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Incredible the amount of stop losses this has triggered.

This is due a run, a good run! Top up if you can

Mrrayt, they are dictating the buys and sells. They are manipulating the price by triggering stop losses, etc then selling on prices required by certain bodies.

This is very common on the market and very hard to prove hence the reason they get away with it. Could possibly be an iceberg order coming through as well.

MMs messing around. Someone’s wanting in. Volumes not right either. Looking at TUI there is more selling than buying. Yet here in IAG there is more buying than selling, 10m more.

Definite tree shake for stop losses or someone building a position.

Morning guys, pretty quiet over here. Looks like a solid company, just lack of conversation as it is progressing pretty well now?

Anapa, this is being held back at the 174 range averaging 4.5%. Look at the ratio from buys to sells, 18.6m v 13.2m. Clearly someone filling their boots. Hopefully it clears for this afternoon. Aviation and entertainment performing well today, between 6/7% while we are being held back.

Anapa you can use

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Anapa, there is no function on the BB to post images or charts, written text only unfortunately.

Good start today. Quarantine news today as well through the bbc will help this along the way. Remember we have still to hear back regarding British airways joint venture in testing at airports also! Another reason to keep this ticking up as well as FDA/EAU approval of vaccine, vaccine roll out, a deal with brexit, etc!

Glad many of you LTHs are finally getting your rewards

Welcome XF,

No, £7 for IAG in 3 years is not something I see. In 3 years time it’s hard to predict given no information on routes, bases, additional airline, loads etc. However what I will say is that if you invested today, with the business model IAG has, Covid gone, transatlantic routes reopened, etc, you most certainly won’t be doing anything wrong.

Taking a stab, I’d envisage around 400-450 in 3 years time assuming all goes well.

Hope that helps

A little early but the markets are looking good for another solid start tomorrow to build on today’s momentum.

Although plenty of time for that to change, best checked in the morning!

Johnny, WASU, remember the charts you read are post RI, back in the day the highs of 550-680 are not shown due to the rights issue.

DaggerMal,

180-200 by Christmas dependent on news and their order. Big one now is the beginning of the vaccinations in Scotland, 1m people to be vaccinated by first week of December which is a massive milestone and a market mover. I also have friends that have been told they will be working Christmas Day immunising people which tells me that by my original prediction this will be a fast and a maximising vaccination (as can be) program with near normality come March/April 2021. (Not everyone vaccinated, but important and vulnerable categories)

Just in time for summer holidays!

The only downside to aviation is the virus itself, if it can’t be contained or wiped out then this will impact on the recovery not just for IAG but the industry as a whole. However, we have learned so much and majority of people have probably caught it and developed anti bodies meaning less likely to catch it again and limiting the numbers going forward once vaccinations begin in the U.K.

My target price is 225 gruntie. Pre RI it was 4.50, a modest rise and no where near the previous highs or where it was last year but was more than happy with the returns it would give me so logical thinking with the doubling of shares lands me at the 225, although I think this will still have legs and head towards the 300 by end of 2021!

If it’s any help to some twitchy fingers and emotionally connected investors, I have a serious amount of money invested in IAG and my returns at present outweigh the returns I took from Easyjet 2 weeks ago.

I won’t be selling my gold until this pandemic ends, or my target is hit.

Anapa, totally agree. Selling now after all those months of pain will ease your emotions just now. BUT when this goes beyond 200p after Christmas you will be sick.

As I’ve said many times the upside to this stock is massive. Hold your nerve and just enjoy the ride now, after all you held during the dark period.

DaggerMal, all good thanks.

Brexit can go either way. My thoughts on Brexit is not control as the conservatives like to make you think, it’s sold on nationalism, pride and the end goal of keeping the tax free destinations, tax free.

However, with Cummings banished, I do feel a deal is on the table and that’s not what he wanted, however, it’s best for this country and its people.

Time to watch the main stream media turn on the government for even contemplating on taking a deal (that the country needs) in an attempt to fuel the nationalists within the country to force BJ to take a no deal. This could go right down to the wire.

I certainly feel if we get the news that’s needed our range will be between 180-200 by Christmas. I’ve not even factored in fluctuation for a brexit deal which will boost the markets even more.

I’m expecting a positive opening tomorrow of around 160-162

The rest of the week should remain positive on good news that is due and the change of quarantine duration.

This still has plenty of upside before the end of the year and moving forward in to 2021. If you’re shorting this, you heavily run the risk of losing it all and more.

Tall chap, firstly welcome to the board. Secondly, don't base your investing decisions on any of our opinions on here, use what you can and decide for yourself without influence. To answer your questions though;

1. RI has already been completed, raising 2.7billion to see us through, not to mention a 850million payment from American express as well as cash in the bank. Current liquidity sitting around 9.3billion as per Q3 results.
2. Realistically, assuming everything is back to normal with no restrictions around March/April 2021, I envisage a 300p SP.

However, in the near future, IAG has a generous upside due. These are as following and are not exhaustive and are only in my opinion in relation to the SP range when announced/implemented;

1. AstraZeneca results (if good) - 180-200p
2. Airport testing 200-240p
3. Vaccine approved by FDA and EAU and administered 240-280p
4. End of 2021 results with the high demand of travel 300p

Depending on order, these would obviously change.

No problem DaggerMal, have a good weekend.

Long term doesn’t pay off if your wanting quick returns. But it will turn good assuming the company is structured well and previous finances have been good. Bearing in minds 3 years of dividend payments on good stocks usually covers your investment.

My first ever investment was £300, I doubled my money and that gave me the bug. I have been suckered before like all, then been suckered with the same stock again which I will not be a third time and taught me real financial lessons that I use now.

However, that urge is now pursuing again deep inside with me with cineworld at present. I’ve made 20k from then since March and got out with easy profit. It’s the most volatile stock on the FTSE and if you can time your buy ins each day, you’ll make on average 3-7% if not more per day, even on the bad days. Take yesterday upon news of closures of cinema locations and a revamp of cineworld finances. It dropped 14% in the morning and finished last time I saw 7% down. That’s a 7% return even on a bad day. Now it’s up 4+% this morning.

Not for the faint hearted though