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Desert, yes I do.

Retirment, with all due respect (you are due none), you don't know me, I am not a day trader, owned IAG since 2020.

So, keep you unwanted opinions about other people to yourself.

All right professor?

In one month.

If anyone is thinking of investing in this stock.... DON'T!

Emerald, just stop spitting facts.

You should know by now, facts don't mean anything, if it's not on the agenda and does not follow a narrative then it's just facts without meaning...

You mean the one that sees a fall as a buy opportunity?

He must have been busy buying all last week and today.

You are not alone...

Although I would have beat it with a sand filled rubber hose, then shot it.

Rant on...

Looks like they are following the FED's lead on this one. Legarde, head of ECB will not be happy about that.

So did you pump and dump WASU? Sounds like you did.

£58k, that's it?

I think Al Qaeda pay much more and have longer in-between-flight breaks....

Just joking, sort of. As I really don't know what the rate of pay is with Al Q.

The US pays much more, anywhere up to $400k. (Obviously time in the seat would be the key here)

Let's hope we get there soon so they can be right!!! Only another 50% or so up to go now.

Just be be clear, Barclays?, the same bank that gets massive fines by the US FED for their 'shady' banking practices?

Agreed, I don't think this will close above 154 today.

Not sure why the market is sinking, the inflation data? We all know it's high and will remain so until the end of the year. Because we all know doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome is next level genius.

I, probably like everyone on here, have noticed that the sp rises in the morning, then wanes about mid-morning, drops off like a stone in the afternoon or becomes really lethargic, like an old man's libido that needs a nap as the day drags on.

Come close of day, asleep in front of the tv on the couch, dribbling...

I would imagine foreign investors own a majority of non occupied homes?

But that has nothing to do with flying business does it?

The mere fact that a lot of people have had their mortgages increased and when you say 'mortgages increased' the implication is people with mortgages.

Sure, a lot own their homes outright, but increased costs will affect them too, insurance, utilities etc, these are cost that everyone, unless you are a politician, will have to bear.

Airlines rely on economy seat sales too. Not everyone flying IAG is flying business. And if economy seat sales are down this will impact profits for sure.

Conger

37.5% owner occupants with a loan or mortgage

27.6% owner occupants without a loan or mortgage

34.9% non owner occupants

DATA from UK Mortgage Statistics

There, fixed it for you.

Taking only some of the numbers and massaging the rest to fit a narrative is poor form.

Tombeef, you take what you like form my posts.

But to presume someone would waste their time on a site if uninvested is just projection.

Maybe you don't know enough people?

I don't know.

As I said, foodflation is an issue, are you going to say that food prices are not up too?

I'll wait.

"The economy is boooming"

Is it? Are the people on the ground scraping a living not being able to pay their mortgages seeing that? No.

The foodflation that is not coming down is a real thing.

Yes the government with all their BS and interest rate rises are creating this misery but the economy is not booming. Only some parts, the parts that real people could care less about.

Interest rates should be going up, just not at the speed which all these central bankers are going at.

So the governments use interest rate rises to force spending cuts, just to make their inflation figures look good.

@InYourDreamsMate. 100% correct.

You cannot have a democracy when you have constant ethnic cleansing, urged on by the PM.

India is BS democracy.

Anyway, this board will not be able to do much to alter the course of what will be.

Two things you can never change; yesterday and tomorrow.

*their peak (not there)

We cannot lookk back at pre-hysteria period. None of that matters now, as nearly every company/ business did a RI or sharesplit or similar to raise capital.

We have to look at post 03/2020 to see any real changes, even then some companies did another RI or stock splits upto and including this year.

We have to ignore historical sp's, as they have no baring on today's prices.

As for IAG , I think there peak during the pandemic was @2.20, not sure we will see that again for a while.

Maybe from the massive amounts of after hours trades and UT's? Some big numbers buying and selling...