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Affirm, it seems tariffs will not hit as hard as expected. Definitely better buying now than buying at £3.80. I just don't see the potential in this stock for the long run. I think the pandemic was the buying opportunity for most airlines.

Why, because you said so? Ill stay longer now and see where this SP goes, its fun haunting you.

John Briggs, I wouldn't buy into it today or tomorrow. Im happy with my lot. Shame you added no value or insights to the conversation......

Sundezena back to his old tricks? Up up up!

Once Europe tarrifs are confirmed, 3 days after I’ll buy into the market. For those who say why wait, at your peril…..

Wait for Europe tarriffs…. Great buying opportunity when that happens……

PS better you made some money than nothing at all. No one ever sells at the peak and if they do they’re extremely lucky!

Don’t think there will be a conversation, he’s gone….

Apple will get sucker punched today…..

There are better dividend stocks than IAG which can be pulled at any moment.

Explain the sudden drop on China tariffs, market sentiment has taken over, a broad sell off, how long will it last. How longs a piece of string…

Matarab, do what you want but price falls when new tarrifs are announced. It will come back but would wait until there is a lot more certainty.

I would wait to see what Europe do….

Sudden drop:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-impose-tariffs-34-us-101417636.html

Appreciated arms999, I have been fortunate in being right on this one. Sundezena and all the cheerleaders unfortunately for them got it wrong. Even if they say it will eventually go up to £4, the reality now is very different.

USD and Bitcoin are up today; Monday will be interesting and might spur a recovery for over-bottomed stocks.

Buying the drop is definitely what would be advised in small amounts for a sustained time starting Monday.

M1k3y : If someone can explain the drop from 3.65 to 2.45 I would be grateful.

Have you not looked at the US equity market? IAG is heavily weighted on the US. All to do with Trump and the sentiment it drives.

Congrats Baywater, wise move.

Mark Patrick, you are another one who has their head in the sand. I was there recently for business, but with tariffs, it is no longer a focus market for me. Also, if there are tariffs on costs for aviation, why would this lower prices, of course, it will not.