complete dog. Be in since 2020, I sold my United Airlines stock off at 55USD as it had done FA for years and then as soon as I sold price hits mad new highs. Time in the market will always beat timing the market so I’m following my own advice from now on

I have no idea, the fundamentals for an airline stock look pretty solid. The company is certainly in a better position now than it has been in recent years, I’ve been in this stock for 4 years now currently a nice 30 grand down it’s been a shambles regret buying it so much. As far as the pilot wage negotiations go my friend recently started working for them last time we spoke I think 17% was around the amount that was on the offer table at the time and it was looking like it could get accepted. I suspect the fact that the dividend payment is measly currently and the market seems constantly nervous around airlines stocks because of so many variables people are preferring to invest elsewhere with less risk and better upside. If I was on the outside looking to invest and saw EZJ flop down 20% from £5.50 which should’ve been a solid price for the stock by now given the current company performance. I’d have no confidence in it. Just hope things can pick up a bit when future results come in. All the best everyone.

buckle up its going to the moon. very good mid term holds on this, dividend should be due in march.

This stock will bounce back, I thought the update was positive if I'm honest. too many people flapping about the ending stamp duty holiday and help to buy scheme changing blah blah blah as if people never bought houses before this.... Persimmon are in a strong financial position, they pay a good dividend and there's a housing shortage in the UK couple that with the vaccine getting rolled out.