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Excellent ,that’s exactly what I was looking to hear. But you’re also forgetting that the debt level is still too high. The share buyback shouldn’t have happened until the debt was paid off ,just like Rolls-Royce.

What they’re doing is the other way around. They think it’s best to buy back shares while they look cheap, but what if another pandemic or global crisis hits? Then what another rights issue, perhaps?

Yes, you’re right , it’s considered an excellent recovery stock. But that doesn’t make sense to me. Why hasn’t the stock returned to its pre-pandemic levels yet?

Retirement? You just don’t get it, do you? You also hold Rolls-Royce. If you could go back five years, which one would you have bought and only one?

If this isn’t a gambling stock, then what is it? Based on the profit they just published, the shares are still below their previous highs. Just look at Close Brothers Group despite all the controversy around dirty money, their shares are climbing.

Meanwhile, it might take another year or even longer for IAG to reach its all-time high or pre-COVID levels. And don’t forget, if there’s a global crash, you could be stuck at the same value for another 5–6 years.

If you have enough money that you don’t care about actual returns, then maybe this is the stock for you because it just keeps repeating the same cycle, and not in a good way.

It is a perfect day for day trading once more.

I’m not suggesting buying other stocks ,I’m simply making the point that this company isn’t suitable for long term investing. It’s more appropriate as a day trading opportunity.

Crossley,

No, I don’t believe it’s worth a 274% rise over five years. Based on their profit, the company’s share price should be around £6. It’s clear that the business is on a downward trend.Day trade all day long .

Retirement? You’ve been holding this stock for a long time. A 130% return over five years is underwhelming, especially considering the profits the company generates. The rise from 98p to £3.86 doesn’t justify the long holding period. Most quality companies have already surpassed their pre-pandemic levels.

Investing in IAG isn’t much different from investing in oil companies anything can change overnight. The risks remain high despite the recent gains.

I’ve been trading IAG since March 2020. If I had held it long term, the returns wouldn’t have been what I’d hoped for. Looking back over the past five years, IAG hasn’t risen as much as other stocks. It’s been a bit of a waste of time stock for long term holding. But for trading , all day long.

Sell before the results, it’s not the type of stock that usually rises on good results.

How many of you have been sitting here for the last five years still thinking the share price will rocket? IAG is a pure gamble. It’s overly sensitive ,any bad news sends the share price down, but good news barely moves it. Given the profits the company makes, you’d expect the share price to be much higher. I’ve seen broker after broker upgrade the stock, yet I’ve never seen a meaningful or sustained rise in the share price.

If you enjoy taking risks, this is the perfect stock to invest in ,it has consistently proven itself over the past five years.

Haha 🤣, I’m alive, bot. I’m alive. You know what you’re doing you’ll never fail.👍

I made more than I expected, but you can keep swinging your own way as usual.

Listen Bot, you will never go wrong 🙏🏻

Cw,

Good thing I didn’t listen to you. I sold at £18.70 before Trump started messing around with tariffs. Then I bought back in about £12 and sold again. Meanwhile, you’re still stuck on the same boat.

Wake me up when my loyal dog comes home.

Wake me up when the sunshine starts to roam.

Wake me up when happiness is restored.

Wake me up from dreams I can’t afford.

Wake me up when carnival climbs past £20