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Of course ups days down days are normal.
Rights issue out of the way should support the share price.
Many will sell rights if they do not have spare funds.
Think that all stops today.
I will buy at 580 and reduce 800 and many trades in between.

GLA

was away for a few hours, what did I miss - up down up down up down iggle wiggle finger in the air time.

GLA

Certainly looking good from my AVON bunker.

I pulled my trim price of 128 yesterday. From here it is more like to double than half. £2+ by Christmas (2021 or 2022 is the only variable.

GNC - just waiting for a MBO or a bid is a matter of time.

Expect it to happen before the recovery sets in fully. Over 170p, too low to get my shares, £3 perhaps.

My markers to look back on in years to come.

Not a recommendations, DYOR

back of envelope, plenty of trading scope

$15/10 =$1.50 = £1.10 STG

$15 is a 33% discount to the ARBKF

Opens in US up 50% on IPO price of $15 at yesterdays price of ARBKF (big ask imo)

Think there will be a dip here again due to disappointment of pricing.

A 10 bagger perhaps, at an average cost of 16p.

GLA

tend to agree. Could go up 50%+ like Toast yesterday or a shorting attack. Certainly tradeable later.

Was expecting a bigger fall at the open tbh, my optimistic 106p was not filled, maybe later.

GLA

lol do you caused the rise, let's follow your money.

About time someone bid on this.

Do you think RR. will get it or lose out?

Aucuba
I just keep plugging away, buying after a few down days, selling into strength and my average just keeps on falling.

Aim here is to get to 30000 shares at sub £1 average and usually reduce average most weeks. Bit of a risk at times but hasn't failed me yet.

Bought a few banks and insurances and they are going well today LGEN STAN HSBC and WG. or and rebought BP. around the £3 level so a great day so far with all the travel holding up well (I have trimmed so stocks though as you know I will buy back lower.

M.

Just waiting for the 10% + day spikes - cannot be that far away.

Yes that is correct. Currently live quoted at 256 to sell - per right.

Per HL
"If you don’t want to buy more shares in easyJet plc, you don’t need to do anything. Your rights to buy new shares may have a value. If so, they’ll be sold for you shortly after 28 September 2021. Any proceeds after costs will be added to your account."

The price may well dip as the end of the rights approaches and may even rally further.

GL

Charts suggest could go towards £2.00, dividend is juicy even if it is cut a bit so that will sustain me for now. Will turn at some point but as you can rarely hit the exact near term bottom I have topped up my holding this morning and am happy to continue to do so as the price finds a new level.

I feel the decision is right and this is oversold, the bottom is down to timing. IMO this will trade much higher at some point over the next 6 -12 months.

DYOR

The reopening will bode well here GLA

trimmed earlier in week too, looking back in at the bottom of range.

got excited for all of 10 secs :)

tend to agree - the storm is coming - been part cashing up all week for bargains galore ahead. If I miss out a bit while limiting risk then that works for me even if I miss out on some of the upside.

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· Spirit of Adventure naming ceremony held on 19 July 2021 and inaugural cruise on 26 July 2021.
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