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hope it all comes good for you Funky, best treat aim like the cesspit that it can be and avoid, except with small change that you can afford to lose, feel for you man �30k is a lot of cash to be down. . OK yeah before i get slated by the gamblers rampers and deluded optimists you can get yourself a multi multi bagger on a rare occasion and could get lucky with a life changing amount of capital growth, we all like chasing a dream, but its rarer than a politician telling the truth with the odds stacked against you, always worth remembering all the research in the world is only as good as the source and dont trust any of it 100%. JMO of course. Good luck to you all here (me inc) i hope the pot of gold really is at the end of the rainbow, but i think it'll only be brown smelly stuff here. Hopefully i'll be proved wrong.

not sure if still on your radar but kie took a pasting today back below �10

As a passionate English man i share your frustrations jmo and the total lack of any movement in a posative direction for the UK. There is no doubt we have given far far more away than we have received back, with the EU position clearly been to intentionally frustrate rather than actually negiotiate, or even be reasonable. Politics at its worst for politics sake only, there will be no winners in such a ridiculus 'game'. After the length of time that has been wasted in this chirade i dearly hope that the plug is pulled on this and we just crash out, or serve article 49 and leave immeadiately, take any of the consequences then start doing what the UK public voted for. We will survive and prosper as a nation and we should have more faith in ourselves than we have. We wont though, too many mediocre weak (at best) politicians on our side afraid to make a real decision and too much spite on the other that we dare choose to leave the failing gravy train old boys club. They clearly seek to punish us. It all needs a strong government in the UK to drive this and unfortunatley the 'old' british get on with it and make do attitude has been watered down so much we are paralised by indecision. Need a strong leader, but all our politicians only look out for their own good, not the good of the country or its people.

stay on jmo, your insight is very relevent and welcomed on here. Dont let the muppets win mate.

might also be worth remembering that we've had nothing but deafening silence, and more BS than a field of cattle can produce from the Bod. things just dont ring true and havent for some time. increase labour shifts and blag it as progress, then months later lay them off it seems. Buy a jcb a looong time after 'ramp up' production BS, i ask you a mine without one is akin to sandcastle building on the beach. what was loading done with before a shovel? water, good luck obtaining the quantities needed pumping with solar power, will need hundreds of thousands worth of panels/inverters/controls etc on top of the pipe itself. A huge amount of cash they dont have and clearly not thought out at the beginning. Bring in water by tanker almost as good a joke. And the ongoing secrecy around shipments, price, customer etc is nonsense, commercially sensative clap trap, this is an investment vehicle and without info = uninvestable. As for the Larry is the man BS, he's produced nothing but a serious share price decline and shows no efforts whatsoever in combating this or putting his money where his mouth isnt. I feel very sorry for the people in deep here (i've written off my speculative �1.5k @ 11p and put it down to experience). i truely hope this comes good, but without a drastic change of management style and openess its not going to happen.

owls, its good to have a strategy mate and best to use what works for you, i used to buy and hold all my investments forever when i first started and just collected dividends, great for capital appreciation. Gradually i've changed and trade more regularly although i still hold some long termers, recently i decided to have a bash at daytrading (hence the name) but havent really gone for it in a big way - too many ways to work out predictions with tech analysis and to be honest its a bit complicated for my simple brain. I tend to dabble with all three now rather than stick to one or the other. Think we've all made wrong calls at times, i certainly have more times than i want to remember, all part of the game. Good luck though mate and as you say might be a good time to give trading a little carefull dabble here and there. ATB

heard rumour that the Water Services Operations director is leaving shortly, anyone confirm?

Owls, a profits a profit though and sometimes better to take whats on offer, although i do agree with Riolto that this will go up a tad further yet. Been some good profitable movement in ezj over the last 18 months or so, a few have done well like yourself, im running on a free ride with �19ks worth so happy. Dont understand the 12 month strict hold though? do you move this around a little or sell come what may. As for PMO, a few guys on the glen board regularly dip in and out of those so might be worth checking in there to see what they are thinking/doing. Good luck with it all.

