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Calm down dears. It’ll all be fine. Give it a few days. I wouldn’t be surprised if tomorrow’s a zinger. If not, grab a package holiday and check in again in a few weeks.

Sounds like there are insiders coming out with additional knowledge here. My only hope is they’re giving details to the FCA and AIM REGULATION today. Today. Before yet more dross happens.

aimregulation (at) londonstockexchange (dot com), and market.abuse (at) fca (dot org dot uk).

Inside details from those in the know will have much more effect than others of us speculating. Please take 10 mins to push this.

Travesty.

Ria, please tell us 1) how soon HAYD will run out of cash, 2) how they will get more, and 3) how that will affect us shareholders?

Markets near the top? The FTSE 250’s still lower than it was 6 years ago and has flatlined for the last year. Things are only just gearing up. TUI’s supposed enterprise value according to current share price is a fraction of what it was pre-pandemic, despite record travel figures across the industry. Hence my bullishness, lack of concern, support for the mole, and the majority of my limit orders between 900 and 1300. I wouldn’t risk a day out of the market from here — better to hold for longer term gains and avoid missing a correction imhv.

What a hammering this morning eh. A bruising strike in the game of whack a mole. My money’s on the mole.

It really is incredible how long it can take for some people at the top suffering from disasters left right and centre to realise that THEY are the problem. Step aside and let objective minds sort out the mess.

Dominoes. Ugh. Becoming a one-man band called Nigel. Soon he’ll be interim cleaning operative too.

She’s probably away on a package holiday atm like everyone else

For anyone frustrated that they missed out on this 5% rise, do consider dear old TUI whose own results are out in just over a week’s time and whose share price has been even more depressed than IAG by its recent rights issue. I’m v bullish on it. Good luck to all (but especially me).

Agreed. Record first-half operating profit. Another example of strong results within the travel industry. Surely the TUI naysayers must be getting the picture now?

Answer:

A load more than current, even taking debt into consideration.

Alas. I thought my provocative question might spark a bit of debate. As a previous contributor said, Wakey Wakey.

Question:

What was TUI’s pre-pandemic market cap?

Thanks Mike. Good news. Hopefully they’ll think better of another one.

Meanwhile nice solid comfy memory-foam bed being established here at 610. Looking good. Onwards and upwards.

If I was cruising at 70 on the motorway and the person in front of me dropped to 63.5 I’d be right up their backside and then overtaking on the inside. Helpful?

I sympathise with the premature ejaculation, but the party’s only just getting started for us LTHs.

When the market turns it’s short-play traders who regret missing the longer runs. Patience all. Only just beginning. FWIW I’ve got several limit orders set, ranging from 900ish til 1300ish. Nothing below that. In for the long haul.

Keep an eye on the Dow, specifically will it properly break through its upper limits from the last month.

Compare the 1 month and 3 month charts of the Dow to the same periods for Tui.

Just saying. Globalisation. Tui set for hefty rise in my view as wider market fears subside.

Tomorrow feels like an important day. After all these end-of-the-week dips, if it can hold 600 or better that would be spiffing. Fingers crossed, fellow LTHs.

Wawa-wiiwa this board’s turned sour since I last logged on. Lighten up folks :) This used to be one of the more pleasant boards. Sunshine and roses and all that. Beaches and cruise ships.