The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
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.
The hostile people on this board have killed all the debate
The fall today was over the top. The UK is in a state due to repeated mistakes by the government and the vaccination programme has slowed down in recent weeks. Other countries in Europe and America are making better progress and the economies are opening up. RR is multi national and so sales will soon be up
Having made a nice profit on Bt today and this year, thought I would buy some more RR. All it will take is someone buying a big stake and I could see £1.50 within weeks. This share is seriously under valued
The people who post on Angle are the most hostile on LSE. You are not allowed to express an opinion or suggest that the shares may either pause or drop back. I do wonder if a lot are Angle employees which is why it is so personal. Shame as I enjoy debating on other shares but forget expressing an opinion on Angle
I think that valuations will be higher in the future and today will be seen as the low point. NRR are sitting on loads of properties that can be redeveloped into housing and this should be the focus. Sell the pubs, they are a diversion and start building flats in places like Burgess Hill. They have the consents in place and now need to get on with it. Stop trying to be a jack of all trades property company
Unfortunately I see a big fall this week as speculation increases in the 3rd wave. I have sold half my holding this morning at 39p with a view to buying back at 33p. If I am wrong on this, still holding half.
I think today will be seen as the turning point for this companies share price. I can see further increases as more good news comes through. Hopefully £1.50 by year end?
They have done very little in 10 years so surprised you were expecting any action in 3 months. This is basically a dividend share. You get your 4+% but no increase in share price. Only the directors of Tesco’s get rich from this company
Fear of a further wave after the government introduced further measures by the back door. Just shows how the government can shut down the economy at any time
In 6 weeks time things will be very different in Europe when they are where we are now on vaccinations. At that time holidays will be back on and Easyjet will be £12 min