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Broom maybe Killik added HARL to their conviction BUY list :)

£! party at the Crown odds on 2025 increasing.

BofA Merrill Lynch lifts IAG price target, reiterates 'buy'

(Sharecast News) - Bank of America Merrill Lynch lifted its price target on BA and Iberia owner IAG on Monday to 260p from 240p and reiterated its 'buy' rating on the shares after results last week.

The bank said IAG's 2Q23 EBIT of €1.25bn beat its/consensus estimates by 28%/40% on better-than-expected unit revenues.

"In the earnings call, management said it had seen no signs of demand weakness and 3Q trends were similar to 2Q's," it noted.

It also noted that IAG plans to increase capacity to 97% of 2019 levels in 2023 with 4Q23 above 2019 levels.

I was thinking the Scilly Isles contract myself

Ty michael - great news flow atm.

Any more news out?

Yiled 12%+ and climbing

VANQ dividend due.

Add before or after - who knows where this price will be today tomorrow let alone next Thursday.

Opportunities galore !

That will be for when the results beat and feed through to the bottom line. Doubler so far from the lows - soooooooooo nice.

For those who follow Disney closely, it is also about the woke agenda that is making it suffer. I have started to build a position in Disney around $84 but expect it to drift lower to around $72.

Will win in the end, however all this woke stuff - aaarrrgggghhhhh.

Snow White not falling in love with the prince and an issue about his non consentual kiss.

Leave the classic alone.

It popped up on my screen and the urge to buy at 130p was too much but I hesitated as I was trying to find out what the news was.

Darn, but still may be part of the bottoming process or a tree shake which bodes well.

Just add and be glad you did.

I appreciate that of course and may subscribe to see it in future. I would be surprised if somewhere on the internet past reports didn't pop up.

Looking forward to the Crown day out. Perhaps we should do a dry run this year before it becomes an annual event.

Belfast Harl -away

(play on Berkshire Hathaway) :)

M.

Im can meet 25% of the UK storage needs. Just get on with it :)

Iirc the case against was being shredded by the judge at the time so I would be shocked if it was not given the go ahead.

Typo posting

Without posintsting the report, perhaps you would share a few highlights.

from 9.18p buy to 13p sell - is giving someone a nice return 41% up.

Glory days are ahead.

So much potential here as the month end approaches this will be on many buy lists for the dividend income.

Heading back to 106/110 on the charts after the mark down.

Am wondering which institutions loaded up at the expense of PIs.

Those naughty mms. Tut Tut.

Somethin gis in the market which is only going to provide another smashing top up opportunity.

Not a moment too soon, going for the North Sea oil vote as labour and SNP flounder on this. Porbably not work though with the votes but Harbour should benefit on any changes.

Due a rerate or upgrades surely.

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Daily Telegraph - Government rethinks oil and gas windfall taxes

The Government has signalled that it will rethink its windfall taxes on oil and gas profits as the Prime Minister announces hundreds of North Sea oil contracts.

The Treasury has already committed to keeping the so-called Energy Profits Levy in place until March 2028 as companies saw their earnings surge after Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

However, today ministers launched a call for evidence seeking views on the “evolving context for taxes” on the sector over the long term.

Rishi Sunak said the projects were vital for Britain’s energy security amid the war in Ukraine and pointed to new analysis showing domestic gas production has around one-quarter the carbon footprint of imported liquified natural gas.

Rishi Sunak will travel to Aberdeenshire to reveal that North East Scotland and the Humber have been chosen as the locations for two new carbon capture usage and storage clusters, which could support up to 50,000 jobs.

The Prime Minister said a quarter of Britain’s energy needs will be met by oil and gas even if Britain meets its net zero targets by 2050.

Mr Sunak said: “We have all witnessed how Putin has manipulated and weaponised energy – disrupting supply and stalling growth in countries around the world.

“Now more than ever, it’s vital that we bolster our energy security and capitalise on that independence to deliver more affordable, clean energy to British homes and businesses.

“Even when we’ve reached net zero in 2050, a quarter of our energy needs will come from oil and gas. But there are those who would rather that it come from hostile states than from the supplies we have here at home.

“We’re choosing to power up Britain from Britain and invest in crucial industries such as carbon capture and storage, rather than depend on more carbon intensive gas imports from overseas – which will support thousands of skilled jobs, unlock further opportunities for green technologies and grow the economy.”