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Garonne, worth considering selling out from here at this level you would get the equivalent of the dividend now? Sometimes for your own sanity getting out of something whilst you are at least ahead is good for your mentality.

...I do however think you will see that £6 sometime this year but north of that you'll be looking out to 2027.

I'm making money Procrastinatorx 😂

What's your average Garonne?....

(Andy) hangs his head in shame (lol)..... might be a longer term trade than I wanted 😂😂

Yup I could 😂😂😂😂

....could I have got my 499.6....lets see

Was looking for 499.6 but took 501.4

That's not a question Prime that's a fact, even more beautiful trading to be done

@Prime

You need to be in it to win it by Close today, or you are out

Share Price movement today :-)

...anyone got an order in for first thing tomorrow for a significant drop? 🤔🤔....we will see..

Damiansasha 100% .... luckily all the bedwetters don't understand which is why I do so well 😉🤔

Based on the fact I am trading with only money made from profits of trading and am significantly up I cannot be a loser....unless of course I lose the lot and then plow more in (not going to happen). The only missed opportunities are those that are not taking part in the opportunities laid in their lap.

Based on those nonsense percentages I'm the 5-10% 💪💪😉😉

@xhita

Just because you are ahead now doesn't mean a thing you are just borrowing that from losers. That will be you in the future.

You are on a charm offensive 🤣🤣

As I said I'll take my profits week in week out.

You sit pretty with your bulk of shares, I'll keep my bulk for £6 and also put money in the bank each month.

I'll just keep taking my profits on my trades; doesn't matter who pays for me to take my money.

£6 is my target and won't change, the technicals Bear this out as I won't be here to 2027 when you may see £7 plus.

Andy surely you are not mentioning a very high risk trading strategy in the same light as putting money in the bank. Most traders lose money, the house always wins.

I disagree, the house is definitely loosing with me trading this. Technical trading works 💪 and this share is so volatile it makes it a dream for quick profit making.

I do however, as have said before, have a larger pot here that I'll sell when this hits £6...which it will; but in the meantime I'll be successfully trading this.

5/6% every couple of weeks (sometimes days) is way better than max 5% /year in the bank.

Https://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/3859X_1-2025-2-17.pdf

(Worth a read)

fleet increases:

2025 - 9 2026 - 17 2027 - 30 2028 - 43

that's quite a capacity uplift for those in this for the long term. The document also lists out risks.

AI Analysis of RNS and associated documents

The document is an offering circular for easyJet plc and easyJet FinCo B.V. regarding their £4,000,000,000 Euro Medium Term Note Programme. Below is a summary of the key points:

1. Overview of the Programme

The programme allows easyJet plc and easyJet FinCo B.V. to issue notes (bonds) in various currencies.

Notes issued by easyJet FinCo B.V. are guaranteed by easyJet plc and easyJet Airline Company Limited (EACL).

Notes issued by easyJet plc are guaranteed by EACL and easyJet FinCo B.V..

The programme is approved by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

The notes will be listed on the London Stock Exchange.

2. Risk Factors

Market risks: Economic downturns, inflation, and currency fluctuations could impact the business.

Operational risks: Events such as strikes, airport disruptions, cyber-attacks, and safety incidents could affect easyJet’s operations.

Financial risks: Potential issues with liquidity, refinancing, and exposure to fluctuating interest rates.

Regulatory risks: Compliance with aviation regulations, environmental policies (e.g., carbon trading), and financial reporting obligations.

Environmental risks: Climate change, fuel price volatility, and regulatory requirements could increase operational costs.

3. Programme Structure

The issuers (easyJet plc and easyJet FinCo B.V.) may issue notes on an ongoing basis.

The maximum total issuance is £4 billion (or equivalent in other currencies).

The notes may have fixed or floating interest rates.

Notes can be redeemed early if specified in the terms.

4. Credit Ratings

easyJet plc is rated:

Baa2 (Stable) by Moody’s

BBB (Positive) by S&P

The programme itself has a (P)Baa2 rating from Moody’s and BBB from S&P.

5. Financial and Legal Considerations

Notes are subject to withholding tax regulations.

The programme follows the UK Prospectus Regulation.

Notes are governed by English law.

Restrictions exist for retail investors in the UK, EU, Japan, and Singapore.

6. Use of Proceeds

The proceeds from the notes will be used for general corporate purposes, including refinancing debt and funding operations.