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Assuming sp drops only because of general market conditions top up mid 140 s with a stop loss at 139.

Share dilution RI. Did nt get past 155 ish on last news

Pre ri is about 300.

Lets go round again

Stop loss at 1.50 reasonable ?

I thought that at 1.00

Come on Putin. Do something weird. I need to buy back in !!

Sold at 1.41 made a good whack. Not fortunate enough to have time to sit and watch so cashed in. Good to see it rise still for all still in. If it retraces will be back in for sure and ride the next wave

To cash in or not. Be greedy or not ???

Jtt. As a wise old owl any advice on this.. other half putting cash into aviva wrap st n sh isa. Anything better out there or better ways of long term investment that she does nt have to manage ?

It ll come back up. Moves so fast when it does too.

So in pre ri terms 72 p is nt cheap ?

Does anyone know what the pre ri sp price would be at todays so. This may passify holders at the mo. How do we work this out ? If the sp was 270 pre rissue what would that equate to now and vice versa ?

Ok.. That s great I always was pants at maths. But great at winding teachers up for an early retirement

Zoom out peeps, the sector has only just starting recovering and therefore profits etc won't be realised yet until next year. Just keep in mind the SP RR was pre pandemic (1.50 ish RI factored in) plus any bonus events / contracts etc. Back in at 99p average having cashed out at 1.45 previously. It will be back up there eventually. There aint another company gonna start doing what RR do tomorrow.

Zoooooom out peeeps. All will be well

Don t forget the core of the business guys. Runways just in UK have been re opening, not enough staff to cope with increasing demand, skys are filling up again ( was nice and peaceful when they were nt I must admit). I was chuffed when I got in for a quid and again in late 80 s. Fill your boots and some.

SP will not depend on SMR, this is just a bonus, financial report, pent up demand for flights, some sort of end to conflict are relevant.

I have been trading this for a few years now. A company with 52000 employees, 54 billion turnover in normal times, worldwide. .... on sale for under a quid !! No new companies are going to pop up and replace them.
Fill your boots if it goes down.

Hopefully not then i can get back in !

And i watched it drop to .39 and did nt buy. Bought dam rolls instead. Should have followed gut instinct

Been studying crypto for a while. It would allow trading accross the globe with virtually no fees, especially if no regulation is involved which is a direct conflict with the sec etc. without regulation it is a form of tax free cash, which again is not what govts want. If you were getting divorced you could put all your money in bitcoin and it could nt be touched. In terms of blockchain tech solana, which i hold, has achieved what etherium now can t.. a speed of 40000 transactions per second Etherium is trying to fix this but struggling as it has so many projects running in it.