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If you compare the Comms from RR it is quite shocking tbh. It needs a cultural change at the top. IMHO

You right, look at there investment case ....

https://www.iairgroup.com/investors-and-shareholders/investment-case/

No targets, no aims, no business plan

https://www.iairgroup.com/media-centre/press-releases/

Media releases ....

In 5 months - One on Hanger 51 (wtf) and another on PR saying 2we are great for Catalonia...

It feels like it being run like the civil service not a go getting money making international cutting edge business...

Just pulling my nails out here ... next my eyeballs..

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1051921/week-ahead-trump-bump-expected-following-assassination-attempt-1051921.html

Just remind people... nothing has changed since June to think this still does not hold true.

Why this share diluting our stock.

It seems they are going to issue 8M shares, I know they will be listed at over NAV, but will just act as a drag on share price?

I can not see the advantage for this for longer term share holders tbh am I missing something?

Does this mean football is not coming home now?

I am looking for long term growing dividends for retirement income, to be held in my SIPP, direct and ISAs.

I always liked investment trusts, as their price reflects their market value ie assets/income after costs, they flatten out dividend dips, and some have been paying growing dividends for decades City of London for instance. Not too worried about diversification, as many UK income trusts are in big established global international company's, so already geographically and sector diversified.

Healthcare //Renewables// Technology are the obvious long term growing sectors for the next 20-30 years.

This one although fairly new ticks all the right boxes, and pays more much than an annuity without losing the capital.

For the three months ended June 30, Delta brought in adjusted revenue of $15.4 billion, up 5.4% from last year and shy of Wall Street estimates. Net income dropped almost 30% from a year ago to $1.31 billion, or $2.01 a share, with operating expenses up 10% from last year. in the last 10 mins

Sorry is Not Delta, Delta is very

Makes no sense IAG is Delta and has already said it is on target for forecast.

Any thoughts?

Just added, this retrace is a buy opportunity.

Or maybe he had a cold?

We are expecting Europa Air news in the next 10 days and 1/2 results results 2nd of August, I think you may see £2 in the next 3 weeks and a good possibility an announcement dividends will be paid on this year by years end, if only in small way. £2.40 March 2025, assuming no nasty surprises would be about right in my book.

Bare in mind the last 2-3 years have exceptional for returns, with post COVID recovery, I have shares I had to wait 7-8 years to make my money on.

You only lose money if you sell...

I also have a big Sun* goal and am so close I could touch it, just need IAG to do what it is has been promising for the last 12 months, recover! I am about to retire for good I hope by 59years old. So fingers crossed I hit the goal first! IAG at about £2 is all that is needed.

I have been looking into this share and invested a chunk of change in it today, it just seems a bit too good to true from a retirement point of view or ISA income?

Where are the really big risks? Especially now labour are in they seem to have vanished, with this share being bang on the political money at the moment?

Www.synergiaenergy.com/sites/synergia-energy-ltd/files/syns%20150324%20interims%5B73%5D.pdf

Look what I found :)

Sorry 70m Euros max 27m shares.