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I also said this ages ago. IAG and the rest have been paid for these flights months or even longer before the actual day of flight.
These flights almost do not count as 'now' revenue. It's going forward that counts.

And 4 weeks ago this WAS 150!!
Let's no ramp the SP, no one knows anything, even BUffett has a headache

"This all sounds very logical, but I have lost a lot of money in my early investing days lol."

I did that too, in fact, I'm still losing money...

bobbins, you need help, leather shorts were never 'in'. Not even Blondie pulled them off (maybe she did?) And now I'm gonna throw up..

bobbins, I have shorts older than Nomissavid, fashion always goes round, I'm just catching it now.
Pottytime, PSB and FYC, those were the days...

Hate to tell you, but Friday I was watching some CEO talking (I need to try to find it) on w money programme and he said an insider leaked that the CDC have advised Biden to NOT drop the testing. Citing that the US airlines make most of their revenue from domestic travel...
That's just frigging great!!

Clearly that makes no difference to the SP. Tanking again. Lost all of yesterday's gains in 20 mins..

Reppyrr, that's still a lot of money, it would cover the cost of the increase in daily expenses for most per year.

IAG management cannot be THAT stupid (I've been proved wrong before..) to think that giving execs a pay rise and then expect other normal staff to be ok with that? Rising cost of living, customer abuse (both directions) are not conducive to happy and engaged employees.
Give a little, good publicity goes a long way, fair treatment of staff lets customers know you will treat them well.
If you treat your staff like cr*p, what level of service would your customers get?
Now, if they turned around and said that they would freeze all management pay for two years then they would have a valid point to withhold pay rises, but they didn't.
This behaviour is not unique, happens all the time across the board.

mararab, and your mother.

mararab, I would blame you, but you are not in charge of sh*t. So yeah. Not just UK government but all of them.

Yes, but airports (especially LHR) woefully under staffed. So many people we know are stuck in destinations and are not able to come back for days.
This also includes the airlines.
Pitiful to say the least. But this has come about due to governments not being transparent enough and so leading to companies not willing to commit to addressing staffing issues. Because at a moments notice the bedwetter government can and has locked down. Until the WHO declare this officially endemic and not a pandemic there is the sword hanging over head.

woody2002, agreed about the US tech stock. So over valued, like a giant bubble that has now burst and still has a way to go down. Not necessarrly Apple, or MSFT but EV car makers and others that made no money yet valued more than money making companies..
Problem is, the young tech orientated people got burnt and will be for the rest of the year.

Jtan, he may have to wait as they could be vested over a three year period or some such nonsense. Anyway, why sell at these low prices especially as he would be taxed heavily.

IAGL, I'm pretty sure most on here do not claim to be top notch traders. More like me, chancers, that hope the market does better than the pittance if any interest the banks give.
So, saying that people on here are inexperienced is probably right, but doing in a derogatory way as to insult those says a lot about you, no?

As it's Memorial Day in the US on Monday, I suspect they want a big push before the long weekend.

sundenza, I concur.
Now at break-even for me. Let's see if I'm blue by the end of the day.
Monday the US markets are closed.

shut mararab!

When was I moaning? You self-righteous pompous moron!
You start by being a deramper, then you become a ramper now you want to become a moderator?
No wonder you get slated on here by others. It's YOU, not them.

Taxation is fine. Misuse of said taxes are the problem. Always has been, always will be. Fix that and you fix poverty in the UK.

mararab, it was answering the question to taxation from Nomissavid. IAG related due to energy costs thus relating to IAG, see?
If this was only about IAG, then 75% of posts would not be on here, including yours.