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I said 'Inputs' this would be the price of oil currently and other economic factors, again I am no expert on this, I am just trying to think about it with the little common sense I have.
Reppyrr, Why would it be manipulation if the results are not as good as expected and the share price drops?
Apparently the SP is moved up or down by algorithms but inputs must be by a human, the Market Makers can decide what they will buy and sell at, but if a lot of people are selling they must adjust their prices accordingly, they are regulated but not to the point where they are forced to make a loss.
Anyway this how I see things, but I am no expert.
I need to rant, 'CHEAP ENERGY', Centrica who own British Gas have craftily been overcharging us funneling profits from British Gas into Centrica, it has been estimated it equates to £400 per household this year, their net income was 4.15 Billion up from 82 Million. What a country to live in.
Stumpy, you are right over time, but this is a new generation, why think of the future when you can buy a BMW today.
I don't know about the rest of you but I had to pay rent and save for a mortgage, some people will do this living at home with their parents but some will move out. If you decide its not worth saving for mortgage you have free money if you are renting. I once came first in my class in a maths test, true story.
The number of households occupied by private renters in England has increased gradually since 2000. From two million in 2000, the number of households reached 4.61 million in 2022, followed a slight decline to 4.6 million households in 2023.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/286444/england-number-of-private-rented-households/#:~:text=The%20number%20of%20households%20occupied%20by%20private%20renters,slight%20decline%20to%204.6%20million%20households%20in%202023.
Thinking about it, maybe Ryaniar can't offer their own rental cars and hotels etc, hmmmm
I don't see it all being one way for TUI, but they may be able to put together 'packages' which they can also discount when volume is low to attract people and fill hotels, that's if this is how its going to work, I'm no expert..........
Not sure what Ryanairs problem is with companies scraping their flight price data if they are getting paid, flight is £100 bookingdotcom give them £100, I can only guess Ryanair is fiddling customers on their own site.
Savage, I do agree with you in many ways, on the flip side one financial advisor I heard said many people have given up on saving for a mortgage and have decided it will never happen, they are now simply spending thier money on what they want, also the well off will have money, so who knows I am not saying you are wrong.
This is all of it,
Moody's on Wednesday raised its corporate family rating on Tui TUI1 to B1 from B2, with a positive outlook.
The rating action is backed by the travel and tourism company's improved credit metrics and growth in all segments due to continued strong pricing and leisure travel demand in fiscal 2023. It also points to a "resilient" travel demand as Tui's summer bookings remain ahead of the prior year.
Meanwhile, the positive outlook reflects Moody's expectation for Tui to maintain available liquidity above 1.5 billion euros at all times.
Moody's likes us.
Moody's on Wednesday raised its corporate family rating on Tui to B1 from B2, with a positive outlook.
https://www.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20240214:G2334087:0/
Constructive critism is ok in my book.
Looks like this will take us from 507 million to 557 million shares roughly, so 10% ish, plus bonds.
Correct me if I am wrong.
I take it you think this will happen before the change over in exchanges??
The future looks bright for TUI share holders, but this is on the requirement they turn positive year on year, Mary posted some good info on TUI's financials, I won't post negativity here but if you look into the financials you will realise this (as many of you do), if you have a vast amount of your portfolio in TUI you need to monitor its progress very carefully.
I think leaving the LSE is good for our TUI shares, but is it good for our country....no, this country has been getting worse for a while, there is more to London than just trading shares but we are slowly heading downwards, the idiots will tell you its because of one factor but this has been happening for a while now, we don't invest in industry/manufacturing either, we have no path for our economic future, I myself will try and make money where I can and look after my relatives if possible.
"At the turn of the century, UK stocks and shares accounted for around half of the money tied up in UK pension funds. Today they represent less than 10pc of assets.
The problem is being exacerbated by the sheer number of British companies that have been sold to foreign rivals and private equity but also by the dearth of new companies joining the public market.
The number of UK-listed companies has fallen by 40pc since 2008. