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Iaglongterm, its now near 11 am and still going down. How's that?

"Fugazi1 it’s 9:16am, calm down…. Your comments don’t affect the share price, the day is not over yet…."

Lmfao.

Until ri is announced, sp has weak support at around 134p

Huge dilution cometh.
Russ Mould AJ Bell warned you rampers.

Sunnd, what happened to the blue day?

Soon be the price of one of those 99p ice cream cones

£200 loss!! Costs more as that to fill my 4x4.
Id Sell, let the dust settle then re evaluate.

DOW in a precarious position.
Under the 20ma closing in on the 200ma.

I'm sure i mentioned a few weeks back that September is one of the worst months for the market. Its shaping up that way. Will it or won't it, the pros are in control.

Sound like an R's lmfao

From another broker.

"Ultimately, when a company asks the market for more money you want it to be for growth rather than necessity. In easyJet's case, it's a combination of the two. Depending on how the pandemic plays out over the next six months, the cash injection could be useful either way. The winds of change are blowing in the airline sector and we think easyJet's preparing itself to utilise the uncertainty as a tailwind. However, visibility within the sector is still quite thin, so investors will need a strong stomach to get behind this plan."

Russ Mould of AJ Bell reckons the ducks are lining up for IAG and J2, meaning an RI is looming for them too.

If iag have another by year end, expect it will be deep into penny share territory.
J2 sub 500p, imo.

The whole economy runs on charts. Businesses run on charts. Pro markets, pension funds etc.. .

There is no escaping charts, plotting, trends etc....

A fact is a fact

You'll be able to average down substantially in time.

J2 not even flinching.

Bull trap? binned.

Saying that, its a big ask. 154p might be target.

Nice tail being created. Looking for price to bounce, hit around 20ma on the daily.

Good call geng.

Wow. You'll be posting your food next, just like Facebook. Lol

Will gap down on funding rns, imo.

Russ Mould knows.

Brokers know its cometh.

"The fact that easyJet is raising more money to help to capitalise on growth opportunities would suggest that some of IAG's peers are getting their ducks in a row to accelerate their recovery, whereas the British Airways owner is still plagued by high debts," AJ Bell's Mould added.