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c'est la vie
Covid was a period of collective mass hysteria
The measures were largely for show and generally pointless
The precedent in terms of restrictions on personal freedom is likely to be repeated, and escalated. That's generally how these things go
And say what?
There is no talk about rights issues now
Without the general malaise in equities/inflation environment driving 5% rates, IAG would easily and I mean easily be £2.5+
What's he supposed to come out with? "Damn this bear market" ?
There is nothing complex about looking at a chart of IAG's share price over the last 2 years and spotting a few trends around results days btw
Just look at what happened 2 months ago, 12% drop and then big rise. I suspect IAG might turn that way again.
But inflation results have been disappointing recently so not perfect is it?
200 by year end is my conservative estimate
Im waiting for Monday, if it starts well then I'll be like a rat up a drainpipe
A 3% day is always on the cards after results are poorly received, within the next week.
Next week will be crucial for IAG, if it can start the week well then this will probably hit 170 by April
In fact I would say 200 by year end and 300 by year end 2024 is more then possible if things go without drama
Nothing is certain
Covid was a black swan but so was the War in Ukraine. So was 2008 crisis.
If IAG continues as it is then we should see returns in that region imo. IAG took a step back with the recent 400m Europa deal and they may make further consolidating moves on the likes of TAP. These things do not always work out and may destroy value. If IAG held the line and just paid down debt and returned to dividends next year say, then there is nothing to stop 300p.
And its based on IAG's history over last few years. Results days received overly pessimistically are generally followed within a week with a bounce of a few %
Literally sold earlier in the month @ 172.
Don't worry son. Winter is nearly over and the Embankment is not so cold in the Spring
3%+ at least one day fyi
But the people taking a ruler to a 3 month trend and projecting on this do not really understand much and are should be on Wall St Bets instead.
There will be days when this falls and days when it rises and overall the former should over time outweigh the latter.
Personally I will consider buying back into IAG (sold at c.170 last month at roughly breakeven) depending on how the week begins. We've sort of been "risk off" in recent days so the timing was unfortunate. Had IAG published the results a few weeks earlier then we might have been talking about 180 right now...We'll get there
In dark days of the autumn when IAG was at 95 and falling, if you'd offered us 155 in February you would have bitten the hand off.
Airlines are not the basket cases they were perceived and demand for travel is resilient
As China reopens etc the results will continue to improve
As inflation levels off and falls rates may even begin to be cut
But these are still early days. It is completely natural for IAG's pace to taper off but the trend will remain upwards. I foresee IAG at 175-200 by the summer so just hold these until then.
You can expect a rise early next week of maybe 2%
In the short term, day trading this is nothing but a roulette spin
Hold it for months or not at all
Timing is everything with IAG however.
At the moment its in one of its pull back spells, in a few months itll be flying once again
It's worth about 250 give or take
But its not realistic to expect growth on growth given the recent 75% rise.
I think heading into the summer it'll hit 175-200
Was tempted to buy RR at 100 but stuck with IAG instead
Win some lose some
There are veterans on here who have seen 95p so this is not any kind of reason to despair
Well I mean just look at a chart of IAG's performance over last few years
It's either decreasing slowly for months or racing upwards but then stagnating for a bit before pulling back. Since January its been stagnating so pullbacks were on the cards.