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How did we finish up? The weirdest day ever, the buy price remained at 190p and sell at 185p all day, google chart just flipped flopped between the two, but there was no change at all, and hardly any sells shown all day. I'm not sure what to make of it, with all those buys no price movement upwards, and if there are hidden sells how cone nothing changed on that front either. Question is what the hell happened today?
Been testing the waters, this morning couldn't get a quite for more than 600k shares, I guess no mm had that level of capacity to sell. Now can't get a quote more than 250k. The buy price is fully stuck at 1.90 since yesterday afternoon. Won't be surprised that we may have reached the bottom.
Did a bit more research in this, noting airbus is one if rr's largest customer.
"The market would most likely accept a narrow miss for 2022, down to about 690 deliveries, but the larger story is what this means for guidance on deliveries for 2023," said Sash Tusa, aerospace analyst at UK-based Agency Partners.
The second analyst, who asked not to be identified, said: "If it misses by 10 airplanes nobody will really react but if it is 20, then it shows things are not where they need to be."
Jefferies analyst Chloe Lemarie cautioned it was challenging to assess whether this meant additional delays on top of what Airbus has communicated, but said delays could help engine maker Safran (SAF.PA) due to additional maintenance on older models.
Investors are awaiting guidance from Airbus on how many aircraft it plans to deliver in 2023. Analysts on average expect 820 deliveries next year, Lemarie wrote, citing consensus data.
Airbus slid 5.7% after Reuters reported the
planemaker may delay planned delivery dates of some medium-haul
aircraft in 2023 even as it races to meet delivery targets for
2022 in the face of supply chain and labour problems.
China needs to buy our well made vaccines, boost the uk economy. But they have such ego, they happy to sell low quality **** in us, but never buy quality stuff from the rest if the world. I do hope china's economy collapses if they don't change their ways.
Oil, the rsi touched 30% (14day mark) when it got to 300p last week, if it goes below that it will be only a few pence more, so we are in the oversold zone officially. My average is 329p, usually I would exit at 70% rsi at the overbought zone, but for hbr it may take 3 months to get there till next update, I will quit just above 50% rsi, hoping its way above 330p at that point.
Because they here for quick money and not done their due diligence before putting their money. Imagine if warren buffet just picks shares randomly he'll be a laughing stock.
If you want to be a serious investor try to think like Warren buffet.
I have said many times the best solution is for the major studios to get together and launch a new company to buy it out rather a single studio. Otherwise there will be issues on terms sharing profits with a cinema chain when a competitor has a upper advantage.
Doubt if amazon buying cine would impact their share price. Amazon mcap 1tril, cine debt 9bn. A 1% impact if they were to buy and cine world was a total loss for them.