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If passenger taxes stay the same, or are increased, then WizzAir is less likely to expand in the UK. For example there could otherwise have been an opportunity to take slots at Manchester where Aer Lingus is possibly closing its base. Passenger tax increase more impact on other airlines. If Wizz does drop some UK routes then I wouldn't be surprised because of opportunities elsewhere for greater margin a

Tax rises for working people: makes budget airlines more popular for those who can still afford to fly. Counteracted by some folk abandoning foreign flights altogether.

Frank6

2025 year end:£13.99

June 30th 2026: £15

2026 year end: £20

Yes B777Capt I can see caveats for using PE. £200m is a good benchmark.

Ryanair has declared it will "charge back into Ukraine" with 5m passengers within 12 months and 10m in 5 years. Wizz more ambitious and prepared but a price war may ensue. MOL character lends towards destroy the competition and probably ok to make a loss in the deluded belief he can have a significant impact. If Ukraine airport handling fees exceed those of the Spanish airports he's having tantrums over and boycotting, will he have a dilemma? Indeed will RYA have the aircraft to take on WizzAir's 10 to 12% growth?

Yes I can see caveats for using PE.

Ryanair has declared it will "charge back into Ukraine" with 5m passengers within 12 months and 10m in 5 years. Wizz more ambitious and prepared but a price war may ensue. MOL character is destroy the competition and probably ok to make a loss in the deluded belief he can have a significant impact. If Ukraine airport handling fees exceed those of the Spanish airpor

Depends how reliant Ukraine is on US tech to guide their missiles & drones. Plus how significant US sanctions are at crippling Russia. Can Ukraine continue, with the support of Europe. Maybe the reality is closer to Trump's ego - this new Fifa peace prize that's possibly going to be bestowed upon him. The inaugral award is scheduled for 5 December Washington DC.

Positive outcomes - WizzAir returns and Ukraine is rebuilt. SBU takes out Putin.

Well they always want to buy back as low as possible, so since it was yesterday maybe they did it in the closing cross trade reported at 16:35 I think it was £10.83? Depends what price they short sold at originally.

No sign of JP Morgan exiting their 2.2m short position yet.

Point72 Europe bought 144,760 shares yesterday. They have also now fallen off the radar, out of the group with 0.5% or more. Would expect to see more reported on Monday after today's rise.

Robbren58 an element of both. Shorters take profits too. Buying frenzy using previously shorted shares. Price starts to shoot up. Traders join in. Shorters sell at the top, drive it down. Along with traders selling.

The fact it's gone below where it started to me also points at shorters.

Shorters struggling to contain it. Straining above 150. Will possibly test 1200 soon. At some point they will have to buy themselves out then the rise will be a meteoric squeeeeeze. 7m shares to buy back. 💥

ALL of us guys give you a hard time? OOOH you do exaggerate dear 😯🧐

Where's Johnbri gone? And pogo-ego?

What's going on? Bonkers.

Nicely nudging into the 1100s like an A321 turning on the runway & positioning for takeoff clearance ✈️

Now up 12% from the recent low of 968.5p. Way to go 💪

777 >>"In any case at some point soon We're expecting to start an irreversible upward trend."

Irreversible? 🧐🤔

As I was saying ......🤓

Back up to 1050 let's see the shorters try harder please 🧐👀🤣

Wrestled back down by the shorters but this strategy can only work for so long.

Good chunky profits £600m but I noticed a 7% decline in flight only ticket yield per sector. Although overall ticket revenue was up from £533m to 579m - presumably more seat capacity?

Pogo seems to exhibit a complex of grandiose egotistical patronising condescending boastful and arrogant behaviour. I find his obsession with the trading views of WizzAir private investors fascinating.

If you want to change the world, take a look at yourself and make that change.

A £225,000 investment. Astute move perhaps. Was he given the nod 🤓

Pogo

Maybe in the short term it's a bigger possibility. {I meant to say "I would NOT be surprised" ....if the short position goes up towards 10%}

However, the lower the SP goes the bigger the explosive release. The more intense the short squeeze. There will come a time when the shorting strategy I describe is no longer effective. WizzAir profit growth and the other factors ripe for improvement all point to this. Credit rating, grounded aircraft returning, CEE market growth, lower cost aircraft, Ukraine resolution etc. I remain a LTH.