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Nutsack, here you go again eith a conditional, could.
Habe you ever ever posted something that doesn't have a conditional in it?
Possible, maybe, could, should et al
Having such a negative investment strategy hasn't actually paid out for you has it?
Remember our bet?
November 12th 2023 you stated that Rolls-Royce would be at £1.90 and Easyjet at £3.50 by the end of April 2024.
April 30th I expect you to discuss that statement with me publicly.
No conditionals allowed.
E43, if Rio bid for the field and with their resources it wouldn't be difficult to fund, £500 million would surely be at the lower rather than higher end of expectation.
However, what capitalisation will EEE have in say 3 yrs when mining is in full swing?
£1.2 billion?
Scotty, Nutsack is really scraping the barrel now in desperation to find something negative about Easyjet.
How this affects us more than any other airline is not explained by Nutsack, because he can't.
He can't even hypothesise the effect on Easyjet SP.
He's just a very sad negative person, who will never make a penny lnvesting
Gulfharbour, I understand the logic of selling your original investment and running with profit.
Gir example, I bought a very very large amount of Rolls-Royce at 70p, thinking at £1.40 I'd sell half.
They got there and I didn't because fundamentals had changed.
Now at £3.09 and being tipped by a lot of investment houses to go to £6, I'm glad I didn't.
That's an awful lot of profit to turn away from.
I did actually sell a tiny amount of Easyjet this morning at £5.55 that I bought at £3.74, only 5k to invest in a very very speculative financial reinsurance business that is very embrionic.
On a 3 to 5 yr span this investment could well be a 5 x bagger.
Yep, it's all individual choice and circumstances and personal interpretation of fundamentals.
I never ever set a rigid price target.
I'm expecting my remaining Easyjet to see £8
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?
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.