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By xmas. Remember this post

Https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/holidays/article-13738551/Wizz-Air-offers-unlimited-flights-445-year-catches.html

Direct me how to block this imbecile david kovac and other. I cant find filters in the menu. Thsnk you

And will scream ‘sell sell’. However i think is better for Ferexxpo In that case dodgy zhevago cannot sell or transfer to another dodgy friend which would plummet share price. Now everything will have to b monitored incase of sell. As much as it can be in ukraine.

Frozing an assets but taking it from that scum. Its actually good news

Tere was a 16 months recession between JUly ,1981 and Nocember 1982. Sensible professionals wondered if they should take up hunting and fishing because soon we’d be living in the woods, gathering acorns.

Then at the moment of greatest pessimism, when eight of of ten investors would have sworn we were heading into 1930s, the stock market rebound with vengeance, and suddenly all was right with the world.

No matter how we arrive at last financial conclusion, we always seem to be preparing oureselves for the last thing that’s happened, as opposed to what’s going to happen next. This ‘‘penultimate preparedness’’ is our way of making up for the fact we didn’t see last thing coming along in the first place.

The day after market crashed, people began to worry that the market was going to crash. It had lready crashed and we’d survived it, and now we were petrified there 'd be a replay. Those who got out of the market to ensure that they wouldn’t be fooled the next time as their had been the last time were fooled again as the MARKET WENT UP soo keep in there chaps!!

im very lucky recently. im gonna change my nick to ****tytouch instead of midastouch. im getting old i think.

"Unrealized foreign exchange headwind" refers to the negative financial impact due to changes in exchange rates that have not yet been realized or settled. Specifically:

- **Unrealized**: The impact has occurred on paper but has not been settled through actual transactions.

- **Foreign Exchange**: Involves changes in the value of foreign currencies relative to the home currency.

- **Headwind**: A factor that adversely affects financial performance.

So, if a company has assets or liabilities in a foreign currency, fluctuations in exchange rates can increase costs or reduce the value of revenues when converted to the home currency, creating an adverse effect on the financial statements that is recognized but not yet realized in cash flow.

You mr imbecile I don’t even read your post. You are some sort of hater od David kov slept with your wife. Im not sure but I remember your post back in a day already. Your life must be very sad. You do nothing just hate on this board. Very weird

Wizzair didn’t drop 19 percent in a day. People just read headlines and sell like idiots. Net income lower because of this one payment otherwise nothing change but actually revenue increased slightly. This is also 3 montgs ending june. Not holiday season.

If im looking st is as ‘buying a 1500 pounds car with 1800 suitcase with money in it’

If you think that cash is meaningless than you should not be playing the market

Market cap 1.5 b

Hapoy so we can pick up some cheap shares. You are selling to buy back later at 25 pounds It will be 25 in few weeks.

Joke. Buy now

And getting conpensation. Wrong narrative

Cobid. O flies share price was 50 pounds. F…. Knows whats gonna happen

Not included sumner period. Try to buy abticket. No e

Weird

Certainly!

**Revenue** refers to the total amount of money a company earns from its business activities, such as the sale of goods or services, before any expenses are deducted. It is often referred to as the "top line" because it sits at the top of the income statement and reflects the gross income a company generates.

**Adjusted Revenue**, on the other hand, is a modified version of the revenue figure that accounts for certain factors to provide a more accurate or relevant picture of the company's income. Adjustments to revenue might be made for several reasons, including:

1. **Excluding One-Time Items**: Removing revenue from non-recurring events such as a large one-off sale or a major contract that isn't expected to repeat.

2. **Accounting Changes**: Reflecting changes in accounting policies or principles that affect how revenue is reported.

3. **Foreign Exchange Rates**: Adjusting for fluctuations in foreign exchange rates if the company operates internationally.

4. **Returns and Allowances**: Deducting returns, allowances, or discounts given to customers from the gross revenue figure.

5. **Deferred Revenue**: Adjusting for revenue that has been received but not yet earned according to accounting rules.

The purpose of calculating adjusted revenue is to give stakeholders, such as investors and analysts, a clearer understanding of the company's regular operating performance without the noise of irregular or non-operational factors. This can provide a better basis for comparing the company's performance over different periods or against other companies.