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So what?

Debt interest has risen from 70m to 430m per year and you think that's nothing?
It mens TUI have to make 430m pound profit just to tread water, all that profit disappears.
Are you utterly stupid, or just completely biased because you are deep in the red and can't see it other way?

Imagine gong on a BB and calling out rampers, eh?
So it's ok for you to do it in GST, but not for me here?
The dictionary definition of cognitive dissonance, haha.

avocet123
Posted in: GST
Posts: 3,305
Price: 1.425
No Opinion

RE: Potential17 Apr 2023 10:41
10p? lol based on what? Based on what turnover? What profit? What fundamentals.
Typical ramper just plucking figures out of thin air.
Todays fall was nailed on after the silly rise driven by pure speculation and ramping.
Do not fall for it!

Maybe BigJock and all his merry men are getting paid to ramp this?

And @Fitzy, I have repeatedly stated, PIs CANNOT short this share as there is no borrowable stock.
Nice try though.... ;)

Says Masaimara with almost 700 posts ;)
I post and it's sad/desperate, but I guess whgen you post that's totally fine?
Weird world you guys live in.

masaimara
Posted in: TUI
Posts: 680
Price: 598.80

FUTURE SP04 Apr 2023 08:36
My biggest concern with Tui going forward is the possibility of another rights issue after this one.

Sageman, isn't a 'sage' at all. How do you explain this?

1 June 2018: TUI share price £20, Brent oil @ $80
March 2020 pre covid TUI share price £10 Brent Oil @ $50

So TUI halved while the oil price dropped almost 40%

Just goes to show that something as simple as the oil price can halve TUI shares.
Especially now, since their debt interest repayments are so much higher.
Nowhere to hide if margins get hit now...

https://www.acorns.com/learn/investing/industries-most-affected-by-a-recession/

@avocet.
The share price had halved before covid hit.
Why do you think that was?

I think it's natural to be drawn to shares which have fallen.
It's working out 'why' they have fallen that's the tough part.

The trap most fall into is thinking shares are 'cheap' because the price has fallen.
This is dangerous thinking, the market is constantly pricing but can stay irrational longer than we can stay solvent, or stay solvent longer than we can stay irrational, hah.

I think it's fairly priced right now, if there is a recession, it's overpriced.
Debt is being crucified in current market, never mind in 6-12 months.
INterest rates are still rising, which makes debt more expensive, which cuts into the bottom line massively.

I think Equality posted that TUIs interest on debt has risen from 70m per annum to 400 odd million.

That is a crystal clear example of how debt hurts.
AML is the same, another RI before long, TUI will need another if they can't grow profits, for example in a recession.

You're posting on a Saturday, having a pop and myself and dippy...No difference.

Are you so stupid you can't see the differnce in what you're complaining about and what you just did?

This clown actually thinks it will hit the RI price! Mwahahaha
He also believes buying shares before the RI and taking all the rights thereafter, is better for the company, haha.
Trying to persuade himself that losing 40% of his investmen in a rights issue was the better thing to do, so charitable ;)

Called it wrong, but will never admit it.
I thought the point of investing was to MAKE money?

avocet123
Posted in: TUI
Posts: 3,303
Price: 568.80
No Opinion

RE: Looking forward to the volatility soon...12 Apr 2023 15:41

In my experience the sp nearly always drops to or below the placing price, and in nearly all cases you are better off buying on the open market.
But, doing so does not bring fresh cash into the coffers, which is why I have not done that, and bought the rights instead.

Aston Maetin fell 15% below the offer price.
That's the equivalent of £4.12 here at TUI.

You have NO IDEA where the SP is going next, so stop pretending you do.
You're just gambling, and doing a bad job of it.

Re the 11 million i mean...

How do you know how many have been sold?

You're dodging the question.
Show us with numbers how TUI can turn a net profit of 500-600 million when the interst on the debt is so high.
Otherwise no-one believes you....

Avocet, can you set out your numbers and workings for how TUI will be profitable going forward please?

are you paid to ramp this share?
Sounds like you are, multiple IDs too.

@hash, wrong again, there is no borrowable stock for PIs.
I checked IG CFDs and spreadbetting, not possible.

You sound like a few other posters on here, who seem quiet today.

What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.

So show us your workings or no-one believes you.
Sounds to me like you plucked it out thin air.

We're waiting....