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Strike123

I started buil my ITV portfolio 4 years ago. My average is about 66 pence. Get over £85k in divi and expect another over £25k as ITV confirmed 2026 dividend.

DO YOU SEE A DIFFERENCE WITH WIZZAIR

ANY MORE STUPID QUESTIONS ??

Midastouch2015

I just read and quote idiotic posts from this forum.

" you f@ ll" Ha, ha, ha. I hope that you feel a pain on your investment in Wizzair shares. I feel very well today, after ITV confirmed 5 pence divi 2026, better as predicted results and possible deal with SKY. Money make profits... if not invested by idiots.

Hello folks. Are you still dreaming of power??!! Who here still doesn't understand the situation? As usual... now Wizzair has to redeploy its planes, create new transport bases overnight, acquire transport orders, or even start selling tickets... and above all, obtain slots to make a money on the FIFA World Cup, or probably for all the routes it abandoned with contempt...

Ha, ha. If stupidity could fly, you wouldn't need Wizzair's wings.

Today is happening what should have happened on an even larger scale, but was disrupted by the outbreak of the conflict in Iran. Well, I wrote about this myself just over a week ago, and most of us, sensible, long-term individual ITV investors (who have been analyzing the market and ITV for years), probably predicted the same. The war saved the shorts from a one-day loss of about 10%. However, it also caused earliest correction, which once again cleared the market of speculators holding ITV shares. I think, allowed shorts to enter the market without hesitation counting on the war to dominate the market. Now, today, and probably in the near future, they will pay a specific price for their greed. From my perspective, it's pleasing to confirm that the company is guaranteeing me over £27k in dividend payments in 2026. This only confirms that the decisions made were correct...

All the best for the real ITV shareholders.

The summary of all the stupidity expressed on this forum, including the comments directed at me, is today's close of Wizzair shares at 977.5 pence. That's less than 10 points from the yearly low. Nothing more, nothing less to add, although I personally take satisfaction in thinking about the people who bought into the declines today and got big losses. Nothing teaches humility like financial punishment for greed and stupidity.

I'm supposed now to sit back and calmly await developments. A fool is anyone who fails to grasp the scale of this conflict and its repercussions for the entire stock market, and above all, for airlines, shipping companies, international trade, and ultimately, the ordinary consumer. Because it is this consumer, faced with threats, increased uncertainty, and a decline in the real value of their financial assets, who will have to make a choice. And the first choice will certainly not be a vacation in Abu Zabi or any tourist flight. And as I said, I hope I'm right about terrorism. Because Iran will have no scruples.

In the stock market, buying shares isn't an art, but selling them for a profit is. Protect your capital and realize any speculative profits quickly, because they can quickly turn into further losses.

This is what I do when commenting on ITV's actions. I post screenshots.

Usernames

Unfortunately, that's the truth. It's hard to call anyone else (or more delicately) foolish who tries to persuade other investors from a fool's perspective. The basis of every investment isn't profit, but capital protection. I can understand that when we buy at a high price, we're afraid to sell at a loss. However, it's foolish to try to average prices in an unpredictable market, where the risk of loss is several times greater than the chance of making a profit. And any professional investor in investing other people's capital will tell you this. Wishful thinking has been prevalent in the Wizz Air share market for years. It doesn't mean profits can't be made. However, these profits always precede significant corrections, price declines that ruin long-term shareholders. Furthermore, transparency in trading is crucial. Lies about purchases, profits, or the purchase of tens (or even hundreds) of thousands of Wizzair shares are simply ridiculous. Buy, sell – post a screenshot of the transaction. This will give you credibility. This is what ITV does.

If we look at the entire sector and airline stocks, we are currently witnessing significant share price declines. Furthermore, this is happening at volume levels (after just three hours of trading) exceeding monthly averages. This means that large institutional players likely participated in the selling. The variation in the value of the decline in valuations should therefore also be interpreted as a reflection of the positioning of active market positions in light of the projected financial consequences for individual carriers. The increase in oil prices, currently exceeding 30% since the beginning of the year, will directly impact consumer portfolios and their financial capabilities. This will impact the sector's finances regardless of the financial security measures used, which is also reflected in the projected capital allocation. The lack of predictability regarding the end and effects of the conflict also limits the ability to effectively determine the potential strength of the price correction and its rebound in a more specific timeframe. Therefore, the risk premium must encompass all external factors and, as such, must also increase rapidly.

You'd have to be a complete idiot to consider a 30% loss of capital a success. I understand that if you buy Wizzair shares at the level of 750 pence and your average purchase price drops to 1,250 pence, you'll declare yourself divine.

The story from CINEWORD is just a metaphor, a fool won't understand, a looser will pretend he doesn't know what I'm talking about.

We're testing 1,000 pence. I was off by a day. Tomorrow is Friday. We'll see how many brave souls will buy Wizzair shares and hold them over the weekend. The fact that our lucky holders, those buying from the 1,300-1,400 pence levels, and fools taking advantage of the declines from last Friday by today, have no doubt that more brave souls will emerge is certain... There's nothing like price averaging. This reminds me of the story of CINEWORLD shares... History of the Stock Exchange is full of the greedy idiots.

No argument will convince an idiot. In fact, arguing with him is pointless. Nor will he be convinced by his financial losses—which he will always blame on others, not his own stupidity and greed.

What I wrote yesterday?

