When things were bad Sundezena was always saying the share price was going up even when it tanked, just be wary, he has a 50/50 chance of being right or wrong. Its not that hard and now obviously the SP is going up which we all predicted given the results and ratings, not brain surgery.......
Agree that people should not be rabbiting on about their own position as some people on this forum and many others actually have lost money which is not a nice place to be in at all.
That is what annoys me about Sundezena, always on about himself and his positions. I am well into the blue now but was in the red for at least 2 years. I am happy the SP is performing for me however Im not going to pat myself on the back or rabbit on about gains the way he does.
From 11th of November: IAG International Airlines Group will undertake a EUR350 million euro (USD375 million) share buyback programme from November 11, 2024 wherein Qatar Airways (QR, Doha Hamad International) will sell stock worth EUR88 million (USD94.3 million) to Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE and Morgan Stanley Europe SE. The banks are running the buyback scheme on behalf of IAG.
What do you mean Sundezena, its not as you say below?: Barclays has confirmed its 'Overweight' recommendation on IAG (International Airlines Group) shares, with its target price raised from £2.90 to £3.20, following last Friday's quarterly results for the Anglo-Spanish airline.
Barclays has confirmed its 'Overweight' recommendation on IAG (International Airlines Group) shares, with its target price raised from £2.90 to £3.20, following last Friday's quarterly results for the Anglo-Spanish airline.
The executive team at IAG have been patient, consolidating strengths and offsetting weaknesses. US versus Asia is a prime example which has paid off. Sharholders are now being prioritised that there is an element of continuity in the SP. I am waiting for a re rating now given the share buyback and performance. It will be interesting to see what unfolds.