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Same here @arms

I've had a very nice run on this share, so as Buffett says 'sell when others are greedy'.

Yes it may very well go up more but i've made a tidy sum on it so if it reaches £3.40 i'm out.

I admire everyone's optimism on here but for me optimism with this share died long ago.

I've held this share nearly 3 and a half years and am yet to break even.

Great earnings after great earnings and glowing future predictions seemingly have no positive impact during the time i have owned EasyJet.

Once i (eventually i'm praying ) break even, i'm out.

I've just come home from work and seen that Tui has fallen 10% today - but this really isnt a surprise when underlying operating losses increased by €18m to €207m (£174.3m)

I cant see perosnally the potential announcement of any dividend having a lasting positive impact on the share price at the end of the year.

Apologies for the late reply valueConsolidator - the link is here that mentions ARM also potentially being interested in Alphawave. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/savingandinvesting/qualcomm-gets-more-time-to-make-offer-for-alphawave/ar-AA1DP5Pz

Hi, have stumbled accross this share and noticed the huge divident of over 9%

From my research the company is heavily dependent on China which explains the falling share price and the increase in yirld, , but are you guys in it for the dividend or are you confident that once the China situation improves then this stock will turnaround?

I heard a whipser on CNBC recently that ARM may be interested in a takeover and that AWE were waiting on that before signing up to any Qualcomm deal.

Wether its true or nor is another matter......

Agree Wardicus.

I've owned for IAG 3 years now myself and just when you think the shares may take off after fantastic results they nose dive again.

And not just nose diving due to market sentiment either, sometimes its for no valid reason whatsoever.

I wont make the same mistake i made when they broke even last time and i kept them thinking i deserved a profit for my loyalty. I will sell them if (but hopefully when) they break even again.

This stock is going down the toilet today along with many others.

It was unbelievabley over valued so even now at $75 a share its still very expensive to buy

Kudos to you donalb - out of interest did you make a loss as Tui has falen 10% already today on top of 5% yesterday?

I'm over 25% down again on my holdings which based on past performance with this ridiculous share could take me years to recoup

I wonder if they do take Alphawave over wether it will be a cash offer they give us as shareholders or a cash and shares offer.....

It wont end any time soon with Trump continually spooking the markets.

I've just watched an interview with the EasyJet CEO on Bloomberg TV at Southend Airport - he is very confident about the future and he says Easter and summer bookings are at record highs.

Lets hope the share price will soon match his optimism eh.

I'm sat staring at an estimation of Alphawave semi's fair value according to Simply wall street.

It's 6p......yes just 6p!!!

Below Fair Value: AWE (£0.97) is trading above our estimate of fair value (£0.06)

Surely this cant be right?

IAG will take a nose dive in share price today i imagine due to BA being massively affected by Heathrow being closed - but should hopefully be a one day blip with flights and pilots/cabin crew back in their correct locations by monday all being well.

The article you have shared is 2 months old

A 25% drop in price in the last 7 days - you can guarantee that it will take 7 weeks or more rather than 7 days to claw that back in the future.

I'm still in the green though on this share so like others here i will be patient and see what happens over the next few weeks...

Investing in airlines shares is a mug's game - and unfortunately I am one of those mugs.

My shares in airlines dropped an average of over 5% today. In comparison the FTSE100 as a whole dropped just 1.2%

Biggest regret of my investing life buying this type of share, but hey we live and learn eh!

It may be the case that routes such as Southampton to Glasgow are quite full presently, but in my opinion the issue at the moment for the share prices is about the cost outlook and currency depreciation rather than demand.

Yes same thoughts here Strap me in

I've been holding this stock a few years now hoping and hoping it will pay me back for my loyalty, but square one is the new normal now it seems afrer each set of results comes in.

I admire everyone's positive thinking, but an alomst 11% nosedive can't surely be just misplaced sentiment can it?

I wish we knew which ii's sold out today to try and work out their reasoning for doing so.

I agree that net debt is an ok thing to have if Tui are buying more aircraft and cruise ships as they are investements for the future. But an 11% drop - surely there must be something else a large investor has maybe spotted to make him/her sell such a huge amout of shares today?

Very much so - lets hope it continues!