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200k volume broken. And we're at 998. The price buffer is melting. It's difficult to predict what level we'll reach before November 13th, but I think the 900 barrier should halt the declines until then. What's next... I wrote a few months ago. No serious institutional investors will return unless there are changes in management and in the attitudes of the companies financing Wizzair's development by purchasing its shares.

Akiko3000

You right..., but before it's happening we should get divi payment. Today's price it's a very good opportunity to reinvest. :)

Always try to find a good site in your life.

I don't want to be a prophet or another local shaman, but based on my observations and calculations, at the current rate, things should get more interesting after 200,000 volume is broken. Currently, Wizzair's share price today's behaviour reeks of utter boredom.

As I said yesterday: Wizzair shareholder stocks had yesterday a good opportunity to sell. Today, the fundamental problem for Wizzair's share price is the distinct lack of demand at the current level of 1012-1020. Any larger buy orders are filled almost immediately, and low demand is currently preventing sales from making a significant move. However, I believe this situation will change by the end of the day. I think sellers will be forced to accept another decline in the average share price. There's barely a 4% buffer on the horizon, a psychological barrier to a decline to this year's low. Beyond 970 pence level, there's no real resistance, and history shows that in the case of Wizzair, breaking through yearly lows usually results in another decline of at least 10-15% and consolidation at a much lower price level. We will quickly find out if I was right.

I remind everyone writing shamanistic nonsense that nothing on this forum is ever lost and will be subject to the judgment and ridicule of others for the next few years. Although, apparently, "Laughter is good for you," so perhaps my comments are misplaced.

Garonne I suggests finding fault with your own way of thinking. No one here makes investment decisions for anyone else, nor does anyone make money or suffer losses because someone build his portfolio. So perhaps a little realism is in order. It's foolish to consider this forum an oracle for the Wizz Air share price market, with any influence to the institutional investors who shape this market, this foolishness warrants specialized medical attention. It's time to become realistic, assess the prospects for price changes in the coming days, not years. Then you'll start making money.

Could anyone have expected a different reaction and further increases? As I said, until November 13th, a slow decline towards yearly lows.

You have got your chance yesterday..

The market is clearing out all the dilettantes. And that's good. The foolish must feel the pain and financial losses. The dividend seems safe, which means a profit of over 7.2% over 11 months, at the market-predicted interest rate of 3.25-3.5%.

It filters out trolls, led by the local Tomalley Donkey's Club. For those who don't do it: Don't be surprised if trolls suddenly state that bought ITV shares at around 66p and are now, as usual, making money on their next investment – ​​unlike us "fools," long-term ITV investors who have been counting losses for years.

Regarding the future and the budget, I think the option of increasing the income tax rate, freezing the tax-free rate, extending VAT, and, on the other hand, reducing the tax rates on electricity will be chosen. A cut in ISAs is also likely, but only for typically stable investments, benefiting the capital market. What I miss in all of this is cost cutting and a decisive fight against illegal immigration. Cutting all subsidies, benefits, and preferences for these people is essential, because today's official costs of around £2 billion are a lie. The true scale of the budget burden caused by this (even the costs spread across the overburdened healthcare system and housing) far exceeds this amount several times over. Without combating those who profit from this illegally and revealing the faces of those for whom it has become a legitimate business, we will be condemned to ever-increasing financial costs.

Overall, the new Budget is more predictable and should be more positively received by businesses. This indirectly means unlocking growth and greater advertising spending.

We'll wait for market opinion. In any case, we should expect positive reviews from brokers.

Looks good. No threat to the March dividend.

Future depends from the UK economy and budget..

1035

Not to bad. Congr.

In any case, I maintain my view – this was a good opportunity to sell and exit this investment before November 13th.

A slight price rebound before the day of truth. We'll see what today's "cushion" provides. If tomorrow's preliminary data and management forecasts confirm the sound health of ITV as a whole, and there's no threat to the next 3.7 pence dividend, we're in for a significant upside. And this is regardless of the 5% overhang still hanging over the market due to Liberty Global's shareholding.

Sundezena

I've heard the same assessments and statements about CINEWORLD: that people go to the movies, that size and organic growth are what matter, not short-term profits or debt levels. And in the background, local shamans were spouting similar nonsense and making unrealistic forecasts. Furthermore, as I always emphasize,

WizzAir is part of the global financial market. Anyone who doesn't understand the risk of the investment bubble bursting in the "Gold-BTC-AI" market, without considering the devastation that could ensue, or the fact that it would hit companies with high debt and seasonal revenues hardest, is simply a fool.