I hope that everyone was buying on today's rebound... ha ha

REALITY

The war is still ongoing. Israel won't back down until Iran's military might ceases to exist, and its enriched uranium stockpiles are under US and Israeli control. Otherwise, any agreement will mean a quick return to power for religious idiots and terrorists, and the "dirty bomb" issue could surface at any moment. If Iran falls, it is to be under full US and, indirectly, Israeli control. There is no other alternative. The former government must accept this, and by physically eliminating its leaders, you simultaneously eliminate those responsible for both domestic terror and terrorism against Israel. Israel never forgets and never forgives. This country has a very good policy in this matter – it eliminates such individuals without regard for international law. As for the issue of some kind of talks, they certainly are. But as long as the US is in the winning game, I'm betting Trump won't rush into it. This war is a chance to maintain the Senate advantage. And that's something we must remember. So rumors will remain rumors and will continue to circulate to calm the mood. However, as long as the war continues, little will change from the airlines' perspective. Tourists staying in this region will return home during the week. But the region's tourism industry itself will be shut down for a long time and will take just as long to recover. As will the demand for air services in this part of the world. Now let's wait for the analysts' assessments and the profit cuts for individual companies,..,and together with it what will happen to shares price.

WM2020

As we remember on this forum this russian troll have many different accounts. I think over 10. He tried to troll me too using account "pogo01". He needs a good psychiatrist and this type of mental illness requires specialized help.

The best solution against trolls is to simply ignore them, not read their posts, and above all, don't engage in conversation with them. I recommend FILTERS, where I sending trolls, spam accounts, political idiots who have nothing to say about ITV, and people who use their posts to invest in short positions - lying about their actions and often spreading panic. It's not my private censorship, but if you have shorts position on ITV shares and everyone knows it, then it's fair play, and I hearing what do you think. Otherwise, you're just trash from my point of view. I personally inform about the purchases I make, often posting screenshots here. When I get rid of ITV shares (if!!) I will let you know about that too and give the reasons.

I'd admire the prevailing optimism here if I didn't think it was foolish and partly a game of appearances by people who take opposite positions. Regarding the current situation, I invite you to review my earlier posts from a few months ago. I clearly emphasize the growing risk of the current conflict and its impact on Wizzair's asset valuation. The only thing that surprised me recently was the level of cost containment shown by the company in its latest balance sheet. However, being a pragmatist who has seen all sorts of miracles performed by accountants in my life, I would wait a little longer before making an assessment. I would not be surprised for the accounting of hidden costs and losses during a period of turmoil like the current one which will become the reason for their disclosure (to, of course, hold them responsible for the situation), or I would wait for an external audit. Well, of course, I could be wrong about this, and miracles do happen in budgets...

One more thing. Yesterday's US market performance was very conservative. I think the market will take off its rose-tinted glasses today and it will no wake-up before the end of this week. How will this affect Wizzair shares? Personally, over the weekend, I assumed the 1,000 pence level would be tested on Wednesday. And then the market will deepen its declines, as sellers won't be spared. The lack of a strong one-day decline of around 10% in the share price will fuel buyers for a rebound. This, in turn, always fuels share price declines and deepens them. As I've already written, I think consolidation around 1,000 pence is likely. But what will happen before then? Talking about potential support at any level is simply magic. One negative news, one event, and in reality, any Wizzair share price is likely to reach 800, 700, or 600? No need for a major sell-off. Fear is enough to stop you from shopping.

Instead of writing nonsense, I advise you to read expert forecasts regarding inflation, oil and gas prices, and the impact of all this turmoil on the finances of the region's countries—and thus on the investment portfolios of institutional and private investors. Then there's the issue of stock market liquidity, risk assessment for individual sectors, and the impact on the average consumer's financial portfolio. I understand that some people don't grasp the topic, but perhaps it's better to remain silent than to display their stupidity and ignorance. Also, consider the oil crisis of the 1970s, because a prolonged armed conflict in this region will inevitably bring at least some similar repercussions. In this case, stupidity and greed will truly hurt.

Opportunities are written about by fools or people who play against the market and do the exact opposite in their financial portfolios - selling their shares or betting short. My portfolio contains only ITV shares and a small amount of cash. I didn't sell ITV (having been aware of the inevitability of conflict with Iran for several weeks now) because it's a long-term investment, generating steady dividend income. This dividend will be announced in the coming days, financial results on Thursday, March 5th, and in the background, negotiations with Comcast about the acquisition of part of the company. And that's what decided against the sale. As for Wizzair, anyone writing about a predicted bottom in the share price is a liar or an idiot. Because it makes no sense and is unpredictable. An oil price increase above $100 per barrel, prolonged military operations lasting more than two weeks, or a single terrorist attack on a plane in Europe (which analysts are beginning to warn against) would be a tragedy for the entire passenger air transport sector. A 60-80% drop in carrier prices compared to prices in early February 2026 (when the specter of a strike on Iran was only just beginning to emerge as American forces moved to the Iranian region) is a possible, and not entirely theoretical, scope for the share price decline.

Nothing's happening. It's just another 5% drop in the share price.... Another 8% and we're looking for another bottom... But, but, no worries. In a year, maybe two, we'll definitely have that coveted 2,000 pence, no, no, hundred percent it will be 5,000 pence !!. Let's live in hope in Neverland. While we can afford it.

Hey, wise guys, we have 1124 pence. Buy it !!! .. Well, no... but is it possible that you have run out of money? Well, now all that's left to do is pray.

(sorry for that bit of malice)

The wise understand what I am talking about, it is not worth explaining to the stupid.

Greed kills reason.