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IAG still up 4%. Jet2 hit up 10% just now.
WIZZ is down 0.1%............ LOL!

IAH still up 4%. Jet2 hit up 10% just now.
WIZZ is down 0.1%............ LOL!

She's going £1.13 bl close I suspect, or more.

Spiking up would have triggered a load of limit to sell orders. The way is relatively clear now up to £1.13 is it not?

JET2 up 9.3%......
************************£1.70 here we come!!!***************, hoefully!

If it goes 74p maybe I'll buy some.
Not worth buying unless you get a bargain.

then it's difficult to say the sp should be under about say £1.45 if you ask me.
And here we are @ £1.09. I intend to sell some @ £1.70........
All IMHO.

LOL!

which was a very pleasant surprise. Had set a limit to sell @ £3.14 but the pre-bell RNS caused the sp to open around the £3.47 mark which was a tad lucky! LOL!!
The airline shares over the pond are up loads too so having a good day. Airlines here should open very strong.......... IAG WIZZ EZJ etc........... Over the pond American airlines are currently up........... 10.4%, and Delta are up............... 6.7%.
All IMHO.

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/american-airlines-expects-12-jump-second-quarter-revenue-2022-07-12/

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so looking good for tomorrow, to say the least!!

the ones you do have, unfortunately for them, are going to be working all the hours legally allowed. This is efficient. Same for all the other staff IAG and the other airlines employ. I can't help but come to the conclusion that all the airlines are currently being run extremely efficiently. There are few if any staff who are not fully utilised in the roles they perform. As more staff are taken on more planes will be fillled up with fare paying passengers until the right balance between supply and demand is met. Even if the airlines see a slow down due to recession or whatever from the low base they are at it should be easier to judge the right balance going forward. Only another nasty covid strain or similar could take the airlines off the road to recovery in my view. I see the airline's recovering and of course the share prices too. Judging by the way IAG shares rocketed up to £1.70 last time we seemed on track it should not be more than a couple of months before we are back at that level or more.
Al IMHO.

fully vaccinated. That is reassuring now covid has faded back.
With all the airport mayhem that is forcast to continue for months some people are bound to forget flying and choose a cruise IMHO. I think the sp here will TAKE OFF, LOL!
All IMHO.

Absolutely obvious frankly but the market likes things in writing. LOL!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62112204

Sounds good to me.
The airports do not have the staff to cope with the previously planned workload.
The airlines do not have the staff to cope with the previous planned workload. Don't forget they only pay the staff they have and so the wage bill compared to 2019 is probably 25% less? Very efficient? I think so.
The planes that do fly will almost certainly be rammed full of fare paying passengers.
Full planes mean efficient planes. Importantly the fuel is used efficiently, although I understand IAG hedge fuel a lot.
Less planes in the air means finding the right flight will be harder, the fares are already up and will be going up a lot more IMHO.
Seems to me all the airlines are going to love this situation as far as profitability goes.
They are all in the same boat. They all need to get their finances back in order and the pent up demand is going to be milked to do exactly that.
I'm heavily in here and expect at least a 50% profit.
All IMHO.

niklol:-
"Dunelm downgraded by RBC"
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Yes. You fail to mention new target £9.50 and the current sp is £8.09.

I'd say anyone short with DNLM is taking a massive risk.
Not only have various directors made large share purchases in the last few months Dunelm have had a massive sale on. A POSITIVE trading update is not out of the question, and the shares have come down from £14 a share to £8.00.
All IMHO.

Still no super rich person, or Company with the foresight to see the risk/reward here is massive.
I intend to hold the small amount I still have here hoping for positive news. Years ago when Falklands oil was looking likely the shares here went 11p, and as far as I am aware they have not issued any more shares since. Logically if a Final Investment Decision is ever made by Rockhopper and their partners to develop the World class Sea Lion oil field off the Falklands I would have thought the shares here would go 20p plus, minimum. So about a ten fold increase. So worth holding a small amount IMHO.
All IMHO.

in the run up to the results on 29th this month. It does seem odd that we see airports jammed full of fare paying customers (ok not necessarily happy ones!) and yet the airline shares are still in covid land.

so that bodes well for tomorrow.