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I love your enthusiasm SK but in this fragile unpredictable time we are in there is still one big underlying problem with Tui in relation to its peers and that is massive debt. I know you say it is easily serviceable but never the less it is still a massive debt and one thing investors dont like is massive debt. Until this is reduced significantly more from its present level investors will still see it as major risk with a danger of further RIs. This is compounded by all the uncertainties of unforeseen and prolonged negative world events. This is why we are in the doldrums with the SP. I know Tui have had a boom time this year with pent up demand but will this continue or has that pent up demand now been met? Hope your enthusiasm that it will continue proves correct but I am not so sure. Time will tell.

De listing from LSE would require the backing of at least 75% of shareholders if put to the vote next year.

De listing from Lse would require the backing of at least 75% of shareholders if it is put to the vote next year.

De listing from Lse would require the backing of at least 75% of shareholders if it is put to the vote next year.

Unfortunately there will be nothing spectacular with Tui until the debt is reduced and any threat of future RIs is alleviated. And with world events so ripe and a constant threat to the markets , major upward momentum for the travel sector is delicately balanced. Wizzair down on results is no surprise as that is the trend so don't expect any different for Tuis results. Sorry to be doom and gloom but you have to say it as it is.

I think it is very unlikely that TUI will announce a dividend this year. It is too near to all the turbulence that the company have endured this last 2 to 3 years.

Tui have been using seats on Easyjet flights for package holidays for quite a while. It's to do with fullfing there holiday packages , nothing to do with spare parts. It's purely business to buy seats you havnt got yourself.

Sk ---- That's just it, I can't elaborate. I don't comprehend why Tui has consistently dropped to such a low level. After all the good reporting logic says the sp should be increasing not declining and Tui being more hit than others. Admittedly CCL has taken a big hit today but not consistently like Tui. It's a new one on me , I'm bewildered by it. Maybe it is still the debt which is causing the problem with a fear of maybe more RIs. I certainly havnt had any inkling of internal problems.

This level of consistent drop is just not logical. There must be some underlying problem with the company that we don't know about.

2 good upgrades for Jet2 , let's hope it rubs off onto Tui

There's many small earthquakes around the Canaries every year. Over 2000 over the last year. It is what it is but in todays overblown society things are so exaggerated and hyped up just to create news and instil a sense of alarm. Everywhere in the world has natural occurences , so what!!

I was just being humorous boyasaka. You have to have a sense of humour if you own Tui shares , if you don't you would cry!

4 years? Not good if your already 96!

Ps --- typo ---- should be Stupmy not Stumpy , no disrespect intended.

Stumpy----Totally agree with the last paragraph of your post at 18.49. Sums the situation up well.

Unhooked --- I have to correct you. First Choice were never stake holders in Thomas Cook. There were 2 big mergers around 2007ish. Thomsons merged with First Choice and Thomas Cook merged with My Travel. First Choice never had anything to do with Thomas Cook whatsoever.

Closed 483 on Halifax. 23% drop since the 630 was hit around 2 weeks ago. VERY odd! Why has Tui been hit so hard? Thought the recent falls were travel stock generic but Tui is now pulling in the wrong direction on its own!

Metom ---- Not sure if youve actuall not noticed or havnt worked it out but these drops are not Tui specific , look at other travel stocks!

Your right , the sector does have some catching up to do. Unfortunately that's not going to happen for a good length of time now.

What an absolutely predictable day for the sp. To me it was so obvious how today was going to pan out. If I had the time to day trade I could have sold my stock first thing when i had a trade quote on Halifax for 605 and bought back in late in the day. Just didnt have the time to track it so didnt sell. Hope a lot of you did. Thats the thing about this stock , its great for day trading if you have the time throughout the day but i dont so im just a holder who is waiting for a good uplift but i don't expect this now for 2 years or so realistically but I'm confident of an eventual good return. Too many people on here quoting terps , statistics etc. It means nothing in this unstable economic climate. The board don't help with their vague unbullish statements which dosnt invoke confidence and suggests things arnt as rosy as what we think. The crunch will be full year results in November which will be the main pointer of where the sp is heading and how things are really going.