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A good day. But I expect a bumpy ride to the dizzy heights of the past.

I guess the de-rampers are too busy living life today rather than be utter saddo's by posting endlessly and arguing with complete strangers.

When this was over £4 I kept saying it was priced for perfection in a perfect world and that I was not really comfortable buying above £3. Of course the empty vessels laughed and hurled abuse. Easy to do online.

We are now, and the world is priced for disaster. I am not sure when exactly the worm will turn but turn it shall. If you believe BOO will turn with world in 3/6/9 a years time who knows? If you don't believe BOO will turn, ask yourself why are you here?

Booked another holiday for June with Jet2.

Why? It’s simply the best option for a stress free holiday from Stansted. Got 3rd in recent years with Jet2. Booked flight only a few times too.

Dogger

Exactly. Why did it not crash today? When that news came out Wednesday.

I’m not being fictitious as much as it may sound.

Dogger

Should have crashed today? Report came out Wednesday from Morgan.

“ lol nice thinking t4g.

'i'll just leave my money sitting in boo, until the day i exit this world. that'll show JTAN.'

it almost eludes you that we invest money to make money to spend it. not to forever leave it in a share and never withdraw it”

Judging by this board I thought people invested (or not) so they could their precious moments on this planet to argue endlessly with complete strangers.

Just topped up.

B and Q were selling Xmas trees for £10 the other day. And big boxes full of ornaments for a pound.

I doubt they are going to go bust.

I can’t believe I actually checked into this board to see if people are still arguing the toss over minute by minute SP movements. This, as in BOO is going nowhere till the wider economy moves.

Jtan.

I agree somewhat. Flew to Naples in June. Around 15 empty seats on a midweek flight. Flew Singapore in Oct still a few empty seats and same onto Da Nang.

I’m positive long term on certain retail and airlines. Though it only takes a few percent fall in sales in both to affect margins. I see the both areas being vulnerable to less disposable income. Otherwise IAG be well over the 130s by now.

Jtan

Hopefully the drop in retail means everyone is booking flights. I expect our IAG shares to rocket this PM.

Kheldar

“What is nice to read on this board is that everyone thinks once inflation gets won to a manageable figure then boohoo will be right again so if it doesn't I intend to hold every cretin on this board responsible for any losses I incur.

I’m not taking you literally on that comment but I think the best advice you can hope to find on any message board is not to follow advice you find on a message board.

Who was expecting data busting sales in any sector? It would have been nice but not that bad. I’m trying to find figures purely for online. Found this

Online sales fell by 0.4% in the four weeks to November 26 – marking a slowing in the rate of decline, which was 17.9% down last November, a year on from Covid-19 store closures.

Rail strikes will help along with the cold weather to drive online footfall. I standby my belief we won’t see growth and sentiment return till inflation starts to drop faster or closer to target.

Elon Musk has been selling alot of his Tesla shares lately. Maybe he is positioning himself for the ultimate dick measuring contest by buying out FUM.

My point being. Holidays and memories may hold true for a 46 year old.

For a 14 to 25 year old image maybe more important. Especially the lower end where your parents are paying for your holidays anyway. The cost of living crisis is no hoax, but like covid it doesn't effect everybody.

Jtan

"but i disagree that iag and boo are in the same boat. i think theyre both afflicted by a lack of consumer spending, but holidays are much more steadfast in people's calendars. you'd be surprised how many people wont change their clothes in years but will happily go for a vacation."

I hold Boo and two airlines. Holidays being more important than clothes are true for some but not all. I am 46 and my wardrobe consists of quality clothes that last and staples in fashion. Classics or boring looks that don't change much. Those that might not have 2k for holiday still may have £200 for clothes this year. Clothes are also impulse buys to cheer people, to celebrate or to buy for an occasion.

The trouble with IAG, people may look to cheaper options for their holidays. JET2, Easyjet etc When it comes to clothes those that may have shopped at RL, Tommy etc may now downscale to BOO. If you need to downscale from BOO there are not many options.

Well if this gets into the high 50s before big news is dropped could carry this to close to a £1 on the first spike.

With money on the sidelines with few stocks having much certainty in the 1st half of 2023 could attract more than expected.

I agree the aviation industry is booming. I have 2 airlines in my holdings. However they are pricing in for a good recovery. If there is anything that will hinder that expectation they will fall back.

Than

Can you post again.

My opinion is if this hits 25p it will be in the basis of worldwide problems and I would expect my entire portfolio to see new lows. Especially IAG.

Sorry to distract from the endless *****ing on here but anyone know when the next update is due?

I have to agree with Jtan on this one. Look at IAG. Been drifting in the low 130's for a while.