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Haha, I appreciate your optimism!

Motley Fool could stand by a faeces in a public toilet and create two posts about it, within a day of each other.

One would say,

"10 reasons this feaces is way undervalued"

and the other, by a different author would say,

"I think that the feaces share price is going to plummet, here's why"

I'm back in. Despite lots of noise, the signal from IAG is undeniably positive, especially in areas where market vulnerability was noted- particularly the trans-atlantic market.

Based on fundamentals, one can't view IAG as anything other than very appealing based on today's results. Paired with the fact that Q3 and Q4 SQ tends to be positively trending, I can't think of a reason not to be invested. If someone wants to argue with me on that I would welcome a thesis that explains otherwise.

I wish i was a millionaire.

I recently had to make the switch from McVities biscuits to Aldis own and they definitely arent as nice

Q3 and Q4 tend to be good quarters for IAG Share Price so while I did dump at the start of the week, I'm certainly not mentally disinvested and I'll re-enter at anything which is close to decent EPS. It's also why I'm closely watching for news here.

My concern with IAG is the contamination coming from the American sector. Someone mentioned before that the US is looking spooky. I agree. I think their entire economy is being artificially buoyed at the moment - the Chinese gave them a real scare a couple of months ago via an attack on bonds that went much deeper than perhaps expected. If America goes then so will IAG unfortunately.

Re gambling, if you can't handle big price actions then this is the wrong stock 🙂.

Justin, Filter is very close to where one writes comments.

Really interested to see what happens on open today for Ryanair, it looked a bit pessimistic on Friday. Easyjet posted good results but had a tough day- the market can be so odd sometimes.

Sold the whole stack this morning- im going to wait it out until after IAG results. Its getting parked the in global index for a couple of weeks with the rest.

Good luck to those still invested, ill be back soon hopefully- things looking too choppy for the mortage fund at the mo. Wife likes it when the line goes up but doesnt like it when the line goes down.

Stop loss are useful if you want to go on holiday or take a break. Otherwise I would probably just keep an eye on things manually.

The reason for that is that stop loss make you vulnerable to shenanigans from market makers- especially around open or less so at close.

If I was going to set one id probably set it at 368.

The question is what to do before results day. I tend to get a little spooked when the SP has had really good momentum in the run up to results. That tends to indicate more downside than upside potential

Haven't had mine, expecting it tomorrow.

Does anyone actually file a Modelo 210 form when they sell IAG? I feel like the cost of organizing hand delivering it to Madrid is actually worse than paying the fine.

I had a conversation with my broker about this and they really didn't seem fussed about not filing it.

i know this is slightly off topic and i generally try my best not to derail this forum. but, once again essential uk infrastructure is being bought up by foreign investment. once again profits on uk soil are being funnelled out of the uk economy. i'm sick to death of seeing this. it feels like there isn't a single part of uk essential infrastructure that isn't parasitised.

call me silly (or tell me it works both ways), but i don't want to see the huge heathrow revenues being siphoned off to saudi coffers when i'm constantly remind how **** the uk economy is.

I'm genuinely going to chuckle if we finish green today.

Id put money on a 30 day breakout coming at some point this week. I wouldn't want to bet on the direction though

A nice example of a bearish pennant signal has formed.

I'm not a zealot so I don't really care, but it is there- and it could be self fulfilling

My guess it they're doing some kind of dynamic pricing rather than this being a bug

Yes I consistently have issues when booking. A few times it has quite literally led me to book with another carrier if at short notice.

BAs servers have got some serious jank either written into them or they have some horrible technical debt they haven't cleaned up. It is a horrendous service.

Whenever I run into issues I do get a little tickle that costs were probably saved on IT infrastructure with the shareholders in mind. It's an absolute dinosaur.

Yep, mia culpa also. Did not expect this.

I enjoy the saying

"Markets can stay illogical longer than you can stay solvent"!

It will continue to be surpressed while they're launching scuds at each other. It won't go near recent highs until we get some good news, at which point it will rocket. You could easily miss the boat on that if it comes overnight - you're at a significant disadvantage with out-of-hours news than someone with their mitts on a terminal near or in the exchange. You simply will not win.

The only thing that's guaranteed over the next few weeks is volatility. Could recover in two weeks, could be two months.

Ok, clearly lots of clowning going on as usual as I have about 20 filtered posts. I'll try to bring it back to the reality of what this board is actually for.

Share price is going to take a beating early next week without a doubt. How it will perform following that is completely dependent on the situation in the Middle East. Id ask people to consider one thing. It really doesn't matter if this is chronic or acute- are the public going to stop flying? Will oil suddenly become scarce? No, of course not.

This conflict is marginally relevant to IAG at best. Markets are reacting as expected and they will zip back up on good news. If you think you can time it, now is when to make money. If you're not as confident, just leave your portfolio alone. Most importantly do NOT sell on the way down, as some clever clogs will take your money off you.

My position on this is that I didn't sell on day one last week (I'm on holiday and wife has understandably banned trading) so it's time to ride the rollercoaster.

Could not agree more. This is tree-shaking so big money can load up at a discount. Don't be fooled by it. If I had liquidity right now I'd be buying more