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Reppyrr “why would they want to get involved with EasyJet?” Is that honestly a genuine question? So many on here sitting at the keyboard churning out absolute inane drivel. From people actually asking why the price isn’t £6.90 already to people posting that they miraculously managed to sell at yesterday’s 4 year high. The board is awash with jokers and would be rampers & derampers. It’s a painful job experience now having to sift through the now soiled posts on here. To the genuine posters who’ve been here for months and talks sense be it positive or negative I thank you, as I’m sure many others do to. To the rest of you, I truly despair.

Are all the Reform voters congregating now? All this Britishness. May I suggest with any profits you’ve accumulated from this process you give to charity. British Heart Foundation for example. Keep the money in the country. No room for sentiment I’m afraid. And this mob did quite a nice job with SAS.

U.K. Tonto. Guess the name Tonto isn’t lost on you. I admire your ambition though.

G.M.T sir

“Well who is to say it is their final offer ,anything can happen as yet,at this moment in time anyone selling must be insane” BumbleBee 22/06.

Looking now like Monday is going to be a very busy day of trading irrelevant of if it’s a successful bid or not. As usual the private investors are treated like mushrooms.

Rzez, my advice would be not to tie your shoelaces in a revolving door. Thanks for letting me share. I love as how the deadline approaches we have such bulging numbers of Poundland advisors.

*it not or.

£7.10 bid, just to make or interesting

“ Castlelake has left the door open to current investors, such as Haji-Ioannou, to continue to hold stakes in the airline once private. The structure would allow the founder to keep his position and influence at the airline, in the hope this may help sway him to back the takeover proposal.  Haji-Ioannou has held discussions with both easyJet and Castlelake since the offer was announced last month, according to multiple people with knowledge of talks, but has repeatedly declined to comment on the deal so far.”

And that Castelake have left the door open after any potential takeover for Stelios to continue to hold stakes in the airline when private & allow him to keep his position and influence at the airline.

Why Gaz? Your previous no sale suggestion was based on easyJet not talking with Castlelake, now they are. So what changed your opinion in 72 hours? Intrested to know.

Deadline is over a week away. Wouldn’t class the clock as ticking just quite yet.

Why tomorrow Hendon? The deadline is extended

To call it a “temporarily depressed share price” as well is a bit Hans Christen Anderson. It’s the best price in years.

Savage is most probably vomiting up his salty cornflakes

Israel 😡 “Iran says it is closing Strait of Hormuz over Israeli strikes in Lebanon

published at 15:05

15:05

BREAKING

Iran's military says it is closing the Strait of Hormuz over continuing Israeli strikes in Lebanon.

It accuses the US and Israel of violating the ceasefire deal.” Trump needs to slap them down.

So we’ve got savage who has missed opportunity after opportunity to buy and sell and now Andy who if he has the strength of his convictions, should be shorting. Will either of them make money or is it all just inane drivel stemmed from the bitterness of missing out on 33% if they’d only bought in a few weeks ago. The only “space” we are watching Andy is the void between your ears. So go on make yourself some money or like savage do you not wanna make the jump?

Let’s stop engaging Savage, block the muppet, I done it months ago. Before Iran easyJet had a pattern and he missed the bus numerous times. Anyone with half a brain would have bought in at the lows or anything sub £4 yet here he still is with the same drivel. Bitter that he missed the bus again, whilst the rest of us are sitting quite happy. Jog on you bitter little man.

Max you may wish to read this post from yesterday, a distress takeover is pie in the sky. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/easyjet-play-bigger-than-bid-hector-pujadas-vkgcf