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This is how it is, it's quiet simple really let me explain, if you have 2000 shares they are now worth 2,700 where as on friday they were worth 3.900 with the RI you now get 1.5 added to 2000 is 3.25 so now you x that by 1 and that becomes 2,300 so all in all you are at the same sp as you were before, you can sell now and your original investment will be x 1.5 so hold and 2000 becomes 2,500.
Hope this helps those who are still a bit confused.

For Someone who doesn't hold iag shares are these shares a good buy at this price or are they likely to drop further in the coming days.

Those who didn't take up Ri are going to take a bit of a hit.
Would I buy in at 1.30, most probably not as things aren't going to improve any time soon.
Under £1 before Xmas.
Good luck for next few weeks/months

Raising money
IAG also announced on Thursday that it was tapping shareholders for €2.7bn (£2.5bn) to help shore up its finances.

The company said the money would be used to reduce debt and help it withstand a prolonged downturn in travel.

The Chinese conglomerate which bought the Thomas Cook brand after its collapse last year is plotting an imminent relaunch of one of the most prominent names in the British travel industry.

Tui sees bookings up 145% for next year

30p looking good

40p. Barrier broken, only one way now I am afraid, DOWN.

Will Card be the next M&S to hit the buffers?

Coronavirus: Croatia, Greece and Turkey could join UK quarantine list amid spikes in COVID-19 cases
A New low tomorrow?

At last I can have a good night sleep, Sold this Dog of a share today took a big loss, but still have half of my initial investment which is better than next to nothing.
I am glad I am out, should have done it sooner would not like to be around for the rights issue, no way would I want to invest any more money into this company, the SP is going even lower this week will end around £1.50, IMO.
Those of you who still hold I wish you luck, at the moment I think it's best to be out rather than in.

Holiday company TUI boosted by extra $1.4 billion aid package from Germany
Hope they go up tomorrow, in at 3.87

Wed, 12th Aug 2020

UBS today reaffirms its neutral investment rating on Card Factory Plc (LON:CARD) and raised its price target to 48p (from 45p). Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Broker Forecasts data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk

IC VIEW
have previously kept Glencore on hold for its yield, which was helped by various regulatory issues that have affected the share price in the past few years. If the dividend is cancelled later in the year, it’s likely it would return fairly quickly, given leverage is down to 44 per cent (including lease liabilities), compared to 63 per cent in 2016. Hold.

31/07/2020 Glencore Half-Year Production Report
06/08/2020 Glencore Half-Year Results
30/10/2020 Glencore Third Quarter Production Report

Make the most of it, this will not last 24-hours.

Under £3 easy

Crash on monday

The curtain is coming down on Cineworld and is loosing money quicker than a running tap.

Too many shops, not enough customers, more people now buying online, it's the way to go.