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Today's The Times: Today's The Times: Profits at easyJet, led by Johan Lundgren, up as rivals crash out. easyJet (EZJ) is set to report surging profits after benefiting from the demise of rivals, including Monarch. The budget carrier’s boss, Johan Lundgren, is expected to set new growth targets when he reports results for the year to the end of September on Tuesday. Analysts expect easyJet, Europe’s second-biggest carrier behind Ryanair, to post profits of £570m- £580m, versus £385m a year ago, on about £5.8bn of sales. EasyJet benefited from Monarch’s collapse in October last year, and Air Berlin’s demise in August. STOB Andrew Tinkler wins round one in legal bout with Stobart Group. Stobart Group Ltd. (STOB) has lost one High Court clash against its controversial former chief executive Andrew Tinkler — but a second case continues. Stobart took Tinkler to court over £4m of tax liabilities related to WA Developments, a company bought by Stobart from Tinkler and his business partner William Stobart in 2008, when Tinkler was about to become boss. On Friday, Stobart lost the case. It said it would appeal, adding: “The board has a duty to try to recover monies it believes are owed.” Tinkler, 55, is still fighting a second case brought by Stobart. He denies alleged breaches of fiduciary duty.

And I've found a few of our posts that contravene LSE rules so you've been reported. I've also screenshotted a few of your posts that I felt Flybe Investor Relations might be interested in seeing. I hope you have deep pockets Julian.

Julian - filtered

Dont be a wa nker all your life toastal

Exactly Maltloaf it's herd mentality. And going against the herd - investing when blood is on the streets especially your own - is the Warren Buffet way

Toastal - filtered

Flightman it's my beluef that with the quantity being sold by IIs, there must be other IIs buying those same shares - since someone must be buying them. The quantities or rather the volume being traded is too great for retail.

Today's The Times: Profits at easyJet, led by Johan Lundgren, up as rivals crash out. easyJet (EZJ) is set to report surging profits after benefiting from the demise of rivals, including Monarch. The budget carrier’s boss, Johan Lundgren, is expected to set new growth targets when he reports results for the year to the end of September on Tuesday. Analysts expect easyJet, Europe’s second-biggest carrier behind Ryanair, to post profits of £570m- £580m, versus £385m a year ago, on about £5.8bn of sales. EasyJet benefited from Monarch’s collapse in October last year, and Air Berlin’s demise in August. STOB Andrew Tinkler wins round one in legal bout with Stobart Group. Stobart Group Ltd. (STOB) has lost one High Court clash against its controversial former chief executive Andrew Tinkler — but a second case continues. Stobart took Tinkler to court over £4m of tax liabilities related to WA Developments, a company bought by Stobart from Tinkler and his business partner William Stobart in 2008, when Tinkler was about to become boss. On Friday, Stobart lost the case. It said it would appeal, adding: “The board has a duty to try to recover monies it believes are owed.” Tinkler, 55, is still fighting a second case brought by Stobart. He denies alleged breaches of fiduciary duty.

AIG (which owns BA for the numpties on here who keep saying BA won't possibly make a bid but AIG might lol) article in today's Daily Mail: IAG International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (CDI) (IAG) – BA sues U.S. outsourcing giant CBRE over its computer chaos which cost the airline £58m with 672 flights cancelled. British Airways has launched a legal battle with a US outsourcing giant that bosses blame for a £58 million IT meltdown which left tens of thousands of passengers stranded. The Mail on Sunday has learned that BA is suing CBRE in London’s High Court over the Heathrow computer crash which forced the airline to cancel 672 flights over three days. BA, which is part of the FTSE 100 firm International Airlines Group, has appointed Linklaters, one of the ‘Magic Circle’ of leading City law firms, to bring the claim against CBRE Managed Services, a subsidiary of the £11 billion-valued US company.

15-16p I'd say. It's interesting that there's no further negatively in The Telegraph and DM today. Could it be that FLYB have contacted the press asking them to hang fire for the imminent big bidding war news or possibly stonewalled them due to their bad behaviour last week?

Tabither09 thanks for that. This should boost flights over winter. I've filtered a few of the derampers on here and reported one in particular who should be losing their account for contravening bb rules (Julian38).

Julian it was plunging because an II was offloading. Once offloaded it goes back up. Some must have been buyng the shares that were being offloaded.

Julian your "I have one account Scully." post doesn't warrant 3 recommedations...I think you slipped up there lol.

I agree the DM and Telegraph are a disgrace. I've cancelled DM this week on the back of their sold hangar to keep flying article. And the Telegraph's sokd their HQ headline is shocking lies especially as they clarified "part of" their Hq in the opening paragraph.

Julian38 how many accounts do you have then? I keep my account logged in on my phone and have just checjed around every hour today, read the hours worth of posts and made a few comments. You must have literally been at it all day.

So your post just then do you use your Julian account to post then log in with a couple of your other accounts to recommend your own post. It must be exhausting for you all for £2k invested lol asif

Julian38 makes a ridiculous post out of the blue and gets 3 recommendations lol. Proves my poit about a group of derampers. Looks like many are extremely worried about their shorts burning on Monday after the fantastic research that has been uncovered this afternoon..well done guys about the value of the slots!

Look at Souldoubt's post from 4pm today it has 6 recommendations and is a complete lie, so there's definitively a team of derampers on here this weekend...this only means one thing, they are very, very worried about their shorts..funny how theysay they have jo position and are just on here "creating balance" or "helping people".

Part of his post from 4pm with 6 recommendations:
"The recent sale of their hanger, which surely must be considered a key asset..."

Thanks taylot - I agree there's a deramping group at work here. These idiots actually think they can affect the share price too lol.

A good article from today https://www.headforpoints.com/2018/11/17/why-flybe-will-not-go-bankrupt/

https://www.headforpoints.com/2018/11/17/why-flybe-will-not-go-bankrupt/ a good post from today - very balanced