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Yep, heading down daily, relentlessly. No end in sight. 3 p coming.

My gut feeling is this will be rejected and there will not be a further offer. But I could be wrong. The rise here today has offset the drop in my bhp shares as I have more of them so I am not even benefiting from this 🤣

I don't think that enough, but it's not a million miles off. £27 should do it.

Strange these market commentators that magically disappear when the SP goes up. Which I am afraid is where the vod sp is going, up.

can't wait. i am afraide it vont be vary goode for gutter****e

Have a look at the short tracker also. Not looking good at all.

SP is still far too high. Needs to start with a two.

Ocado only posts losses, so the only value it has it in its technology, maybe, if its of interest, which it looks like its not.

Mole, the forthcoming dividend adjustment is a known fact. Its not something that is going to be calculated into the SP at that point. Its priced in already. Mr Market already knows.

Dont come here with known facts pretending they will make a difference to the sp in the future. They wont.

The SP would already reflect the div adjustment as it is public knowledge, and has been for some time.

Remember share prices are forward looking.

Any short term drop is welcome. We all know where TUI is going long term.

"I wonder if this will have a calming effect on the markets knowing its not going to be immediate"

Would not have thought so. It means prolonged uncertainty. Better would have been a quick strike, and then we would all know where we were.

I see the UK and global economies more like a coiled spring just waiting to be released by the inevitable rate cuts.

Tui will soon follow ezj and iag back up again. It just took the hit a bit later

Not really concerned with short term movements, but I think if the FTSE keeps pulling up as it does right now, it will pull TUI up with it. The FTSE might also falter again later if Isarel says anything.

It doesnt really matter as long term TUI is a sure fire winner in my opinion. It was going strong before the middle east thing came up, which doesnt really affect TUI's operations, apart from oil prices.

Contemplating adding more here to make an opportunity of this artificial drop.

Package holidays will be more attractive to the masses going forward, compared to expensive bespoke holidays.

This will all blow over quite quickly I suspect.

The employment figures were actually a positive as they increase the chances of earlier rate cuts.

EZJ had its big drop yesterday. Today its TUI's turn.

Tuis exposure to the middle east is very small and you know this. So stop spreading falsities.

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.

Masaimara scaremongering as usual.

I said for some time it needs to start with a 3 before I would get interested, but I am now revising this target. This clearly needs to start with a 2 before it gets investable.