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Larry.
Just need to! Tgats a big of a blasé statement
Its not that simple.
Ive got a substantial holding and will now attempt to forget all about them and look again this time next year.
Hopefullh by then your wishes will have come true
:-)
He seems very odd , thrives on confrontation .
My guess he has very few friends and his only outlet is the communication with fellow posters.
I filtered him months ago but see many green filtered messages to this day.
Sund.
The trouble is you havent done your research.
Youre wishing xnd hoping becausd yourE invested in IAG .
Ic youd like to achieve some credibility , trv coming uo with readins why ISV will cond goid.
The plonkers that consistently come up with negativd for no reason comments just get filtered by me.
You seem a decenf guy and my guess is quite young and new to investing .
Try coming uo with the reasons for your targets rather than , "because they will othef shares have revovered IAG will"
Personally I think unfirtubately the results won't be well received by the City. Very much at the bottom end of there forecast which won't go down well.
I hope I'm wrong as sometimes you just cant tell.
Fingers crossed
UPDATE 1-Wizz Air narrows profit forecast on difficult operating conditions
November 9, 2023, 7:27 am
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Nov 9 (Reuters) - European budget carrier Wizz Air narrowed its annual profit forecast on Thursday, citing continuing macroeconomic uncertainty and difficult operating conditions.
European airlines have reported strong results this quarter but have warned of a murky outlook as jet fuel prices, supply chain issues and a lack of economic clarity weigh heavy on them.
Wizz Air, in particular, was also one of the main airlines hit by issues with RTX engines this year and had said it would face a capacity reduction as a result.
The budget carrier posted operating profit of 522.9 million euros ($559.8 million) for the six months to Sept. 30, compared with a loss of 63.8 million euros a year earlier.
"Our revenue and profit results reflect the higher volumes we now operate and the enormous amount of work and investment over the past three years," Chief Executive Jozsef Varadi said in a statement.
He added that the airline was on track to receive a delivery of 21 Airbus 321 neo planes by the end of the 2024 financial year and that it had secured compensation from RTX over the need to inspect engines on its planes.
Aerospace supplier RTX said in September that 600 to 700 geared turbofan engines (GTF) will have to be removed for quality checks that are likely to result in some of its aircraft being grounded. ($1 = 0.9341 euros) (Reporting by Joanna Plucinska in London and Yadarisa Shabong in Bengaluru Editing by Savio D'Souza and David Goodman )