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The NHS is nowhere near breaking point, I'v had more operations in the last two years than most people have in a lifetime, and talk to real people on the ground. The best restriction the GOV could impose to sort this mess is compulsory jabs so tough luck.

JohnB Two of our favourite restaurants our in La Caleta, Rosso Sul Mare, fab italian and Restaurant 88 Oriental. walk there every day for a least a coffee. This is turning into a travel board lol

Quite interesting that a number of people who enjoy Tenerife are IAG investors, I am flying BA Club tomorrow 12:20 to Sur Reina Sofia, TFS. First holiday since Christmas at Bahia del Duque December 2019. Wife and I go 2-3 times a year. Always a very exciting trip as every time we go to Tenerife, the IAG share price rises! Never usually fly on the weekend and not having wifi inflight means waiting to touch down before viewing the days results. Lets hope that luck continues on Monday as I jump in the pool Lol.
Seriously good fortune to all LTH

The CFO was asked why, and explained that you (1) can't just pick a loan facility of that size off the shelf at Sainsburys, It takes months to negotiate. (2) When they started discussions the future out look was unsure. (3) They will not incur any penalties if they fail to use the funds. (4) They do not expect to use the facility. (5) They are NOT contemplating a rights issue.
Since the loan was negotiated the market has changed markedly in their favour.
LTH's rejoice.

Nobody can call the top and bottom of the market, if you look at the share trades for that day millions of people would have sold and millions of people would have bought! personally my average position is 194.04 so not far behind you. I only have the same information as everyone on here, Its how you wish to project it. I have been living and breathing and trading this share for 4 years extremely successfully. This company will not go bust and the value is there for the future. stick with it and GL

your not wrong!

Hi Takayama, thanks for the support much appreciated. Iaglongterm spread betting is defo not for everyone. I would not advocate just anyone doing it, thats why I said 70% get burnt. However just like any other financial instrument it has its uses and value. I certainly see the risks. As this is only my 3rd ever post, I gave my position to give an insight into my share dealing experience. I shall not be waving the flag for spread betting on here. good luck and enjoy your weekend. CK

your not wrong Pers, but personally I would hope your crystal ball could be upgraded to shorten the timescale Lol

if anyone wants to know about spread betting ask me !! The maximum leverage on IAG is 20% i.e. 5:1. in other words.
After my very bullish message a few days ago I'm down about £30k, but of course that could just as easily turn to profit. there is no closing date for a spread bet if you are prepared to pay the overnight interest and pay the margin call. 70% of people lose money spread betting. Not for the fainthearted or those without deep pockets to ride the risks if truly convinced. dyor and have fun.

Morning Big Blue, just rocked up out of bed and saw you called me a ramper! Well you made my day as I laughed my socks off. Thanks bb it’s good to enjoy a laugh when the share is going down today after all. Hope everyone on here now realises that I’m just a normal investor and happy to call it wrong in the short term. Ps that’s not a sarcastic laugh, you won’t be getting any nasty comments from me but I will be paddling my own canoe. Each to their own.

Another exciting Monday morning beckons, if I was forced to make a call then I would have no hesitation in expecting a rise in the sp tomorrow. Would be absolutely horrified if I had a short position open. Everywhere you look the signs are encouraging, even booked a holiday myself lol. dyor and have fun.

This is going to put the cat amongst the pigeons as this is my first post except letters! very heavily invested in IAG for the past 4 years and lots of spread betting as well, 3 years. I can remember the good old days of £7.20 and now look where we are. It probably goes without saying that I would like the share price to recover, and that is the million dollar question, will and if so how far and what about the risks? Always been interested in BA for the last 20 years and IMHO through many ups and downs I can't see the company collapsing. I've read every message on this B Board every day for the last two months and opinions are divided. Seems to me unless you invent something everyone wants to buy, making money is a risky business. I'm defo a pint half full guy so good luck to all those invested and those still undecided. DYOR