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mrpaul,

If you go back through his posts he said the board wasn't what it used to be so he wasn't going to post any more.
perhaps hes on Twitter with Changy and Mrd ?

Scully12345,

I meant as Matlock said its 'selling the family silver to pay the butchers bill' but needs must and for now £5m is what FLYBe needs even if it will cost them half a mil a year in rent.
What I hoped that RNS was about was the sale and lease back agreements for the Embraers on order. Now that could be worth $100m which would be nice for us right now. It was mentioned in the Half year report they said -
'This forecast includes the committed acquisition of four Embraer 175 aircraft (based on a total cost of $114m before discounts) scheduled for delivery between July and December 2019. No financing has yet been secured on these aircraft though negotiations on potential financing structures are well advanced'

PMatlock1,

That was exactly the phrase I thought when I read that, but needs must. I don't think its a great deal at all but Flybe need cash to ride out the turbulence right now and I suppose it does that.

The.Crowman,

I've said before and I will say it again Odey will not close.. why would he. Besides its a strategy.

fsjamescampbell,

In my view the 500k sell has got nothing to do with it ( have a look at yesterday there were 7 or more of those )
They took it down for the 2m buyer who was on L2 all day.. it was mentioned this morning. Looks like some of us on here are way ahead of you pal. Heres the trade below at 5.05pm.
15- Nov 17.0538 9.88 1,936,107 Buy* 9.52 10.00 £191.29k

members,

Either the market was expecting the results to be better ( hard to believe ) or it was the noticeable Revennue and FCF numbers not being mentioned.

British Airways owner IAG said it will target a higher level of profits in the coming five years, with a higher capital spend and greater carrying capacity.
At an investor event on Friday, the airline group's management, led by chief executive Willie Walsh, will set out its plan to generate average underlying operating profits of €7.2bn per year, up from the previous target of €6.5bn for 2018-2022.
London and Madrid-listed IAG will increase investments, upping its average net capital expenditure per year to €2.6bn per annum, from €2.1bn previously, as it looks to bump up carrying capacity, to 6% annual growth in average seat kilometres compared to the 5% it previously was aiming for.

exetrchief,

and a rugby fan perhaps ?
Appreciate you correcting me regarding the Aberforth Partners RNS yesterday and right on que the Welcome Trust have a reduction in holdings update which explains the 0.62% difference I noted.
If your not a professional then do take my aspersions as a compliment, you are one switched on well informed, astute individual.
All the best

exetrchief,

Is that who you work for then ?

exetrchief,

Come on how many companies do KPMG audit ? Are they really worse than any of the big four ?

You seem rather well informed here would you be connected to a company involved in this perchance ?

Nokesa,

Very honest posting pal your to be commended you can't win all the time and I'm sure you will make it back. Hopefully carefully with a lot less risk. Lots of volatility coming in the FTSE soon.
Can't believe anyone would knock you for it, you took a risk and thats just how it played out this time. There is more to life than money and the hardest lessons are the ones where you learn the most. All the best

valuewalk,

I'm not worried about the shorts either because the will want to close so its more just buying here.
Your right they will have been and probably are using computer trading to suppress until they are out.
How come you only joined LSE 2 days ago ?

taylor,

Thats only the positions over 0.5% there are more.

valuewalk,

No don't just take my word for it do your own research so you can see what I mean.

Oilbell,

Yes I agree the shorts will be wanting out now as it could turn against them quite rapidly, but they won't be loosing.

valuewalk,

The shorters here shorted from 40p and above and they haven't closed out as far as I can tell.
Certainly as of end October 18 the total stock on loan was completely unchanged !

Garydav2,

I don't think the shorters have the companies best interests at heart. The Instis however would love to get rid of all of their shares in one hit if a buyer would take them. It would make sense for the Instis to keep this down so as not to scare off a buyer with a high SP

TGrus,

Its a bit more than they held in annual report but its not showing and increase either.
They haven't sold any so I guess thats something.

bonker99,

Its all retail its a department store !
Have you still got your 200 SX ?

Aberforth increased 9.98% to 14.03%

Just buying back what they sold previously as they were at 15.85% before the profit warning.

Speak of the Devil Aberforth increased they held 9.98 % on the 2/11/18 now holding 14.03 %
They previously held 15.85% and as much as 24% in the annual report.