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jazz_01 What would you rather do, catch a bus this autumn or use a car . The first person on that bus/coach who sneezes and what then. People are working from home as much as possible, public transport will be under pressure till this pandemic is under control. We are in a mess this is not like a normal recession when people had to use a cheaper form of transport, this is causing people to rethink there travel movements . IMO

Today, that was scary as i thought i wouldn't be lucky . Trading this for extra stock as we bounce around.

I get it your invested here, good luck and lets hope by next year we are back to normal, i just cant see it myself. The harm has been done and in fact governments should have been much more prepared for a pandemic of this magnitude they must take the blame . I will be back here Nov /Dec . GLA

HappyDays2U Do you really believe people will give up there cars , i would have thought the that people would prefer to travel alone or just with family.

themuir01 This pandemic has changed people perception on what is important . Working from home will be the new norm. You say a vaccine in 2 months, but when will it get rolled out to joe public . I would also put travelling by bus to an airport is something i would much prefer not to have to endure ever again. People are liking the social distancing , public travel has always been a dirty experience having to share space with people of low hygiene levels . IMO

themuir01 Now you are stating facts "The UK's working its way back... plus we will have a vaccine in less than 2 months. Google Johnson and Johnson" . What about all the people who now understand they can work from home.

dreamachine Good for you, Blinkered vision as to capacity numbers is the way to go. Perhaps people should have taken a little more notice of the foot fall on the high street and saved a fortune on retail stocks. O look air lines are doing really well with passenger numbers down. " and guess what, in recession, folks have less disposable income " do you see the flaw in that statement.

themuir01 . This is a board where we can express opinions, I think this will go lower as winter approaches, and you trying to bully me off here wont change that fact unless you can explain where the growth will come from. They will after all have to make a profit at some time.

themuir01 What are you on about, this is my opinion not " expert advice " as you call it. I was on the motor way yesterday for over 4 hours and every NET bus was way under capacity. where are they going to get growth for the remainder of this year , that is what i am eluding to.

themuir01 As you are.

Plenty of time to get back in here, if numbers of infections start to move back up this winter these stocks will take a big hit as all public transport will.

altube " NEX coaches seem pretty busy and fares are twice as much as normal." And you think thats a good thing. Only people who have no other choice will use the bus this winter, Ghost town.

Have you looked at the buses , near empty. Net debt £1,340 Billion.
"As we have restarted services, we have again worked closely with customers and ensured safety is paramount. While there are some signs of demand returning, levels are both significantly reduced and subject to variability given local lockdowns, the impact of quarantines and uncertainty over the extent of US school re-openings. We do not know when pre-pandemic levels of demand will return.

JoeBass WTF are you on about £1.7 billion cash That is not true .

0.06p and why not.

JL same here with face masks , i wont be walking around with one on. I couldn't get my head around why G kept its price and went up even when payments were stopped or at a minimum, strange markets. Will debt be the new norm for most company's after all this mess , that will make it even harder to work out values for me. What i cant grasp is why with interest levels so low most UK listed company's are still paying interest at such high levels, that seems unsustainable and wrong.

Rec that post JL. Very well put. Are you still getting down the pub, ive not been in one since the lock down was lifted , the urge has left me and its cans at home .

newtonheath4612.......he's in my pants.

To be honest this is preety much a big deal...
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I'm in for the ride, think this has legs.