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Look at the YTD Ryanair share price performance against the sector.. very, very strong.

4.2% on the current share price, you may have bought sometime ago obvs

Ryanair on current consensus is on track to make 2.2bn pre tax profit in the current FY...so not dite how this is..stale.

Have you looked at the Ryanair expansion plans..

Ryanair now generating huge profits and continues to rapidly expand, is Ryanair a growing threat to Jet2 going forward..

My rational is ...either Grainger trades much closer to NAV,

or it's bid for..

No guarantees, as always, however that's my Buy case

I've debated this one for a long time.. it's the latest occupancy % that was my deciding factor, coupled with the PRS sales in line with valuation.

That's the only way I can rationalise the current share price..

Well if that does not nove the SP, what can...

They imv need to make selective disposals to reduce LTV

..

Most of us are interested in making money, or at worst avoiding losing it..they said, didn't say.. etc..is meaningless.

It's makes about as much difference as a fart in a hurricane what

anyone posts here re the share price.

I've mentioned around £5.80, but that's an uneducated guess on my part.

LGEN too risky for me, a hair's breath out on the actuarial modelling on bulk annuity purchases and there's the potential for big longer term issues - how will GLP-1's impact this area, as one example..

Best of luck with your JDW holding.

That's not the case, he's under no obligation to buy those

shares sold back.

As he owns over 26% of the equity and with respect, is no longer a young man, that's a very sizeable amount of his wealth tied to the performance of the business.

* Tim has bought and sold shares over many years in JDW,

however he continues to be by far the largest shareholder..

TM has bought an

I would be interested to hear if you are bullish on any

UK individual stocks...if you want to day ..thanks

While I appreciate this is an income holding primarily,

the lack of share price growth over the last decade plus sticks

out like a sore thumb..

Is the recent moderation in like for like sales..

The next trading update may give some more insight in to

the wider UK consumer..

Senator, in the midst of a global pandemic ,JDW had little

option but to raise cash through an equity raise, as hundreds

of other UK listed companies did.

The share count increased by approx 13% (from memory) as there were 2 separate share issues.

Whether buying back at this point makes sense...

I've got this on a watch list, but not tempted at the current share price. That may be too cautious a view.