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This will be back up on Monday.
I have seen this many time. look at Boo when to 30p, then someday when to 41p.
Fantastic chance to buy..!
TUI (LSE:TUI) was decimated by the pandemic. I’m hardly surprised that its share price has plummeted 55.5% in the past year. Currently trading at 164p, the firm has incurred heavy losses over the past two years.
Fast-forward one year, to September 2021, and pre-tax losses had narrowed slightly to €2.4bn. While this gave me confidence that a potential recovery was in progress, this is still a significant loss.
This was caused, of course, by a lack of international travel. When the pandemic struck, almost every country closed its borders and introduced tight entry restrictions. This severely limited TUI’s ability to operate.
Recently, however, the business has stated that summer bookings for 2022 are running at about 85% of 2019 levels, while losses halved for the six months to 31 March. Over those same six months, revenue jumped to €2.1bn, from €248m for the same period in 2021.
There are still challenges ahead, like staff shortages, but if TUI can get back to full working order, I think the share price could move markedly higher in the coming months.
Fantastic chance to buy..!
TUI (LSE:TUI) was decimated by the pandemic. I’m hardly surprised that its share price has plummeted 55.5% in the past year. Currently trading at 164p, the firm has incurred heavy losses over the past two years.
Investors are coming back in RR. Great value.
Shorts will be closing soon.
Now 68p now. things are moving.
Go Go Go RRRRR.
US cash moving into UK. RR. is bargain at this price.
This is moving now 67.34. Boom
Check out RR. ready for next rocket.
The next swing on RR. it has started to move now.
Time to move to RR
Great buying opportunity.
Look at BOO 30p down 15% now up 8% at 39p.
Robust financial position underpins strategic investments
The Group continues to maintain a robust balance sheet, with £315 million of gross cash and low levels of net debt (£10 million) at the end of the first half, giving significant liquidity headroom that supports selective investments into strategic growth initiatives.
Robust financial position underpins strategic investments
The Group continues to maintain a robust balance sheet, with £315 million of gross cash and low levels of net debt (£10 million) at the end of the first half, giving significant liquidity headroom that supports selective investments into strategic growth initiatives.
Rocketing back up now.
30p to 36p now... Boom..!
I can't believe how the BOD have messed this business up.
There should be an investigate on how they have spent the 30 million.
We should take legal Action again the BOD for misconduct and mismanagement. we should sue for compensation.
The sale process should have been managed better Morrison vs Asda. Tesco might have come in too.
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2022/05/what-next-for-mccolls-under-morrisons/
Boom 1.9p what is going on. this is moving fast.
boom 1.66p now heading for 2p now.
1.5p has been broken now.
1.45p now moving fast now. load up quickly.