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are going to be required with extra digits to keep up with the never ending dilution here. That is some number of shares in issue.

Mikey (uncharacteristically) being the cautious one and insisting on masks being worn on his aircraft if dopey Boris relaxes the rules, despite the UK having 4x higher cases than the worst EU country.. Bl00dy right too, Mikey.

Ryanair has said face masks will remain compulsory on its flights.

“In order to protect the health of our passengers and crew, the use of face masks will still be mandatory across all Ryanair flights, regardless of the departing/destination country,” a spokeswoman for Europe's biggest budget airline told the BBC.

It comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to confirm later whether the majority of the remaining Covid restrictions in England can be lifted from 19 July.

Making face masks voluntary will be among the PM’s announcements.

My view is that it all depends on how 'interested' the parties may in reality be.
For example, im interested in fast cars, would be very 'interested' in owning a Porsche, but in reality i drive a VW T6.
Interested is all well and good - its the ponying up of the actual cash thats the key bit.
And that is taking a continuingly (if thats a word) long long time.

And dont forget the tax taken off the 'return of your own money' under the deal if you hold a reasonable amount and exceed the £2k divi limit.

Genki
Loss of hair and fatigue are other major symptoms of low ferritin, and as i say its more common in women of a certain age due to blood loss. Simple blood test mate at the GP so well worth examining as for most people its a simple fix.

"I think they have that diagnosis about oxygen struggling to move around the body is spot on."

Get your Ferritin protein & blood iron levels checked, a key component in the transportation of oxygen around your body is having sufficent levels of ferritin/iron. Should be in the range 80-300 idealy, although women in particularly can be lower, so some measures say 20 is enough (which it isnt).
Deficency in this can cause huge issues with breathlessness, as i know from my own experience.

Often wondered why there is always a long queue for the toilets when airliners fly over onion muncherland.
Now i know.

I dont post on here but have just a little point to make in response to Fontenoys drivel.

The 300,000 Brits that he claims 'who fled in their little boats' at least had the balls and decency to leave their little 'rainy' island and attempt to stem the advance of the Nazis. We shouldnt have bothered.
History records that the French capitulated after just weeks, hence the well earned reputation - they then proceeded to scour their own lands voluntarily for their own 'undersirable' citizens, deporting them to concentration camps for their conqueroring masters.
The Vichy french were some of the worst scum on the earth at the time.

Exactly what i was thinking, shines a spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

item on the bbc, not suggesting its anything to do with zoe, but being investigated by police anyway

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-57700299

ten weeks is it now after the 'imminent' cash in bank?
We should start a kudos sweep for when (if) it happens.

Well as i say, the market says otherwise and in the end thats all that matters.
I personally think SYM has a great product, but the market doesnt, so the price stays low (i dont hold before accused of ramping by anyone)
The SP with rya has been/is remarkably constant at the current area.

Of course there will be a variety of all sorts of opinion out there from a whole gaggle of differing institutions, brokers, pension funds and the like, easy to pick any from the pile for ones narrative justification, either way, just imho not worth the trouble given that the SP is what matters.
Given the disruption to the whole world economy, comparing fortune telling TA charts, previous historys, PE ratios and companies with differing business models against each other etc etc is just not realistic nor a sensible way to judge anything at the moment, in essence the whole stockmarket has simply become a giant 'fingers crossed' gamble currently.
look at crypto, up and down like a *****s draws, gold shares struggling even with inflation on the way and a decentish high price, the opposite of what you would expect. Nome of it makes much sense when compared to more 'usual' times, the ways of measuring value of old have changed. Tesla etc, just complete nonsense.

Doesnt mean i dont agree somewhat that all airlines are high, given the circumstances. but rya is particularly consistant for good reason and with the covid troubles reducing somewhat (read more acceptance of flying by world governments) then i would suggest that the worst of the storm has passed, and rya (without the drag of an expected dividend and huge dilution like others) will pick up at a faster rate.
The media (bless em) is full of people wanting a break away, there is a huge demand for it and once all the political shenanigans by people like Merkel, Macron, Boris etc diminish with the reduction in deaths public opinion force a return of more normality, and imho better times for airlines.
For my particular case, why would i want to get off the boat when im through the worst of the storm?

"Its especially unbelievable since RYA is currently overvalued compared to the industry."

Can you provide any qualified independant links to back this statement up Fleccy, or is it just your personal opinion again?
Clearly, the market, which is the best barometer of such things, disagrees hence the valuation attributed.

sailed very close a few times lately and only just hovering above Uncle, keep that piggy bank within reach.

Wonder if this will breech the 300 mark today?

displaying the same confidence in the future that Mikey has, large aircraft order placed

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57657128

Unfortunately had to go to a funeral in a remote countryside churchyard in the Midlands from Cornwall yesterday. 600 mile round trip in a day. Glad i dont own a battery powered car - id still be there, plugged in graveside.

Hey John, just a thought two years of those sorts of profits here as predicted and Mikey could buy the slave trader outright with its current mcap lol.
He's far to wise to bother though of course.
doug, the obvious similarity is that you have completely f'cked up on both SP's with your "predictions".
Rya nowhere near your constant nonsense 8e, and slavetrader nowhere near the £4.50 you were blabbing on about for months.
Math and investing still not your game it seems.

i do beleive that many many people will hang onto their existing diesel/petrol vehicles as they actually do the job required. If they dont sell many they wont have money to invest. quite simple economics really isnt it, flat earther.

oh dear doug and here was i thinking you had more pressing covid issues to worry about closer to home, you were (allegedly) one of the victims the other week, after your hypocritical trip abroad, yet here you are pontificating again.
you seem to lack the understanding that rya do an awful lot of business solely within the eu, you have been reminded enough as well yet it never sinks in. Just the odd few stupid brits like you traveling from the uk at the moment.
You need to start viewing investments as a longer term game like most people here, excepting that slave ragtrader you keep ramping on about who are still languishing near £3.