(so im told), up down up down and then hopefully back up. Doing better with my glen though, almost back to break even.

not as high as it was looking earlier but could have been worse too. Will gladly take another similar increase tommorow unless we can get a cracking rise like ezj did today, that 17e is certainly in sight now. Must be some specific news lurking to account for the ezj rise as it was the only big jumper in the sector.

good day so far, nice tick up for rya and ezj. Maybe a little reaction after morgan stanleys predictions.

for easyjet to �20 and Ryanair to 20e. cut/paste below. Would be nice eh! Following a series of positive short haul industry developments, analysts at Morgan Stanley turned their eyes to Ryanair and easyJet on Friday and highlighted several opportunistic expansion and pricing tailwinds that could appear at both firm's through 2020. Supportive industry trends, such as opportunities for growth in certain countries as a result of a recent speight of competitors going under, led Morgan Stanley to reiterate its 'buy' ratings and target price of �20 on easyJet and �20 on Ryanair. MS noted that the European short haul market was considerably different to the US, leading it to believe that cost pressures from fuel and FX, as well as risks from macro developements, regulatory or political factors that can affest capacity and supplier costs to its larger scale rivals would be far less likely to hurt the lower cost EU focussed carriers. The broker highlighted that short haul European capacity trends had seen "marked changes" in the past six months, a trend that looked set to continue throughout the summer, and that While some capacity had returned to fill gaps left by the liquidation of Monarch and Air Berlin, with some disciplined introduction of new capacity into the market and a sustained strong demand, the analysts believe the pricing environment could easily be supported. Discussing the likelihood of oil prices rising to as much as $90 per barrel, the analysts said, "Increase in demand could drive up prices for crude oil as well as the spread on jet fuel, creating a compounding effect." "During recent results we had a few airlines acknowledge that with a lower oil price the industry still saw three major European airlines go into administration last year allowing for market share gains at the larger players - now with an increasing oil price capacity consolidation which we believe is good for our main picks Ryanair and easyJet," MS added.

of both easyjet and ryanair. to �20 and 20e. cut and pasted below:- Following a series of positive short haul industry developments, analysts at Morgan Stanley turned their eyes to Ryanair and easyJet on Friday and highlighted several opportunistic expansion and pricing tailwinds that could appear at both firm's through 2020. Supportive industry trends, such as opportunities for growth in certain countries as a result of a recent speight of competitors going under, led Morgan Stanley to reiterate its 'buy' ratings and target price of �20 on easyJet and �20 on Ryanair. MS noted that the European short haul market was considerably different to the US, leading it to believe that cost pressures from fuel and FX, as well as risks from macro developements, regulatory or political factors that can affest capacity and supplier costs to its larger scale rivals would be far less likely to hurt the lower cost EU focussed carriers. The broker highlighted that short haul European capacity trends had seen "marked changes" in the past six months, a trend that looked set to continue throughout the summer, and that While some capacity had returned to fill gaps left by the liquidation of Monarch and Air Berlin, with some disciplined introduction of new capacity into the market and a sustained strong demand, the analysts believe the pricing environment could easily be supported. Discussing the likelihood of oil prices rising to as much as $90 per barrel, the analysts said, "Increase in demand could drive up prices for crude oil as well as the spread on jet fuel, creating a compounding effect." "During recent results we had a few airlines acknowledge that with a lower oil price the industry still saw three major European airlines go into administration last year allowing for market share gains at the larger players - now with an increasing oil price capacity consolidation which we believe is good for our main picks Ryanair and easyJet," MS added.

nigerians come out with new engines in the second half, looking like a good game now.

learn something new every day eh. England 2 nil up, yay

are on fine form today, havent got the faintist idea of what your all going on about, but its funny reading all the same :)

i wouldnt take much notice of me mate, i talk a lot but know very little :) i should come with a wealth warning really. Have a good weekend, hope the suns shining for you and yours. As for Sage, well i've fell out with him now - that rain he was supposed to be keeping to himself has just arrived! grrrrrr.

credits to Riolto for this little gem, totally missed this news, thanks matey. Hope your doing well?

now the cynic in me would suggest that part of the reason for the 'buy back' has been to soak up the downwards pressure that this sale would create, and in fairness it appears to have done so. https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/ryanair-hldg-RYA/share-news/DIRECTOR-DEALINGS-Ryanair-CEO-OLeary-Sells-EUR33/77564574

its been a good day here for a friday that is. Our friends over the pond are waking up in a second, lets home they keep the karma and pick the price up further.