RE: RE: I want back in28 Feb 2021 15:42
Nothing to do with demand, nothing to do with number of business travelers returning, nothing to do with any real world reality. This is a share being day traded with a large part of the spot 'at the races' so to speak. It has, is, and will continue to be for a few months more, all to do with belief systems as to whether or not it will go up more. The announcement of a vaccine had no actual real world impact, but the sp shot up. The road map had no actual real world impact, but the sp shot up. As with all sentiment shares, great to have second guessed just before a rise, and cash in on the topping out. For long term holders, the actual real world return to real money paid by real passengers will inevitably lead to a higher sp than when buying many, many before. To pretend this is now on a one way trajectory is to ignore all market history. When I was holding after it slumped back to 140 in January, it was simply a case of riding it out. I will probably take advantage of a pull back, whilst the lth sit that out. But there are some increasingly unrealistic expectations developing. If you read these board looking for guidance from the enthusiastic rampers, just bear in mind, there is uncertainty, volatility, you may not get all the money back. Be careful of the rampers who would have you put your life savings in just as they cash in at the spike. Be careful of the derampers who would spook you to panic sell at a loss just as they see the low point and buy in. And never forget, this share is traded in the city and they have no mercy banking your cash into their accounts.
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