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Citadel Advisors reduced its short position by 0.10 per cent and Citadel Europe reduced by 0.07 per cent yesterday. Another victory for the long term shareholder. We will no doubt learn of further reductions that took place today on Monday.
Like most posters here, I have the obvious suspects on filter and am happy to read that most take the view that the share price will increase post results. I do however find the growing short positions quite concerning. A third hedge fund yesterday joined Citadel and Shaw with short positions. Kintbury opened with a 0.51 per cent short. Total shares out on loan now is equivalent to 2.93 per cent.
These crazy forecasts are relentless Johnbri4. Someone posted over last weekend that the share price could reach 200 pence by this Friday. Really ?? Wholly incorrect. Just like all the other fantasists/uninformed guessers.
Frankly I am not interested in what anyone buys or sells or how much money one makes or loses. I am also not interested in poster forecasts, most are incorrect. Only fools try to predict the movement of the market. Just post relevant information about THIS company please.
** Berenberg refreshes its bottom-up capacity model for the
European airlines, as it sees leisure leading the way, with 2022
looking promising for shorthaul pricing (estimates shorthaul
capacity at 85% of 2019 levels in 2022)
** Although not in its base case, the broker says that
airline failures leave potential for further supply cuts in 2022
and potential upside to pricing and improved market
consolidation
** With adoption of the EU travel pass enabling more evenly
spread demand the competitive overlaps among low-cost carriers
are beginning to reverse, it adds
** Berenberg says significant downsizing by Alitalia and
Norwegian should benefit the competitive environment and pricing
on both Ryanair RYA.I and easyJet's EZJ.L network in 2022
** The broker expects the UK's remaining disproportionate
travel requirements to be removed by the summer of 2022, and to
benefit easyJet the most, it ups the British airline to "buy" as
it sees the company well placed to benefit from a stronger
pricing environment in 2022
** The broker says that changes to EU Emissions Trading
System (ETS) rules and carbon credit price inflation will make
carbon costs more onerous than previously anticipated
** Berenberg up Lufthansa to "hold" and reiterates "sell"
rating on Air France KLM AIRF.PA , saying that despite the
risks, ticket price increases should be able to make up for
credit cost inflation for both companies
** The broker cuts Wizz Air WIZZ.L to "hold" as its
valuation premium versus Ryanair looks stretched
** It also downgrades IAG to "hold", given heightened equity
dilution risk which may weigh on shares early next year
** Adds Ryanair remains Berenberg's top pick, as it expects
the balance sheet of Europe's biggest airline should weather any
difficulties in winter while the arrival of c60 MAX aircraft
will enable it to aggressively take share in summer 2022
I would be pleased if that were to be the case philhaslam. Any update, good or bad would be welcomed, at least then we can make a reasoned decision as to whether these shares are still worth holding onto.
Well, the last time I posted here in May 21, the share price was 306 pence. Four and a half months later the price is fifteen per cent lower despite zero core debt and forecast profit before tax this financial year to be around the £50m mark. The biggest disappointment for me is that the board of directors continue to treat the shareholders as growing mushrooms. Mr Kendrick clearly has no time for investors. I wish I had not reinvested in this company. Our board need to be reminded that they oversee a PUBLIC Limited Company. Poor communication with the stock market only leads to disillusioned investors. Wake up and provide us with a trading statement.
I filtered Big Blue a long while ago but judging by the reaction of some posters to his/her comments suggests that this individual is showing the classic symptoms of the above. My apologies to those whose sole interest is company information, as it is mine.
One day Falklandinvestor you will be correct according to the law of probability. Sundezena, you are relying upon an old man who clearly should not be the Commander in Chief to open the borders of the United States. It is a worrying situation to find a World power under the control of someone who is so weak.
I stand by this quote FTSE12 but your negative stance and your lack of investment have changed my sentiment, much like brokers. I believe that you are indeed a wise investor but you could transfer your negative energy here into more positive contributions elsewhere. I just can’t see why you continue to post negative sentiment when you have so much more to give elsewhere. I post where I am invested. I never share personal positions and I never make predictions, all of which you did in one post.