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That Openreach briefing was absolutely Oozing Confidence - not surprising given they've hit the targets in the time. Clear answers to some challenging questions there too. SP bound to benefit imo - DYOR - what did you all reckon?

Wow 650 office locations for workforce... by March they say down to 9!

Shadow Chancellor Reeves 100% supports the permanent super deduction - statement in today's briefing. Much more positive things said on great engagement with Labour party.

WackWack - I disagree, this was absolutely predictable and I've repeatedly said as such on here too.

Agree with you Heallywood and I'm mighty glad I've bought in on these low SP's... this is about to begin an upward sprint imo!

The Slides are available now and link here:

https://www.bt.com/about/investors/financial-reporting-and-news/results-events-and-financial-calendar/fy24#openreach-briefing

It's time! The herd is about to really get the legs going!

Just for fun - Where do you reckon we'll be COP on Friday? - I'm reckoning 1.60-75

As you know I've been very confident about TUI since I opened my first buy (albeit I was just a whisker too early on that one particular purchase!) - Keeping my fingers and toes crossed that all my top ups since then are really going to start making big gains! I believe I've done my homework and have read the market correctly on this. If I am right we're quickly going to see £7-£7.50 before this month ends, and possibly a little higher perhaps... breaking out a shy above the £8 mark as masses of backpay lands into the bank accounts of hundreds of thousands of workers here in the UK. Many will go and treat themselves by booking a holiday this xmas holiday (naturally many will also clear their bills down with this landing as a lump sum). I suppose what I'm saying here is inflation far from done yet, revenue growth is set to continue rolling in as reflected in TUI's report. EU of course a little different (less long term perm inflation built into their economy compared to UK) - they may soon be looking to amend their bank rate down a notch, to adjust and maintain the trajectory to hit their inflation target and prevent deflation taking root.

Great to read you also see TUI as top on your list!

Fleccy, you're about to have a good day it seems?! A Santa rally has already begun forming and imo the herd is about to start properly running!

Just a cheeky interjecting point from me... a long time back I shared on here my viewpoint that 'soaring revenues (partly from inflation but partly from Covid bounceback too) would make servicing TUI's debt super easy' - some/many rebutted my bold claims but... I'll happily take this thread as confirmation my analysis was on point! ;-)

Great to have you back Hexam - your comprehensive interrogation of the company financials, and sharing of your take, is always a brilliant read! I've lots more to learn on this front.

Another significant drop in oil today - Brent now under $75: https://oilprice.com/

I flagged this ages ago when the RNS landed ;-)

Delisting proposal has certainly done the job of hitting the headlines and grabbing attention! - Rather similar in fashion to how Ryanair ensures its name gets into the news around results days and key booking periods!:

https://news.sky.com/story/tui-shareholders-may-get-vote-on-end-to-london-listing-13024011

75% supporting vote required. Completely unachievable this one!

Seen_it_done_it - interesting to read your ponderings. I imagine there will be a vast mix of 'cautious, middle risk and overcommited' not easy to guess how this unfolds as many invested seek to manage their strategy of banking profits v.s. avoiding FOMO too! How many are in each of those categories is worth some thought!

Seen_it_done_it - interesting to read your ponderings as I imagine there will be a vast mix of 'cautious, middle risk and overcommited' not easy to guess how this unfolds as many invested look to manage their strategy of banking profits v.s. avoiding FOMO too!

NewChapter it has pretty much hit your 10%+ - great shout!

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Stupmy, alternatively... Trisor could sell their TUI holdings today, along with many others too, and then I'll snaffle up as many as I can buy to enjoy the profits? (As TUI will inevitably not delist from LSE)

I advised my wife to buy some Capita sometime early 2022... she bought in ~20p and sold out for ~35p... lovely trades! Also advised her not to buy back in which turned out to be a great bit of advice with the massive data issues they've had!

The only thing I regret, is that I didn't buy more TUI!

I was super careful not to over commit and get carried away, too much at stake for me else... but it meant in the end I didn't buy quite as much TUI as I had wanted to (following highest risk approach).