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Posted in: IAG
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Sund and Longterm are gone to Davos for peace negotiations. That's why it's quiet.
Don't try to second guess the casino day to day. The long game is the only way.
Hi Shy. My holding is also in Euro in Madrid SE and I sold some last year which was subject to capital gains tax at home. I'm not familiar with any Spanish obligations.
Best take away from today's rise is the huge volumes traded coming into the New Year. A lot of positivity out there.
I'd imagine a few brokers working today. Ditching some of their 2025 investing and adding on for 2026. All positive.
Wake up smiffy, you're up another few grand.
A lot of ground to get anywhere near analyst's targets. I'm thinking more of a gradual upward trajectory.
Not a bad outlook. https://simplywall.st/community/narratives/gb/transportation/lse-iag/international-consolidated-airlines-group-shares/apys6wns-fleet-modernization-and-share-buybacks-will-drive-future-performance/updates/15-15-analysts-have-raised-their-price-target-for-international-co?utm_source=Braze&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CommunityDigest
Thanks for posting. Needed that bit of reassurance to hang in. My target is £4.50 to offload.
Is that £4 that I see on the horizon.
All calm today on all fronts. A perfect launching pad for what will hopefully be brilliant results tomorrow.
If it goes to 4.50 I'll gladly cash out with a fair chunk of change
Looks like ceasefire has driven this through the £4 barrier.
Most likely the Government shut down in US and the threat of that to aviation and potentially grounding trans Atlantic flights
JP Morgan has reaffirmed it's buy rating this morning. Welcome boost from one of the big guys with all that's going on.
As obscene as this looks to the rest of the world maybe it's a good advert for British tourism.
1% away
Ouch... Marshall Wallace
Bernstein retains it's buy rating and target of £4.70 this morning
Quietly inching to the £4. Won't be long now.
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