The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
The sector is being hammered and as one of the key spreaders of the virus it should be. Chris Whitty is the only one providing believable information.
Just hope RR share price can eventually move up but its the most consistent for having a good start and then the tap is turned on and it falls into the red. Today looks like no exception. Once the good news starts it should fly.
As long as it reaches higher highs this should break through 1.10 today and move quickly to 112. If the Dow and FTSE fall expect a softer landing with the long weekend ahead. Still hopeful for a push up by 4 30pm. Good to end 110 or above
Anyone in this board is welcome to an opinion. If you can't deal with that go find somewhere else. To criticise others for their comments is sad. Some feel RR has a long term future others feel it is junk. What does it matter. At present this whose feel its just garbage are correct but the tide will of course turn. STOP being offended by words. It dosent matter what people say. Quietly filter them as i am sure they can you but the board us a public board so ve respectful of others views regardless of why its posted. We do not influence the share price. Too small. So what does it matter. Get over it and let's all just sit back and hopefully watch the recovery soon.
The airline sector cant restart given this is the easiest way to transmit the disease across borders
There is no way the industry will be given any favours and companies like IAG and RR are in the short term screwed. Those running the company need to make decisions around this and protect cash. Cant see a summer for flying and the govt would be irresponsible to allow this. Ryan Air etc are selling seats hoping for the best but it won't change the outcome. Looks like more pain. No point complaining. We all bought into RR knowing the risk and this may turn against us. Lets hope they can pull through and come out stronger
This means at some stage the tide will turn. These all go around in cycles and no doubt at present the institutions and hedge funds are loving the panic selling and will be snapping up all of our small sells cheaply to make a profit soon. I am as frustrated as most at just how poorly RR has performed given the bounce in air stocks and the non airline contracts it has but this can turn quickly as it will. Today is another day
Yes. The biggest loser yet again. The sell off says it all. The company is serious trouble. Day in and day out key investors are dumping the stock. And now that a correction looks like a reality for the worlds second largest economy America even more falls likely. Hopefully it will bottom out but when
Yes. The biggest loser yet again. The sell off says it all. The company is serious trouble. Day in and day out key investors are dumping the stock. And now that a correction looks like a reality for the worlds second largest economy America even more falls likely. Hopefully it will bottom out but when
Could be an interesting day. Sadly it appears the only way to save the company is to raise more money from shareholders hence depleting share holder value.
Not a good position to be in but to be fair to be expected. Air travel has contributed greatly to the spread of the virus so I just hope the govt slams £5k fines in those who feel that they have the right to fo what they want. It may bring this to a head quickly and allow things to get back to normal. I would hope that once the second dose of vaccine kicks in those who have had the vaccine can travel freely again. Those who refuse stay home. Hard for those who can't based on medical reasons only. Short term pain but long term gain Unfortunately may years before real growth.
Its sad that the govt needs to implement fines but important to remember that these same people who simply won't do the right thing are procrastinating the return to normal. Just hope this gets thd message through to people.
Unfortunately travel will be the last point of discussion. The world is generally still in the keep the F out of my country mode and will be for some time. The priority is to keep people alive and travel just goes against this. I dare say we are just entering another phase of Covid and can't see short term solutions. If the govt folds and opens borders than it will add to the pain. Sadly IAG is part of a sector which spreads the virus so each time there is a hint of further waves it will be hurt. Now its Paris for potentially 4 weeks.
What next. A long but definate recovery ahead but a mugs game if day trading. As name have said. Patience with this one.
When the world and especially the EU are so disjointed in their approach to covid is it any wonder that these volatile stocks are all over the place. Making it worse is the childish approach of the EU and threats being made because they can't organise themselves to even order the vaccine and now face the awareness that done of thd kids can't have ice-cream for a while. Britian dodged a bullet.
I am sure it will be OK long term but who knows where this mess is heading next.