In my opinion today's close price should be about yesterday's or under. Sellers are clearly taking advantage of opportunities.

D9Ber1

Don't worry, you'll still buy.

Garydav2

But that also means someone sold those shares, probably regardless of the loss.

Welcome to the newly created accounts: HPJ HPJ, WizzAir... Nice to see unanimity and a similar narrative. I still smile and remember a similar situation at Cineworld Group (CINE). How did it end...?!!

Zebbo

I exactly know what about I am talking.

The financial market is a connected system. The capital flowing into the cryptocurrency market has been draining the real economy for years. I'm ignoring in this opinion other costs and my general attitude towards this type of asset.

A collapse in the BTC market threatens the stability of the entire financial system. With another AI bubble in mind, I believe the systemic threats to the entire international financial network are enormous. One spark, and billions of dollars of real money invested by investors would cease to exist. And from a pragmatic perspective, same financial resources sunk into BTC and AI (already over $1,000 billion) would allow humanity to solve the global malnutrition problem and propel humanity to the stars, where its future lies if it is to survive without destroying the land where it lives.

Robs60

First unfiltered post in 2 days.

As I'm not quoting ADVFN, I recommend that one:

2025

16:36:36 tiger60: Placement normally refers to an issuance of new securities when used in reference to financial events. This is not going to happen. If you are referring to Liberty’s remaining 5% holding we will just have to wait and see what occurs in circa 60 days, maybe nothing.

Anyway the fall has been quick and brutal but independent of expected interim results which may surprise to the upside. It was the potential bidders falling away one by one that initially did the damage and in Liberty’s curveball ITV was hit by double whammy. ITV have a chance to change the narrative on Thursday let’s hope they grab it

I did hear that one party walked away due to the high valuation placed by ITV on the studios. If ITV stand over their valuation let the market decide and spin it off. We need proactive actions now. Time for waiting for suitors to appear and galvanise the share price is disappearing. However, and I probably stand alone on this, but the financials and internal strategy does support a higher share price even at this moment in time. So at a micro level, company level, I am ok with what is being prescribed and actioned. At a macro level and accentuated by events outside the company’s control things have conspired to beat down the share price It will turn around - maybe get lucky on Thursday - a proactive and expectation beating interims along with a rate cut (maybe that’s a 30% chance but Goldman Sachs calling it)

It is easy to get emotive and caught up in the day to day movements especially when the continuous drip drip sees paper profits evaporate and I don’t think anyone is immune to it but the company is making decent profits at decent margins. The fear of the linear business seeing reduced profits over the next few years is feeding into projections and share price valuations but it is yet to be seen (and theory validated) if that’s the case or by how much, but this is easily offset by the growing digital and studio side I would suggest. Add in the biggest positive factor - Content - and that is where ITVs history has allowed it to be an unappreciated goldmine. Gold not yet to be mined but sitting in the vaults increasing in both value and size every day.

Chins up it is beginning to look a lot like Christmas (well I hope so, just refilling the proverbial glass to realistic levels above half way!}. Good luck all!

It seems the Bitcoin bubble is bursting, also linked to the one in gold. Why am I writing about this? Because while in the long term, this will finally result in an inflow of funds into the real stock market of companies representing the entire economy, due to the level of involvement of individual investors, but especially institutional investors, and the amount of leverage in these markets, we could be facing a serious financial crisis. A possible drop in BTC prices to around $80,000 means enormous losses, which will be quickly covered by the sale of both metals (gold) and money invested in stock markets. And I hope I'm wrong, because the scale of the involvement and the money invested in BTC is enormous. So, at the current valuation of $100,000, the losses are going up to tens of billions of dollars too. Let's hope that after all this, people will finally appreciate the real economy again. And with that, Wizz Air will too.

It always amuses me when someone explains their mistakes or investing indolence as someone else's fault. Well, stupidity has to have an outlet... Generally, it might be worth reading posts from last week, sad fairy tales and shamanic prayers, when you could easily close your position 100 points higher like today. I don't recommend looking to posts any further back, because it hurts even more. 😂😂😂 😭😭