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What’s peoples thoughts on bp share price if there is a no deal brixit

Am I entitled to divident if I sold these on the 25 of November?

£2.60p maybe £2.55. profit taking, I'm one of them :)

on another note, does any of you swing trade. looking at an additional income of £ 2000 a month is that feasible with £20,000 capital, this messages is aimed at the more experience traders out there

what's peoples thoughts on both these rises driven from Covid 19 vaccine , or will we see a retract back to £2.20 , hope to see £3 over these next few weeks,

Y the drop lately eny news dragging this back down or just profit takeing enyone

does enyone know whene there is a divident pay out

BOUGHT T.N.I TRINITY PAPERS AT 151 DONT NO IF I MADE A RIGHT MOVE ENY PROS OUT THERE THAT CAN HELP ME S Y THEY BHAD A BIG DROP TODAY

up they go might see a good rise

whats friday closing price eny prediction

whats this with agm tomm whats spose to be happening tomm

BA gets shareholder backing for cash call -paper LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - British Airways Plc (BA) has secured shareholder backing for a possible rights issue of new stock, according to a report in the Observer newspaper on Sunday.

doese enone think we will see 155 this month

whene do we find out about the union and british airways meeting get on did they have a the meeting today

when do people thing we wil see 155 again eny idea enyone

enney idea whene it will hit 155 soon or do you recon it could be a long wait before that

ENYONE GOT A GOOD FORCAST SITE

British Airways, once the “world’s favourite airline”, is still Sir Richard Branson’s favourite punch bag. The billionaire used the eve of Virgin Atlantic’s 25th birthday to rekindle the ardour of his rebellious business youth by tilting at his traditional adversary. BA, Sir Richard suggested, could go bust. Virgin had even thought about bidding for BA but abstained as “it’s not worth much any more”. Partly as a result, BA’s shares fell on Monday by 8 per cent. All airlines face tough times – and BA no worse than many others; over the past year, its stock price has fallen much the same as Lufthansa’s and Air France-KLM’s. Meanwhile, the unlisted Virgin Atlantic group, which cut its ordinary dividend last year and made an operating cash loss before margin calls of £6m, looks pretty thinly capitalised itself. With shareholders’ funds of £144m, it had £309m of cash in hand in February, equivalent to 12 per cent of sales. BA meanwhile had £1.3bn, equivalent to 15 per cent. In short, BA is not going to go bust soon, even if it burnt through £200m or more this year.

same here mate hopfully we have seen the bottom of theses

some one give me some good news today cos if they drop below 125 tomm or friday im out at a big loss unless some one gots some good news