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Softening in the winter!!? Are you 10? Did you just discover the world of airlines? Yes, Sherlock, there will be a softening. If you're also new in astronomy, the days are getting shorter, all the way to the 21st of December. Stay away from sharp objects will you!?
The trouble is that you imply a degree of relevance, which your posts lack entirely. It is about EZJ shares, investment, business...do you now see your problem? That is the reason you don't get positive feedback from your prolific interventions. It is not relevant to this chat.
It is not a drop from £15 to today's value, there was a recapitalisation in-between, realistically it still is £4.30 vs about £7.50 which is an indictment on the UK Post Brexit economy, that bit is correct. But Easyjet has some responsibility in the decline as well, last year's "relaunch" of activity was very poorly handled.
Turns out they won't use BA either after a passenger got a hot drink spilled on her toe 1 month ago. Judging by the fascinating reviews, they will not use Wizz, Ryanair, Jet2 or TUI. There are also reviews of people angry after swimming in feaces off the cost of Cornwall under the rain...what to do, what to do?
What??? AND WHAT? Are you high? Unfair treatment? Covid rush? Non existent bookings? Give it a rest, so you got fired for God knows what reason, get over it and get a job. Complete drivel. So they got bad reviews on Trust Pilot, who gives a flemming pigs burp, so does RYA for the past forever years, and? Guess what people don't like Apple or Amazon either mupppet!
£10 is way over optimistic IMO, if it goes back to £7.50, that would be the "£13" in old money (pre recapitalisation) which would be a reasonable point to look forward from. Anything above that dor this financial year I think is fanciful. I hope to be proven wrong if only for you...
If when reading the posts you can almost hear the Mc Donald whistle jingle in your head or picture a cover of the Sun, there's a good chance it's him, save yourself hours of endless bovine exchanges and filter. Seems the sector is finally getting a little well deserved attention anyway. Happy trading.
Another great day if you are actually in trading. Judging by the green boxes and the comments to the sorry soul, it seems it was a great day too if you're into trolling or wasting time with idiots. Happy trading people, keep making money!
There might be some truth in that Skier but if that is indeed your belief, it begs the question, what exactly are you doing here? That was my point about constructive or at least vaguely informative comments on this site. Anyway I had an hour to kill, I might see you all in 6 months...Happy trading all.
I've been in Easyjet buying at £3, sold over £15, bought some for 7 and watch them go down and vice versa, saw oil prices go to 125$ 20 years ago with people screaming it was the end of cheap energy and sure enough it was down to 25$ after for months at end. People swearing blind aviation was over and done with since the first version of Windows 98 only to see Ryanair, Easyjet and others all over the world taking over flag carriers. Look at trends, these are troubled times, yes, but it is not the end of civilisation as we know it. Flights are full or near and I don't see any aircraft grounded around airports for the past 9 months. Some of the battering was self inflicted, some was inevitable, most of it is unfunded. I said over 6 months ago that the industry was out of "trust credit" and that SP improvements would only come with tangible results. Let's wait and see. Meanwhile there has been plenty of money to be made this year on shorter trades. Some people seem to be very confused about the concept, volatility means ups and downs, both of which are sources of earnings and Easyjet has had a far share of it. For the longer term, don't burry aviation yet again, people fly and will carry on flying, business and leisure alike. I don't spend too much time on these comments sections as they have been infested by complete time wasters with no relevant input. I don't think anyone getting in at these levels could possibly be disappointed medium term for a quick buck,short term from daily fluctuations or long term as it seems Ezy is far from being under in any way shape or form.
Any business wether it's a local restaurant or a multinational bank has a litany of complaints from genuinely or visceral disgruntled customers. (Real or fake these days as well). If they all went out of business or their SP were impacted every time, it would be entertaining. Come up with something economically literate for once, if not, may I suggest the Dailly Mail or the Express comments section, it's much better, you can try yourself at other disciplines over there like bigotry if you want, or just good old football.
Same for the £, the FTSE100, anything the new PM is responsible for. In 1 morning the BOE is determined to cool the economy and slowing down consumption and the new PM wants to borrow astronomical amounts to promote growth and spending. Banana Republic UK keeps going down in a flat spin of lunacy. Easyjet has nothing to do with this.
I see the muppet is still performing then, still using the same boring rubbish about fake accounts and his fake alleged predictions/positions. Still no clue referencing prices before recapitalisation to illustrate idiotic points. Utterly inept and irrelevant. Considering the fool is now at least on his 4th idiotic nickname after as many bans, it beggars belief he has the audacity to call fake accounts. As per before, block and wait for the next ban that no doubt will come shortly. I'd say have a nice life but it is clear to everyone that ship has sailed by all accounts a long time ago.