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typical, instits got it dramatically wrong and now holding back the sp. did the same to barc

down she goes. no mms will allow small pis to sell their 32p shares at a profit

yup, second ri on the cards. iag are using current ri to cover the current cash burn. this is dangerous for investors

magmanus_49 rr have no income losing £1bn a month. only a couple of contracts and factories are closed. current sp 250p seems too high.

cheap as chips. take-over bids at these levels

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-54716940

This will end up in tears!

240p in old money. rest of the market firmly in the red

75pish

Question is will mms give small pis the opportunity to sell those 32p shares at a profit?
you may have 4000 shares at 75p av but what about the 100m shares owned by HFs ready to be dumped

look at iag, rbs, lloy, hyve...... sp fell below ri price

https://www.ft.com/content/58ec0265-d066-445e-ac4e-fb919206b45e

"Analysts from Credit Suisse reiterated their ‘outperform’ rating for BT Group in September and lifted their price target for the stock from 180p to 185p per share, implying a potential upside of 74%."

https://www.ig.com/uk/news-and-trade-ideas/bt-group-shares-set-to-rise-ahead-of-h1-earnings--says-credit-su-201026

George_Wrong, 50p seems a fair valuation to reflect the loss-making business. current sp seems high- 190p in old money. The sp will not *fly* anytime soon due to the mammoth of shares in issue

yes. a second ri very soon. losing £85m per week. a third ri may boost the balance sheet for another couple of months

yup, something not right. no gap up at the opening- mm's allowing punters to fill their boots. strange this

fab set of results. surprised this aint up by 20%.

"The Covid-19 crisis has dragged airline group IAG, the owner of British Airways, deep into the red - and forced the group to cut capacity over the next few months.
IAG told the City this morning that it made a £1.2bn loss in the last quarter - worse than expected - as the pandemic continues to hammer the air travel industry.

IAG’s third-quarter revenues were 83% lower than a year ago, with passenger numbers down 88%.

And in a sign that conditions remain very weak, IAG now plans to run just 30% as many planes as a year ago for the rest of 2020 [the previous goal was 60% capacity]."

https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2020/oct/22/ftse-100-low-markets-covid-19-british-airways-uk-factories-us-unemployment-business-live

look at the responses at that thread.

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RE: Bargain of the century!19 Aug 2020 11:35
this will go below 200p imo"

. too many shares in issueit's priced in just like the air corridors. have you looked at the market cap? this ship aint going no where