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Buying at the current price level isn't speculation; it's stupidity, demonstrating a lack of understanding of the market, the human psyche, and the avarice and greed of buyers. Iran, in recent decades, has been a rogue state, building its existence on state terrorism and support fueled its proxies. Terrorism was, and still is, its means of survival. Today, I wouldn't board a plane with any airline. Nor would I want to own the shares of any airline in the world. If you don't understand why, there's nothing I can do about it. And your optimism will run out as quickly as the money of buyers who are hoping for a few percent profit. And it doesn't matter if it happens in an hour, tomorrow, or Wednesday. One thing is certain: This war will last longer than you're hoping and in nonsense which you are talking.

TahitiTom ha ha. Another incarnation of our local russian monkey. And it goes straight to FILTERS

Good to see suicides taking advantage of the opportunity. Someone here believes this conflict will end tonight....

A bit of market turmoil... To be honest, I expected this a week ago. I was considering doing something, and... I didn't do anything. Following the principle that if prices fall, it would be an opportunity for ITV, and I'll wait for the dividend. Although I have no doubt it will hurt me. Oh, and theoretically, £12,000 is waiting for the new tax year, but if there's an opportunity, why not - and not necessarily for ITV.

Now fasten your seat belts....

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(...) volatility and uncertainty at least until the end of this year. Therefore, it's a good idea to rethink your investment. Unfortunately, the aviation industry and, above all, civil aviation is financially very sensitive to the current situation. Any share price forecasts for Wizzair can only be projections. The largest shareholders will decide. However, from my perspective, we're facing a prolonged period of consolidation, likely around £10. This also means that, in an extreme case, we could see valuations below 750-800 pence. And we need to be financially and mentally prepared for this. In an extreme case, we could also see a takeover - a merger of Wizzair with another airline. Such plans were discussed several years ago, and consolidation in this sector is still ongoing. I leave any potential assessments or valuations of subsequent scenarios to each individual.

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Unfortunately, most of you are holding Wizzair shares and are simply holding onto wishful thinking. In reality, the future of the situation in Iran is unpredictable. There's practically no opposition in the country, which, coupled with the existing caste built on the power of state terror based on religious dogma, practically rules out the possibility of a democratic ruling entity emerging. In the background, we have the descendants of the corrupt pre-coup regime, eager to return to power through Trump. However, will the Iranian public accept a new government imposed by Israel and the US, led by another monarch? I doubt it. If not, it means months of internal struggle for dominance, externally imposed controls on whole oil industry - production, distribution and sales, external attempts to control the military industry, and the activities of the Israeli secret service which will try to physically eliminate scientists linked to the Iranian nuclear program, as well as senior military officials and those directly planning previous attacks on Israel. And this is what awaits us in the future. Forming a new government will be a long process and will have to involve the least radical members of the ruling class of the fallen regime, as well as the military. Only this will guarantee a relatively lasting peace. But will this restore the principles, lifestyle, and freedoms from before the current regime, bearing in mind that the Shah of Iran also had his hands stained with the blood of his people? The understanding of freedom and democracy in that region is completely different from that in Europe. Khamenei was only the "head of Medusa". One of many. Many of the others have nothing to lose, really. We also have many people here who have been indoctrinated for years with religious hatred, hatred of the USA, Israel and everything Western. The attempt to impose democracy, as envisioned by Trump and Netanyahu, guarantees, in my opinion, further years of unrest across the region, another bloody dictatorship inflicted on the Iranian people. We'll be watching the outcome for the next few years. I hope that all personal freedoms will be restored, cultural and social religious indoctrination will be abolished, and freedom of expression and opinion, including religious ones, will be guaranteed. If, in addition, economic revenues are shared wisely, so that the majority of oil revenues go to the state treasury and not to another puppet regime or the pockets of large corporations, then we have a chance for lasting peace throughout the region. That's all we can wish for the Iranians. Regarding Wizzair, I reiterate my concerns about the international repercussions of the current situation. I'm thinking about the threat of terrorism, rising oil prices, further confusion regarding new barriers to international trade, political repercussions from Iranian proxies, and so on. This won't disappear in a week. We're facing significant volatility (...)

I had Wizzair shares last time ... in February 2025.

No one knows the bottom.

