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It would be good to understand their ways of thinking because it seems that everything is going wizz' way. The fuel prices down- check, passenger numbers up - check, tickets price are up - check, more efficient fuel new planes- check, fx currency - check, adding now routes - check, the engine issue will be resolved - check, in meantime PW will pay more money - check.

JP Morgan is shorting wizz hence why, they just helping themselves. That's dodgy practices - check

A weak dollar should help Wizz cos they pay leasing fees and fuel in dollars

I guess it was the shorters doing

Better day tomorrow 🙏

Dark Knight he is a bot not human 'big fall is coming '

Let's hope so for all lth gla

I added another £10k to my existing portfolio

GLA 🤞

Bernstein cuts Wizz Air price target to 3,000 (3,800) pence - 'outperform'

Barclays cuts Wizz Air price target to 900 (1,000) pence - 'underweight'

Such big differences, shows they don't have a clue what they do. Just write anything down and receive the paycheck end of the month

Ignore the noise, you will see the sp 🚀

GLA

I am no genius, hence why I asked for substantiated proof in downgrade.

Wizz buys the planes, sells them and leases them back while making a profit in the process

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/aircraft-shortages-turn-into-cash-bonanza-some-airlines-2024-05-31/

Wizz Air Product: Next-gen aircraft and seamless digital travel

Wizz Air plans to add over 300 new aircraft featuring modern ‘Airspace’ cabin interiors, promising enhanced comfort and efficiency. The airline also aims to expand its network across Europe, Africa, Central Asia, East Asia, and the Middle East, facilitated by its Airbus A321 XLR aircraft.

They will buy 300 new planes as they get discounts from list prices

My guess is 13.9 billion spent in new planes and expansion and 0.1 billion in customer service

I only asked if someone could explain the nonsense from barclays, did not ask for more nonsense 🙄

Does anyone know what criteria are used for downgrading a company 🤔

Just saw Barclays downgrading wizz.

Is it based on market sentiment or anything else?

Wizz does not have any exposure to American market, oil prices are falling, BoE will lower the interest rates, more people are flying, new planes, wizz is flying to more destinations.....

HK, mainland China stocks higher

published at 03:33

03:33

Stock markets in Hong Kong and mainland China have just opened, with shares making gains after yesterday's big falls.

Fingers crossed a good day today 🤞

Flew with wizz yesterday and plane was full capacity

Hopefully the sp will reflect that soon despite the market sentiment

@MadMat It's not a nail bitting time, it's the time to buy more. I just added more. I just wished I could have done more.

You just said yourself, FX in favour of wizz, coupled with low fuel prices, it's a winning formula

The market sentiment is nothing you can do about apart from taking advantage of it

The fuel prices have fallen by 20% lately.

The savings for wizz if they get the hedging right could be in tens of millions

As the energy prices are falling, it will compensate for the Trump tariffs and will not be an increase in inflation

Let's hope we see soon a drop in petrol pumps

The 14b does include new aircrafts, expansion and investment in other markets, improving customer service, digitalisation

Probably it will take wizz decades to spend this kind of money 💰

Seems more like a PR move from wizz to show that they are improving the wizz experience 😉

I hope wizz takes advantage and starts hedging oil at these low prices

New routes, new planes, cheap oil prices, more customers, crazy not to add shares at these low prices 😀

The good thing for Wizz air is that oil prices have fallen and more people will be flying abroad with wizz to save money. Win win situation 💎

They know it's a 💎 and can triple their money in a year's time

If it goes down more, I will remortgage the house and buy more shares