I have an initial monetary value to achieve from Thomas Cook, by reducing my average I will achieve it sooner rather than later. Once achieved I will sell part of my holding leaving the rest to run its course for a little while depending on who buys what.
Now that it the funniest post I have read all day .."I do care about the share"... pmsl…
Hows your 9p entry Quisty? Joking aside I genuinely thought sub 11p was a fantastic buy, got two additional tranches to reduce my average, thought you would have bought today?
200K shares straight in with a buy at 12p10 Jul 2019 16:46
Happy days... Managed to ease my average a little more this morning getting two tranches at sub 11p. Hopefully this will stay up now and shorters will have swapped sides.
Basicmammal, as far I am aware, many of these posters are on pay per post, it is easy to deduce that especially as many of them cannot spell, don't check their facts and their posts have very little content.
Quisty Quisty.. It doesn't mean they have to sell the tour operator does it, the sale of the airline could easily cover the debt if we get a good deal. Furthermore, could you clarify your comment (item 3) that insurers are concerned about providing insurance to TCG's customers?
Quisty you say my opinion is based on supposition and you come out with posts like this "Leaked Q3 news and nothing positive for BOD to put out there i reckon" Seriously … good job you put "I recon" as i'd hate to think any of your posts contain facts.
Guo Guangchang the 52-year-old billionaire is often called the “Warren Buffett of China” for following the legendary American investor’s approach of using the cash flow from insurance operations to acquire other businesses. His Fosun conglomerate recently confirmed that it was in talks to acquire Thomas Cook’s tour operating business... oh I can't wait...