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Yes it does, my bad read your comment as that you spent £3k, well done all who held out

May want to check your maths there Hedy Lamar mate cause atm you sound more like the drunk Jene Wilder who's stuck in the jail house

Yeah looks that way, this brief drop has seemingly proven to be a great buy-in/top up opportunity, sentiment seems great

Has a new lower - perhaps more realistic - level been reached for now between £5-6 or will it increase back to £7.2?

Anyone still waiting for the apple to fall or has anyone actually topped up at these levels? Still seem way too high to me

Unsure why this board is so filled with derampers, this is obviously a good medium term stock as the world opens back up later this year

I think you're right SueJ, selling at a loss always seems pointless in hindsight as most stocks will always recover back - and more often- beyond what you sold them out for.

Is this a bubble or a retrace? I mean are the fundamentals there for a solid increase in the short term back to £6-7? Topped up at £5.5 so hope so

There were no holidays end of 2020 but sentiment pushed it to almost £10 alone, could be a missed opportunity here if you don't by in on the lows here is all I'm sayin

Incessant deramping/ramping aside, this slump is only going to be brief before the results of the vaccine are fully felt later this year. The low SP presents a good buy-in opportunity especially as it goes to £6.
Once world returns to normality (I can a lot resuming by summer/autumn) then EZY has massive potential for growth as one of the pandemic survivors:

Interesting insight on this:

https://www.sharecast.com/news/news-and-announcements/easyjet-boss-to-focus-on-national-carriers-post-pandemic--7789902.html

More like sell on the rumour.. people must be anticipating a bad report tomorrow so SP is dropping. Also good to bear in mind how much that this SP has raced ahead so there will be obvious pull backs

I agree, holding back until lockdown is extended then looking to top up sub 70p

You'd be a fool not to to into account how much debt the company are in when considering SP targets

This is a very brief bounce back as the day traders/shorters look to capitalise on the lows, be careful. More significant drops to come

Anyone set any buy in targets? Will certainly drop lower after quarantine announcement and again after results.Yet we all really know that once the vaccine takes effect sentiment alone will push this back anywhere between 9-11 pounds (perhaps come summer or more likely autumn) seems like a great last chance opportunity to double your money in this regard.Major ramping/damping aside, I'd like to get the opinions of some genuine traders on here.

Should be a good buy-in opportunity again soon, although the report may push these down you have to remember that Boris's decisions on travel may push it further... Yikes!

-Nevertheless there's money to be made at these low levels when this will defo hit 11/12 this year once the vaccine takes effect...

When the market crashed last year and my father lost (in share money) 100k... but he waited until November and in fact broke even and he's still waiting on some now.

But if you're like me and have got far less invested, I sold my shares at 7.3 and I'm going to buy in lower :)

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-IMO Could see a small drop Weds

Personally think £7 is currently top of ITM's SP range for now

This SP may suffer due to the report but I can't see it going much lower now, think some sort of floor has been reached around 7.30. People realise that this is a good long term hold and that people are gagging for holidays