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I am sure that you will get your target price of £33 before the end of the week.

After seeing how the view on omicron was changing, I bought at. £27.44 which was one of my better decisions this year rather than waiting for £25. Up over 10% in a week and now wondering how high this can go. Dangerous game to play but do I sell at say £32 and take a good profit or hold long term. I still believe in the long term value but sometimes nice just to take short term quick gains. Will give this more thought but welcome any views

With your recent prediction of £2, I am really hoping that you are not a pension fund manager

Could be there by tomorrow/Friday?

I can see £25 being the real test of this share price. Long term excellent prospects but probably a few more difficult years to come. I would be tempted back at £25 as there could be some upside. £28 does not adequately reflect the current risks

As hard as I try, I have no sympathy for Tim Martin although I do like Spoonies. As one of Boris Johnson’s main supporters, he has stitched himself up.

The results were fantastic and if it was not for all the negative covid stories, I would have expected the share price to increase. This is a 3-5 year hold with potential to double your money. Great brand with a good business plan and unlike Wetherspoons taps into the middle classes who have disposable income to spend

We will be back to £18 by the end of this week and £20 by the end of the year. No need to panic

You can have my shares at a bargain price of £1000 each?

I think that people have woken up to the fact that if hospitality have to pay “fair” wages that the price of a pint will be raising to £7-£9 which is not going to be acceptable to UK customers. What does M&B do in this situation? Continue to pay low wages and have poor customer service and early closures or up salaries and prices and see what happens?

I just wish someone would make a bid for the company at £1.10 leaving them the opportunity to realise the NAV as NRR board are never going to do it

Anyone else think that this share price is on its way up in anticipation of British Airways making a bid at some time? They clearly would like a value carrier and could easily afford to buy Easyjet

I can see next week being the start of the long crawl back to £10+. Will take a year to get there but cannot see any more downside following fund raising

As a shareholder I would be sorry to see Easyjet being bought out on the cheap by another operator but given the shambles of announcements yesterday by the board of Easyjet I think that is now the most likely outcome. They needed to inspire confidence in the share price and long term recovery but just created doubt and uncertainty. By pushing the price even lower, they are now more likely to attract offers. Sad and disappointing but we have lost all direction

How can Whizz Air be worth more than Easyjet? Either whizz is over priced or Easyjet under priced but something is wrong. A 10% fall today is also over the top

Really disappointing. The sale of the pubs is a fire sale and a terrible decision. Wish I had never invested in this bunch of jokers

You have to ride out the ups and downs. BT was a bit unloved and very similar 6 months ago but have doubled this year. I expect RR will do the same over the next 12 months

10% less than this time last year and likely to fall further unless they can accelerate the conversion to residential of a lot of their surplus space

Please fasten your seat belts ladies and gentlemen and prepare for take off. We are due to arrive at £15 a share by Christmas. Thank you for flying with Easyjet

The hostile people on this group have finally made everyone scared to post any comments for debate. If you post a comment that does not state that this share price will increase week on week forever they jump on you.