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Yes now accepting 158.1

Currently NT on buys and sells for me with Lloyds and HL

This should never have been £14 but I’m starting to come round that it’s worth more than a pound maybe a couple.
Let’s see how the afternoon goes lots of trading has been done today and the traders will be looking for the exit.

It could definitely do with announcements of director buys this PM to sustain the price, however I’d still be concerned with the lack of clarity on profit margins and the fca investigation. However what stocks do not have risks these days ?

That’s your best post I’ve seen Ironic. Returning the compliment.

GLA

Hi Tucson, Thank you kindly for the very nice words. We met over 20 years ago and mucked it up! We got back together mid part of last year and was waiting for KAZ or JOG to spike (although I’ll never tell her that :) But genuinely it’s what we invest for,To make money to buy things we need. I have family in Hatton garden so I’ve bought her a beauty it’s a lot more than 40 sovs lol.

Congratulations on being together for so long, it’s rare these days to see this happen.

Good luck with KAZ hoping to buy back in on a retrace but will see how it develops, was wary that the last time it hit £6 it came back down hard again.

Once again many thanks for the nice words best of luck to all.

How has it learnt it’s lesson?

So kohn and Hosking Partners and hundreds of investors are wrong then.

Move on.

Time will prove your a fool.

End of story.

Yes ironic used to slate me for posting on yu. When I dint own shares now he’s dong the exact same thing on this board.

Back to business, this letter from kohn is fantastic needs for us have already emailed him

GLA

Ironic your a stock stuntman. See how quickly yu burn that dosh. Interest rates have been historically low for many years for an uptrend to happen to that would also take many years.

FLYB service that debt of 98 million 15 percent of yearly revenues now and will continue to do so under new ownership I can see many individuals and companies seeing potential in Flybe and turning minus 1.57 % into a healthy profit. Ie decent hedges against fuel and currency’s.

The current bod of Flybe are clueless.with new astute people on board I see profit margins, virgin Stobart and connect have got this at a steal the current share price reflects this.

I never said revenue means nothing. Revenue means nothing if you don’t know your profit margins or losses.

The captain of yu ship is In a boat without sails and for him not to know this is pretty disturbing.

Yes Flybe operating margin is -1.57% run correctly that can be turned around. That’s it n revenues of 700 million.

What’s YU. Correct profit margin nobody knows ? Forward sold contracts until 2020 what’s the loss on those contracts no one knows. Misled investors on inflated financials on placing shares. Trouble is coming for you YU. Lol

The credit card merchants will be lining up to be Flybe payment method. The way that the current deal with credit card merchant has been spun doesn’t wash with me as credit card companies service other companies with far more debt and danger.

Ironic it’s only 10 million right now that the consortium have lent, that could be easily returned with a placing or other means of finances. The airline has 700 million revenue a year so run correctly this airline could become a winner. So for 10 million someone gets the chance to run UK’s largest regional airline that’s pocket change. The prevailing price of Flybe was 16p before the bod decided to accept 1p lots of large institutions will see the opportunity in Flybe.

I admit it’s not for the faint hearted but nothing is these days. Flybe up another 6% today YU. Is down 5% you pay yer money and take yer chances.

FLYB is a play big time. Not all assets have been sold. A court injunction blocking the sale will send this soaring if Kohn is made chairman it soars big time. I cannot see this sale being completed to connect airways virgin and Stobart when the value of Flybe is 8.8p.

A new outlook from a proper bod can turn this round. Huge amounts of trades going through, liquidity is huge on this, can sell a million shares with no NT. something is brewing big time. Unlike YU. No trades and no liquidity.

Sold my holding at 586p today has been a lovely profit and will be buying a ring for my fiancé:) thanks KAZ!

GLA

And yes iron ironic spread bet when it went 229p to 105p when everybody said it’s going over a fiver.

Fear greed fear greed.

Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful.

My average in FLYB is 3.60p now and am more than confident this will spike to a bag for me. EQT announced NOMAD yesterday and am confident that GCM announce NOMAD before the deadline these plays are far less risky than YU. Right now and as you know I’ve already made a great deal from this dog.

You keep harping on about debt free increased revenues and 11 million in the bank and it’s all based on lies. They still haven’t announced a profit margin from this years revenue. It goes on and on.

Keep buying YU. Ironic.... Trading update will be appalling you do not turn round all this rubbish in a month!

From: information
Date: 28 January 2019 at 11:40:16 GMT

Subject: Re: Nomad

Good morning,

Thanks very much for your email. The announcement on the 21 January, stated that the Company is confident that the replacement Nomad will be appointed prior to the 1 February 2019 deadline.

I can confirm that this remains the case. I would also like to highlight that as the Company has stated a position on the nomad matter, that if the position were to change, the Company would be obliged to make an announcement about the change of position. That is, if the Company were no longer confident of a replacement Nomad being appointed prior to 1 February 2019 deadline, under the AIM rules that would need to be announced immediately .

I hope that helps

Kind regards

Andrew

Wongtogo,

Margins are 2% on retail maximum, margins on business is single low digits.

https://www.ofwat.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/rpt_com20140214pwcnetmargins.pdf