This war isn't good for the financial markets. I'd hardly call myself a Trump supporter. However, his actions form a logical whole. Even those limiting military aid to Ukraine, when in his perspective he wanted to use it in the future on the Middle East and America. Regarding Venezuela, Iran, the fight against drug trafficking in the entire region, and its tough emigration policy, I consider them justified. Regardless of Trump's inflated ego, these actions benefit the entire world. North Korea is an example of where regimes are headed when they are allowed to do so and when we are ourselves act in compliance with international law, which these countries deeply disregard. The Iranian regime must also fall for the good of the majority of its inhabitants. If we want a world without global conflicts, we must defend it ourselves, using force if necessary. And this regardless of the fact that someone will immediately claim that the real reason is money. In a few years, Iran, with its proxies, Russia, and China will be able to become the invaders. And they don't negotiate terms when force is on their side. So I wish the US, Trump, and Israel luck. Their victory also guarantees peace in Europe. And what about those who invested in Wizzair? No offense, but stupidity has its costs. This war has been inevitable for a long time, and for at least a month, everyone was only wondering "when." This was clearly visible in the rapidly rising oil prices. This war won't end overnight either. Military operations will likely last at least two weeks. Added to this will be actions by Iran's proxies, and likely all enemies of the US and Israel. We are also likely to see mass protests against Israel across Western Europe, as well as an increased threat of terrorism. All of this was and is easily predictable. Iran is not Venezuela. They have been preparing for this situation for a long time. In my opinion, if we stop at £9 for Wizz Air shares, it will be a success. Stupidity and greed have their costs. Now let's think about those fools who, warned by their governments, took a holiday in that region.... Idiots. But somewhere down the line, the light breaks through. When the Iranian regime falls, the Russian one will follow suit, and China will have to accept new peace terms that rule out military aggression against Taiwan. Pressure on the market will also cease, oil prices will fall, and people "hungry" for travel & holidays will wake up and will start spending money.

And just repeat again what I said on Friday:

"..discount. A military conflict with Iran could disrupt all calculations and provide an opportunity for cheap, risk-free purchases. And certainly not Wizzair, unless it's at 700-800 pence. Wizz Air is currently the problem for those who have it in their investment portfolios. And it certainly won't be mine. For me, the real consolidation for these shares is around £10..."

If you have the cash, sit tight and watch. Any purchases Wizzair shares over £10 risk further losses or a capital lockup for many months. Furthermore, remember that possible most of the capital market is likely facing a significant correction next week and next weeks too. Therefore, there will be plenty of options to minimize risk and to make a good profits. If Iran unleashes a wave of state terrorism alone and through own proxy, the aviation market will be further threatened, and airline finances, already hit by the blockade of further flight zones, may be vulnerable to terrorist attacks or only such of threats. That should very hard beat in finances of companies like Wizzair. There will also likely be turmoil in the oil market. All of this will undoubtedly impact traffic volumes and, therefore, future profits, but also the banks' approach to financing this type of activity. Therefore, it's worth considering whether we really want to risk our capital for the dubious possibility of earning a few percent. Moreover, when it comes to Wizzair, breaking the price 1250-1280 level will be very difficult due to the volume of over 4 million shares accumulated at this level on Friday, will be very difficult. I my opinion the range of movement in Wizzair shares price will be limited from above by a level around 1200 pence, while from below it will be realistically dependent on market sentiment, where we will most likely reach at least 1000 pence or even break this level.

I understand that everyone has their own opinion, but the key should be a capital protection. Good luck.

At last !!

(And it doesn't matter that Trump is an idiot because I completely agree with him on this).

As for what will happen on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... with Wizzair shares - you know exactly.

It's only fair to remind you that yesterday I also warned about this "opportunity" when the price drop to 1200 with volume over 3 million shares at 2pm. Potential support is ... 10 pounds if the conflict doesn't last longer than a week (meaning if the US doesn't stop major retaliatory attacks). But in my opinion, we're facing at least two weeks of fighting, heavy air raids and bombardments with a limited ground operation at the end, and counterattacks by Iran and its proxies. Remembering what happened in the past, I'd be afraid to board any plane today. A collapsing regime has nothing to lose. I'm betting that we'll see a wave of terrorism in the coming months. The next FIFA World Cup is also at risk. I hope I'm wrong about that.

B777CAPTAIN

From a futures perspective, anything beyond the next three months is just fantasy and speculation. So either you're a speculator with balls and accept the risk, the stats, and above all, an unlimited investment horizon, or ... you invest your money here short-term, not believing in miracles, you limit risk and invest long-term only in stocks that generate consistent profits (e.g., dividends). And this is the answer to the question: how should you treat Wizzair shares? My perspective on these shares has also changed. But I don't buy fairy tales, only facts, and I clearly assess the risk to protect my capital. Furthermore, when investing either my entire capital or at least £100,000, I need to be certain of the shares' liquidity and not feel pressured by the market. And when it comes to Wizzair shares, this is currently questionable.

Sparhawk

Congratulations if you're able to predict the funds' share price predictions, that you are assuming that you know their plans and, above all, accept their investment horizon. Of course, this doesn't include issues like capital availability and size, or accepting potential losses as same like these funds. In any case, I myself value peace of mind and risk mitigation. Here, the downside potential is another 20%, and the profit potential 5-6% and at a price of 1260-1300 will be at least a million shares fleeing the market, taking small profits, or closing positions.

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sundezena

Ho, ho, ho. I see we have another millionaire here, a super-intelligent investor buying precisely at the price troughs and selling at the peak of the last rally. And it doesn't matter that the actual turnover at these levels is minimal, and everyone around them is wondering where these prices are coming from, because somehow their orders were omitted. Hey kid, run back to mommy.

I am there.

