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I still need to hit £2 to get to my average.

All the best.

All the best Lloyds.

It's always a difficult question to put to yourself when you finally get back to break even.

When you're looking at your loss, all you wish is you timed your buys better and or you'd be happy to just break even and recoup all your money.

And when you did break even, that's when the big question comes!

I also hope we don't slip back to £1.50, and for me, our next quarterly results will dictate what my short to mid term position will be.

All the best pal.

GRQ.

I've been a long holder of UKW, and I've bought since the lows of £1.20.

I appreciate that may not be 'low' but this share has slowly, but steadily, inclined over the last 3 years. As you know, it's been complemented with a FTSE beating dividend.

Renewable energy is a strong market to be in with a long term future, and UKW provides that ideal investment.

Costs of development and refurbishments are high but so is the revenue.

This must ge a good, long term investment with arguably more upsides than lows.

The only thing that pains me (but it's a good pain to have) and that is I'm always averaging upwards because the Sp is generally increasing!

All the best.

GRQ

I would imagine certain regulars (the good, the bad and the ugly) are sin binned for their squabbling antics.

Have a good weekend all (is anyone out there.......).

GRQ

https://amp.theguardian.com/business/2023/feb/02/british-airways-and-virgin-to-fly-daily-from-uk-to-china-again

These daily flights are likely to be good financial business.

GRQ

Morning, Donalb,

TUI does have cruise lines and they own their cruise ships.

All the best.

People taking a position before the results are due?

I think it's a very fair, and safe, bet to say, that TUI are going to produce some meaty financial results on 14/02.

Prior to their last quarterly RNS, TUI brought out a news reel saying how their results had exceeded expectations, and I wonder if some similar news will be provided ahead of the 14/02 update.

All the best.

GRQ.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/iag-ftse-100-best-cheap-071756310.html

https://investingreviews.co.uk/news/potential-iag-shares-2023/

Nice profit Hawkwind1964.

I'm up just over £4k.

I could cash out as I have enough profit to pay for my new Turkey teeth and hair....

Speedygon,

Your tax bill on that level of profit will be inordinate!

Good luck, Sir.

Speedygon,

You've got £100k invested?!

Flipping eck!

And, hats off to you for your current tidy profit. I have a feeling this kind of amount of investment is normal to you.

All the best with your position.

P.S let us know when you sell (and I'll quickly sell mine first....).

GRQ.

Target price or £2.20 would be tempting for my greed radar to sell.

I'm still pining for £2.78, as that would double my hard earned investment and it would keep Mrs GRQ in the lifestyle that she drains me by....

Ho hum...

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1004086/greencoat-uk-wind-in-great-shape-heading-into-2023-1004086.html

Well, Damiansasha...

I've got a very similar investment to you, so I think that qualifies me to give an opinion...

For me, I'm holding.

However, my average is £1.36 and I'm about £3k up at present.

I toy with selling as I've beaten the bank etc.....but I am holding as I feel we have further north to go. I guess it's easier for me to think that as I have a cushion to fall back on, but I sternly believe this summer will show how strong our results are.

We all knew (at the depths of this Sp) that what the tourism industry needed, and that was for sold financials, and now we are finally receiving them.

Last quarter was amazing, and the belief is next month's results will be the same if not better. Based on that alone, surely that gives a good indication with how we are going.

I know the word "recession" hangs around the neck of everyone, but folks are making adjustments in their lives, but not on holidays.

The pandemic has taught us not to be confined and or to be conservative.

I think you'll be fine.

Good luck pal.

GRQ

Damiansasha,

That's a tough one.

It's always difficult to be in the red and then see your investment (almost) return back to break even.

When you're down all you wish for is to break even so you can claim your hard earned cash back, but then you wonder if you could make 5-10% if things go in your favour.

Judging by my maths, if you're currently £15k down that means you've got around £150k invested here, which is a princely sum.

If you bought at £1.80 and watched the SP fall back to 90p then that must have been a heart stopper for you!

Forgive me; but I'm definitely not qualified to advise someone who has around £150k invested in a share, and I can only presume you looked at this stock wisely before investing, and I'm quite sure the fundamentals are still there.

No matter what. Good luck buddy. I hope you recoup and make a few quid as you deserve it.

All the best.

GRQ.

"panes....."

Or pains....

Reppyrr,

Unlike many others on here, I can only offer opinion on the forthcoming Sp, but if the wider market suggest anything, and with the last quarterly results show, surely your break even target is achievable (and beyond).

With oil prices coming down (and sadly inflated flight tickets) going up, and bums on seats increasing, the next results are surely going to be strong, which bodes well for the SP.

IAG have been updating their fleet, seeking new runways, and are now looking at flying to the smaller market area (challenging the liles of Easyjet / Ryanair) again, you'd have to suggest their longevity is strong.

Longevity is something most airlines / tour operators feared during, and post, the pandemic.

IAG is coming out of the panes of the above.

It's their turn now.

All the best.

GRQ

Emerald,

What happens at £1.78?

Is that your break even?

Happyzone,

And that's precisely why I pasted the link below.

The budget airlines are seeing continued growth and that doesn't seem to be changing for the summer period.

If IAG ever returned back to the £4.60 level, I'd have sold out a lot earlier on that rise.

I'd be too chicken to hold on for that long knowing I'd be in a heavy profit.

All the best.

GRQ