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British Airways is planning to double its operations at Gatwick as a long-running row with Heathrow

The UK flag carrier is to increase flights from the Sussex airport instead of expanding operations at Heathrow.

BA is understood to be planning to increase the number of aircraft based at Gatwick from 14 to between 24 and 28 in the coming years

FTSE 100 expected to post opening falls on Monday unsettled by anti-lockdown protests across several major cities in China which helped send Asian markets lower.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index down by around 34 points

The group is getting rid of Centurian Automotive 1st January 2023 I always thought used car sales was a dodgy investment

Rocket57
It's misleading the market another form of pump and dump that's the game plan of traders on here I supposed

Osirium Technologies (LON: OSI) is raising £1.53m at 2p a share. The share price slumped 36.3% to 2.55p. This cash will provide additional working capital and help the cyber security business reach cash breakeven earlier. Annualised cost savings of £1m have been identified and £650,000 have already been implemented. Sales director Stuart McGregor is replacing David Guyatt as chief executive and he will become executive chair. Allenby has increased its forecast 2022 revenues to £1.8m and slightly reduced the expected loss to £3.22m. Osirium will go back into net debt during 2023.

Rocket57

Any news like this this you got take with a pinch of salt?
Just stick to reading the RNS or when there's investor presentation Bill or Rod give an update All this daily ramping is scaring of new investors they are seeing the share price drop week after week then reading this forum the daily rampers are putting off new investors investing into this company it's showing there's a problem

Nothing new to report all this is widely known information and price in the market until permits are in place there's no change, just over a month and we're into next year it's looking to be shovel ready is getting pushed back further

Russ Mould, at AJ Bell, said: 'Shares are still barely above where they were ten years ago, thanks to lingering concerns about Covid, lofty oil prices, fierce competition, the war in Ukraine and the possibility that a recession will dampen consumers' willingness to book holidays.'

Yogi Dewan, of London wealth manager Hassium Asset Management, which manages the money of several super-rich families, said concerns were 'overdone'.

He said inflation should fall below 5 per cent by the second half of next year without the Bank base rate going above 4.5 per cent. It is currently at 3 per cent.

EasyJet's full-year results will be a barometer of its performance for the year to come

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-11470251/amp/SHARE-WEEK-EasyJets-results-barometer-year-come.html

Looking at technical analysis chart it's a head and shoulders formation occurring the market trend is in the process of reversal either from a bullish or bearish trend

Eliot Arms added to the collection another great pub in a great location, next set of results is going to be good

Data out on 12th December will show passenger numbers for Heathrow after the cap got removed, last months numbers showed passenger numbers was 15% down on 2019, Terminal 5 was heaving last week with extra passenger fly out to Qatar along with the Xmas rally the share price should be booming, doesn't help when you got the government banging on about recession and the and the war going on for 8 years it's holding the markets back

Not long now till this year's Santa rally 50p easy achievable and the government stop's banning on about recession, it will show the UK is in growth, let's hope the Ukraine war doesn't go on for another 8 years

Just brought in the local lounges in amersham is packed every night

Peel Hunt’s target price is 375p compared to Loungers share price currently of 190p.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/999338/loungers-undervalued-ahead-of-interim-results-says-broker-999338.html?rel=scroll

The pound has strengthened to its highest level against the US dollar in three months, reversing all the damage done to the currency since Liz Truss’s ill-fated premiership.

Sterling today climbed 0.7 per cent against the greenback, hitting $1.21

Looking at technical analysis chart it's a head and shoulders formation occurring the market trend is in the process of reversal either from a bullish or bearish trend

Daily Covid-19 cases in China have hit a record high, cementing a fresh wave of concern that the country will not ‘open up’ after all.

Wednesday saw 31,527 cases recorded compared with an April peak of 28,000.

The figures are relatively small for the country of 1.4bn people.

https://www.cityam.com/china-covid-19-cases-hit-record-high-as-beijing-postpones-reopening/

Theosus
"Is it a competition..?
How many Lloyds bank branches he / she passes on the way"

Hopefully none as we're all online banking nowadays
GL

The UK will be Europe's best performing real estate market over the next five years because UK property yields are less vulnerable to rate hikes than continental peers, according to a report published Thursday by AEW

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-24/brexit-discount-seen-helping-uk-real-estate-weather-market-storm?utm_source=google&utm_medium=bd&cmpId=google#:~:text=The%20UK%20will%20be%20Europe%27s,at%20the%20end%20of%20June.