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Steve, why look desperately for excuses.

Possible 2nd language speakers, possible dyslexic individuals, that old chestnut, probably badly educated.

What an absolute reflection of the UK's education system, full of woke teachers incapable of correcting individuals.

Result, ignorant adults whereby other adults tolerate them

Perhaps they were bottle fed as babies eh!

Steve626, why is grammatical ignorance valued so highly these days and educated people are pricks?

Ok, the old chestnut, it's only a forum so correctness is not required is pathetic.

Behaviour is habitual.

Look at the grammar generally on here.

Your instead of you are or you're.

Their instead of there or there instead of their.

Should of, could of, would of, instead of should have et al.

Ok Steve, in your own eloquent vernacular, why is being correct, a prick?

Rupple, I picked up just over 49000 this morning at 10.17.

Sunezena, nutsack guaranteed will not have opened a short position, he's merely a troll

RonR, I don't believe for one second that investment companies have any emotional or geographical involvement.

They simply invest in what they perceive to offer the greatest possible returns and the US has offered significantly higher potential returns than the UK for some considerable time.

If pension fund managers or investment houses think Rolls-Royce offers a high potential ROI then they'll invest.

Simple as, no conspiracy theories are required, simple investment strategy.

Charley15107, do you seriously think Rolls-Royce will be awarded 100% of a SMR order?

It's not just a financial decision, there are geopolitical issues at stake.

For example Rolls-Royce would the order from the US Defence Dept for the B52 engines and the Apache replacement.

Huge orders which if you were a US citizen with you attitude, you'd be asking why not GE or Pratt & Whitney

Therealdeal2023, you can't even spell O'Leary, what an idiot.

Take your mumble jumble chartist crap and put it where the monkey puts it's nuts.

Do you expect to be taken seriously with such pseudo technical rubbish?

Guys, remember Nutsack is not an investor, neither buying Easyjet shares for day trading, short, medium or long term holding.

Neither does he open a short position on his negative posts.

He's not interested in passenger nos, operational flight hours, short haul airline growth, the huge increase in the travel business, fuel hedging, profit per passenger.

He has his own views re meteorological

forecasts and therefore more fires, more staycations, carbon emission passports and therefore an inevitable drop in Easyjet SP.

He will search any kind of negative news from a lost suitcase to a disgruntled passenger.

Yet he ignores Ryanair, which has a dreadful reputation and has been excluded by numerous travel agents.

He simply hates Easyjet.

But, at what price.

On the 12th November 2023, he told me, quite categorically that Easyjet would be £3.50 and Rolls-Royce £1.90 by the end of April 2024.

Now imagine I'm Nutsack's best friend, I trust his undoubted financial analysis.

I own 398000 Rolls-Royce shares and 48000 Easyjet.

If on the 12th November, I trusted his expertise totally and took his advice, how much would this friendship cost me in only 6 months?

Well, I'll tell you on the 1st May 2024.

With an advisor like Nutsack, who needs enemies?

Nutsack, wow it's curtains then tomorrow isn't it?, as millions of future customers cancel their planned Easyjet holidays and rebook with Ryan Air, in the hope that unruly passengers will get the aircraft diverted somewhere nice.

Obviously, you are shorting the stock and will make a fortune tomorrow or else you wouldn't have posted your weekly negative post on a Sunday evening.

CityTTrader, ok worry

Swan01, I simply don't know how anybody can set a price target to sell, what happens if your price is achieved but a new major order is about to be announced or some other fundamental has changed?, do you still sell or reappraise?

I get nervous when a share price does get ahead of itself and appears frothy , i.e lots of new shareholders who know nothing.

An example would be that guy who posted that he was happy because Rolls-Royce had sold over 6000 cars!!!!!

Sheltie, I agree mate, there's always the old adage sell on facts buy on rumour.

Inexperienced investors invariably panic and their sales are purchased by long term more experienced investors or investment houses.

Me I'm in long term, I'm not a chartist, I don't day trade simply because I haven't a clue what will happen short term.

I simply monitor fundamentals and set what I think is a price target.

Ok, February 22nd we could have a rise, a fall or nothing!.

I'll look at the information available, see cash flow and profit forecasts, debt reduction, potential dividends and share buybacks.

Engine orders, divisional sales et al.

I'm not bothered shirt term other than a feel good factor.

If things go as disclosed the future is bright.

Why are people so short term?

Repryrr, Ryan Air fly the 737-800, so why the tolling?

Nutsack, if you really believed what you predict, you'd open a short position wouldn't you!

Why don't you?

Idandy, I think you know the difference between a typo and grammatical ignorance!

Nutsack, you are welcome, learn 5he difference between a possessive noun your house your car and a declension of the verb to be.

I am, you are

Got it yet?

By the way, the 3rd World War started in 2012.

Geopolitics isn't your strong point either is it!

Nutmeg, thank god I've sold every airline stock i hold and also engine manufacturers, Rolls-Royce, GE et al

You are the angel from financial heaven, thank you so much for your analytical expertise.

I'm beholden to you!

Rr101, I only SEEN it?

Ermm?

Why?

Mr_Blobby, you have heard?

Ermmm?

Just a tiny bit of advice, Google Rolls-Royce and it's relationship with SMR's.

I'm sorry but I won't spoon feed you ok?

Sheltie, agree 100%, it's really scary jow naive some people are!