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Shares should always be bought for medium to long term ,it's time In The market not timing the market # Warren buffet

Just forget about ya tui shares and look it them again in 4 years time

Just checked by share account with Barclays and TUI shares now currently 59 percent down

My 22k investment ( including buying rights issue is now at 9100 quid

£11 a share will get me back to 22 grand

But I'm not selling at a loss and will sit it out be it 1 ,2 3 or 4 years

Fingers crossed it's within a couple

My 9k investment in IAG is now worth 10k

And I'm hoping that can double or treble in the next few years

I think many here are impatient

If you can double your money in 7 years your doing very well

After been done a few grand I'm back to about even on my 10 grand investment

I'm not worried about daily / weekly movements

I'm just hoping I can double my 10 grand to 20 grand in the next couple of years

Which I think is not being unrealistic

And what happens if you sell TUI shares ,buy something else ,then they drop 10 percent ??

Remember timing the market is very very hard

It's time IN the market not timing the market

Leave your TUI shares where they are and forget about them for 12 months

I'm in a identical situation to you

I'm 39 percent down after buying RIGHTS ISSUE

That's 11 grand

But I'm hoping in a year or 2 or 3 I will see a profit

I musy be thick

As I get under normal circumstances ,if people are spending to much money they raise interest rates so slow down spending ,and if people are not spending enough they low rates to give people more spending money

That I get

But when the price of food and price if energy has caused the cost of living crisis and inflation

I have no idea how putting up interest rates can slow spending ,people still need to eat and buy energy ,

So can someone please tell me how increasing interest rates will reduce the price of gas electric and food ,so people spend less ??

Thanks v much for such a detailed reply

Mid 2024

Is £14 possible ??

I'm not concerned about the daily movement here

Just forget about share price for 2 or 3 years and fingers crossed it's up to £15 or more

So I have 620 shares with a average price of £24 (£15grand ) ( now down to £3600 )
If I buy by rights issue which is 1653 shares for £4.88 p each ( about 8 grand ) that will give me a average of about £10 per share with a total investment of 23 grand
Plan is to sit it out till they hopefully in next few years get back up to £20 a share
But could this share price drift down over the next week or so to very close to the RI price ?
It's defo heading that way
I'm thinking about buying my rights issues ( 1653 shares for £4.88
Selling my original 620 shares for 3700
And then in couple weeks when there done to 5 quid but 740 shares for the 3700 quid
I will be very very surprised if this share price doesn't fall to the RI price
Very very

So on Friday a thing appeared on my barclays smart investor account
Where I could sell my rights issue for £2300
Today that one has vanished and another appeared where I can sell my right issue for £1500
Wtf !!!
No mention off Barclays about buying my right to discounted shares ,just to sell
So guessing if the price drops further the value or selling my rights issue will drop but if the sp starts to rise I will get more money by selling my rights issue ??
Wish I just took the £2300 on Friday now

I'm not listening to much to the daily movement of tui .
I have 15 grand in here at £2.20 a share
And happy to sit 1 2 3 years of what ever and cash my £30 grand out when share price gets to £4.40

Ade
Did your mother accidentally drop you on your head when you were a small child ??
That would explain a few things
Just asking for a friend

I always use holiday hypermarket to book holidays ,it's tui's internet arm
Still some cracking deals to be had
Few weeks ago I booked 7 nights in Sorrento for April half board for £400
Never seen Sorrento that cheap ever
Last week went to Gdansk in Poland for weekend ,booked flights with Ryan air , £9:99 to get there and £17:99 to get back ,booked hotel with them to,£160 for 2 nights ,
A weekend in York or Liverpool would have cost me more ,and Gdansk was very nice and I highly recommend it

Think peiple getting a bit excited here
I'm like many still even after today's jump 29 percent down ( (£4500 down)
But I'm not worried as happy to stay here for next 5 years
But today every single share I owe is up
Lloyds ,Barclays ,xtr ,tui ,airbus ,ether,jet 2 ,iag
So think today's rise was just a good day in general ,wouldn't surprise me if they all down a bit tomorrow ,I don't want tui to rocket
I want steady rise each week which is sustainable ,250 by Easter
£3 by Xmas
5 quid by Xmas after will do me nicely
Doubling my 15 grand
:-)

For example, if a corporation's shares are trading at $1 a share and the corporation declares a one-for-10 share consolidation, every 10 outstanding shares held by a shareholder becomes one share with a value of $10.

Is tui a buy right now ? I have 5k and don't know weather to average down here or wait

Parsnip I'm annoyed I didn't buy more at close to £1
My break even is £2.30
Almost bought another 5k when it was almost a pound but bottled it
When it gets to £2.30 I'm break even on my grand
Hoping it can get to 4.60 in the next few years to double my investment

I'd prefer 3 percent a week for the next few months
Steady away is better than jumps
3 months would see us at about £2
6 months time we would be around £2.80
And in 12 months time we would be around £4.50

I would love to know the numbers
How many people is sat on a loss here compared to how many people sat on profit