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Today's drop is about the huge surge in support for SF, they are threatening to hammer the banks, the REITs are down too

heading lower due to doubt creeping into china usa deal , markets are always skeptical of trumps boasts even they rally for a while

europe always follows the u.s market down

How in the name of God did the Irish government miss it's chance to sell it's share back in early 2014, even after Wilbur Ross sold in spring of that year and the stock dropped, it was still nearly treble the current price.

Were they prevented from selling?

International banks have no interest in the Irish market, you lend without security here.

What is the current price in old money?

What is the current price in old money?

He's a one man propoganda machine, still doesn't make him a pikey.

Why must you slur the man like that?

He isn't a pikey.

You don't want to be mentioned in the same sentence as banks or telecoms

You sell if you are in trouble, beit the auto sector or airlines, consolidation and mergers are likely going forward

Can see a big flush in a few days, I'll buy more then, I've never made money on easyjet, it's my kryptonite, the European auto sector is poison but my timing has made me money

If it dips below 700, surely a takeover bid might be in the offing?

Does being removed from the ftse 100 preclude certain funds from buying?

Does

According to my chart, ezj reached a high of £7. 00 in 2007 so that's perhaps the bottom

When it gets dumped out of the top flight ( pun intended), how low do we go, my guess is pre 2008 levels

The next Brexit vote will be even more decisive

Would not be sure the bottom is in, very sharp retrace from 1050 in last fifteen minutes

Bought @ 9.63,will dump tomorrow if reaction is negative as we head to 7 if bad

I thought the price on ex dividend day would open at the bottom so bought @ 12.57, ended up being the high price of the day

Was too greedy myself, had a sell order in for 13.73

Stocks can hold off rising for many reasons, don't see much of a rise up to ex dividend date