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Don't touch anything that ria is ramping about. By that time the horse has long bolted and you will get spiked.

Still no divis here on the horizon. Ezj have now declared divis.

They wouldn't if cash was tight. Hope TUI will follow suit soon.

Reminder to sk, your comment regarding dividends is still as silly today as it was the other day. By that logic TUI holders have even less incentive to hold on to their shares.

Lti, and yet the UK's inflation rate is substantially higher than Germany's. Before you post, make sure it's right

You insinuated I am not invested in Lloyds. I am merely telling you that I am, not that it should make any difference.

For my sins I am invested in Lloyds. Doesn't stop me from exposing some of the Brexit lies being spread here.

You are looking at a 60 year timeframe. Suggest you look at a more recent period and compare different countries.

Lti, that only 4x over 60 years. That's poor and you know it.

The gap can only be filled with foreign labour.

Failing company. DO NOT BUY. Today was just a pump TOMORROW THE DUMP

Yes, much better to hold TUI where divis are not even on the horizon lol.

SK, why do you keep re-posing this rubbish which has already been debunked several times?

I warned everyone not to get spiked. This would have happened to most today who were listening to the rampers with their drivel.

Do not invest in shares if you cannot tolerate some volatility.

Suggest a 10 year investment horizon if not longer.

Buy EZJ on the dips is all I can say and sell on the peaks. Its as simple as that really.

I prefer to buy and hold and a nice dip like this one presents a great buying opportunity.

Especially as we now also have a divi to look forward to.

Very easy to not fall into a recession when you have not had any growth to begin with # Brexit uk

Hopefully TUI will soon anounce dividend like ezj has. If not, ezj and their divi will present better opportunity than TUI which currently pay no divis.

I did warn everyone of getting spiked earlier.

No doubt many lost when it dropped from 85% back to 50% and this will likely drift in the coming days and weeks.

DONT GET SPIKED !!!

Airlines will just pass higher costs on to customers, who will still fly, believe me.

Only the poorest are seriously hit by the so-called cost of living crisis, which is still not evident on the high street, in shops, in airports, in hotels. Could well be that Nutmeg and smiffy have been hit hard by the crisis, but I dont know anyone else seriously suffering.

That sound good!