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I think c26 has a pretty good idea. Can’t really compare with Aston martin, that only came back from the dead due to its brand heritage. Look what happened to national express, same sector, but the market cap has been driven down to less than half TUI, yet has a lot higher book value, more profitable, and pays a dividend.

Grey lady, and what happened to Aston Martin just after it fell to £5? :/

Thanking the greedy market makers for the big spread or I’d have bought in here…

Absolutely baffles me that even after TUI’s massive drop, their market cap is still 2.3x ours, yet it has about 5x our debt levels, and negative equity on the balance sheet, and is operating at a loss.

Can private investors short stocks? If so can anyone suggest a platform for it?

Tell me what I’m missing folks, I’m all ears…

The writings on the wall here (or should I say the accounts/balance sheet?)

The book value is negative, the creditors effectively own what’s left of the business & it can’t keep losing money it doesn’t have.

This is fact, not hearsay.

HL live prices. 502…

Not from where I’m sitting….

I like the look of this share but the ridiculous spread is putting me off buying. Instant 4-5% loss.

This began to rank (over 50%) before anyone had heard of covid. The downward trend has continued ever since.

Covid is ancient history and they’ve still losing money.

Grey monk, is the balance sheet and income statement not in the red? How long can a company sustain losses with negative equity on the balance sheet? Give me some facts to back up that I’m talking nonsense.

On what planet is this cheap as chips? Both the balance sheet and income statement are in the red. This will go the same was as Thomas cook within the next 12 months IMHO.

That floor lasted about 10 minutes when the driver strike had just started and all hell was breaking loose with the brummies.

Nothing new here tbh. This stock has more than priced in any economic headwinds anyway.

Have you sold out Paddy?

On 15 May, £30m will be paid out in dividends, which is about 40x the value of the current daily trading volumes.

With no better pace to put it, watch what happens to the SP :)

If we knew that we’d all be millionaires. All I can say is you won’t go far wrong buying solid companies at historic lows, and getting out when it recovers. Expect to hold for at least a year, anything sooner is a bonus.

KG, before the divi we had a trading range of 120-122, post divi it was 116-118. The fact we’re sustaining gains above 122, and on no news when the rest of the market is down, tells me the downward trend has finally reversed.

2nd day on the rise, with no news, and just about everything else is down. The market has finally woken up and the trend has reversed. Let’s just hope it goes back up as quickly as it came down :)