Just watching 😇😂😂😂

I'm sitting quietly and laughing. While Wizz Air surprised me quite positively in January, the entire price increase above £12 was clearly speculative, looking "for an idiot " to buy on the higher and higher price level expensive Wizzair before a significant correction. Today we have the effect of this type of investing. However, I'm not sure if this is a profit opportunity. The prospects for the entire aviation market aren't the best, and Wizzair itself is unlikely to surprise us with anything positive. There certainly won't be spectacular profits or cost cutting. As I predicted, and I still believe, the war in Ukraine won't end until at least mid-2027. In the market's background, we have further escalating and unresolved conflicts, partially masked by Trump's foolish boasts about "how many wars he hasn't ended." US economic policy is becoming increasingly unpredictable. This is impacting household income levels not only in the US but also around the world. The AI ​​​​bubble is still waiting to burst, and the Bitcoin one is only just deflating. In the background, there's the tench of stinking corporate bonds, leverage in the risky asset market that could shake banks and financial institutions, and above all, the ongoing transfer of capital from America to Europe, and all capital from risky economy fleeing to a stable economy based on productive capital and intellectual property (not generated by AI). There are too many risks to speculate. So, today, tempted to invest £10,000 in Wizzair shares at around 1,200, I simply passed. Because a volume above 3 million shares at 2 p.m. will be difficult to beat, as there's still a supply of 14.7 million shares that could appear on the market at any moment at another 10-15% discount. A military conflict with Iran could disrupt all calculations and provide an opportunity for cheap, risk-free purchases. And certainly not Wizzair, unless it's at 700-800 pence. Wizz Air is currently the problem for those who have it in their investment portfolios. And it certainly won't be mine. For me, the real consolidation for these shares is around £10-11, and a breakout will only happen when the entire stock market enters a phase of consolidation rather than the fear it currently finds itself in.

The last week has been a flurry of idiotic comments, silly discussions with accounts in the FILTERS folder, and, as usual, only a few factual comments from BigEgo and Winstanley. Why am I not surprised? To say "sheep's herd" is to insult sheep. "Speech is silver, silence is golden," and some people here should at best read other people's posts. Although I think understanding them is already will be a problem for them, exceeding their range of perception.

And on Thursday, the only question is "after a few days of squeezing shares from the idiotic crowd, if the results positively surprise the market (which I bet on 80%), will the upward movement break the 10% mark again?"

Accumulating shares and reinvesting dividends never generate long-term losses. Losses are generated by the nervousness, stupidity, and greed of people who believe that having £1,000 will make them overnight millionaires thanks to their eloquence and acumen. 😂😂 Life quickly corrects stupidity.

Another boring week. Another boring day. The squeeze ITV shares from the hands of small investors is still on the topic.. Boredom and stagnation exacerbate the feeling of impotence in ITV shares, encouraging abandonment of the drifting boat. As usual, we long-term investors have to wait. Perhaps the company's financial results published on March 6th, this time a virtually certain interest rate cut in the UK on March 19th, or the dividend announcement for early April, along with the FIFA World Cup, will stimulate the market to make more significant price movements and break the still-magical level of £1? It's really only a month and a half waiting, so in my opinion worth be patients. In the meantime, as always, it is worth silencing the troll discussion using FILTERS.

And as for SKy... we take advantage of the opportunity to accumulate shares, remembering that no deal is always better than a bad deal... and business and big money always need silence. When the market believes in any shares, every piece of news is positively treated. In the case of ITV, we currently have a very large amount of capital positively inclined towards this stock. This will eventually explode.

All the best for the real long term ITV shareholders.

ITV has been rewarding patience with its shares since at least 2023. In reality, any "strange" speculative corrections quickly turn into opportunities, and in the January-December periods, the share price has seen annual increases for the past three years, coupled with a 5p dividend (representing an average of 6-8%). Of course, there are vultures and crows around us - trolls either playing on trend changes or bitter and seething with bile over past losses or resentment towards Carolyn McCall. We also have a few broke from investors' money on thi forum. They are trying to earn enough for their morning coffee at McDonald's or generally talking about money they never had... You know exactly who you are alone. Patience and clear goals based on specific criteria allow to make calm decisions when we are investing in ITV shares. This isn't a casino. Hasty action and nervousness cost more than just the loss of capital. I have 540150 ITV shares. Am I lost anything in last 3 working days? I know only, that in May after divi paymant I will get exta minimum £17825 in my pocket. Ready to reinvest in ITV shares.

All the best for the real long term ITV shareholders.

"Opportunity makes a thief." And that's a clear description of today's situation. Impatient investors should have long ago reconsidered what they expect from ITV and over what timeframe. This puts an end to any lamentation or euphoria over subsequent price changes. Let me remind you that expectations should be based on market realities. These include upcoming financial results, a decline in market interest rates, an upcoming dividend, and a significant increase in revenues and profits over the next nine months. And this should be the basis for investment decisions based on ITV shares.

All the best for the real long term ITV shareholders. Patience is a key of the success.

I remind everyone interested that this is an ITV forum. Therefore, I suggest focusing on matters directly affecting the company. Respecting your own time and the time of others, and your sense of taste, it's also important to minimize, and ideally end, fruitless discussions with trolls. This way, we certainly don't build our own egos. FILTERS is the best way to solve your problems.