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Just great, thats all we as investors need :(

I doubt they will be kicking themselves as past experience has shown that whenever Easyjet has good results we get a small rise and then a big downward fall for absolutely no reason

Yes the trading update on Thursday is going to be very interesting after the market hit the likes of B&M and Greggs hard after their results.

I wonder if Dunelm will fair better with their more quality goods offerings.....

Interesting comments from Simply Wall Street below......

Turning to the outlook, the next three years should generate growth of 4.3% per year as estimated by the twelve analysts watching the company. With the market predicted to deliver 13% growth per annum, the company is positioned for a weaker earnings result.

In light of this, it's curious that Greggs' P/E sits in line with the majority of other companies. It seems most investors are ignoring the fairly limited growth expectations and are willing to pay up for exposure to the stock. These shareholders may be setting themselves up for future disappointment if the P/E falls to levels more in line with the growth outlook.

Somebody bought a million pounds worth of shares just after close of trading today, so maybe that's a hopeful sign for the opening price tomorrow?

I am eagerly waiting tomorrow's results - not just for the chance to break even but hopefully to reward Mike for his continued optimism these past few months,

For me Mike's advice with regards to the rights issue last year was invaluable and very much appreciated, so lets hope for bumper numbers tomorrow so he can be rewarded with a bumper profit too :)

I never thought I'd see the day when my Tui investment would break even. But with a near 50% increase in share value over the past 3 months, i am just 5% away from doing so.

I must admit though, regardless of the great promise of the near future in terms of performance, i will be selling my shares once I break even. I have held many airline shares these past few years and their performance is far too volatile for an older investor such as me to deal with going forward.

A captian just has to sneeze these days and veer his plane to the left a bit to send the share price tumbling.....

Anyone know why Tui fell by 3.5% today whilst the other airlines remained steady? I cant find any relevant news to explain it

Spanish law requires any non-resident of Spain, who profits from the sale of Spanish shares, to declare this to the Spanish tax authorities. Reporting is done using Spanish tax form 210 ("modelo" 210). If you are a UK resident there will be no tax to pay to the Spanish authorities.

The 210 form is only available in Spanish and has to be physically delivered to the authorities in Madrid. If you try to do all this yourself the whole process is complicated, time consuming and expensive.

Oh my days I literally had no idea about this and that as UK residents we would have to pay tax to Spain upon selling any shares.

I naievely it seems assumed that as IAG was listed on the FTSE100 and that I'd bought my shares as a UK resident I would be sheltered from any tax laibility in my stocks and shares ISA.

But obviously if its a withholding tax then that applied at source so we will have to pay it.

Thankyou Risk and Shy for pointing this out.

The website says: An IAG shareholder who disposed of its IAG shares will have to deal with the Spanish tax formalities

by completing and submitting a Spanish tax return (a “Form 210”) when required.

Where a disposal by a Qualifying shareholder of IAG shares gives rise to a gain, the Qualifying

Shareholder is required by Spanish law to file a Form 210 with the Spanish tax authority detailing all of

the gains on IAG shares made during the relevant calendar year. This form and an accompanying

certificate of UK tax residence must be filed in the first 20 days of January of the following calendar

year.

I'd always been wary of investing in NG due to the massive debt mountain. But they have shaved £5bn off of it in the first 6 months of the year so I'm thinking i may dip my toe in this company in the weeks ahead.

I spat my coffee out laughing at that Bobbins! haha

The next IAG dividend is expected to go ex in 10 months time and to be paid in 10 months time

The previous dividend was went ex 2 months ago and it was paid 2 months ago.

City firm Peel Hunt said: “This is a positive surprise. We are delighted that capital is being returned through buying back an undervalued stock rather than via a dividend

So does this mean no dividend next year?

Typically it only effected Tui who had a 3% drop today. iAG gained 0.5% and EasyJet 1%

There is no ryhme or reason to these shares.....

I aplogise for my pigeon English. The below should read:

I think the biggest worry for us investors will be the budget next week.

The current tax free dividend allowance of £500 is tax-free currently - that could be scrapped.

Also a few years back Rachel Reeves called for a £500,000 lifetime allowance on how much can be held tax-free in ISAs, but rumour has it she now feels that the figure could be even lower at £100,000.

I think the biggest worry for us investors will be the budget next week

The current tax free dividend allowance of £500 tax-free currently - that could be scrapped SAs

Also a few tears back Rachel reeves called for a £500,000 lifetime allowance on how much can be held tax-free in ISAs, but rumour has it she now feels that the figure could be even lower at £100,000.

Ms Reeves has also hinted that the annual £15,000 ceiling on contributions is too high, as only the wealthier benefit.

Indeed - over a 20% rise already which is fantastic.

Am very glad i hung on to these shares :)

A nice 3% rise so far this morning am happy with this. I'm still very down on this investment but providing this middle eastern war doesnt escalate badly and effect airline sentiment again then I'm at last starting to be a little hopeful I may one day make a small profit here.....

I'm a long term dividend investor in this stock so am happy to average down today :)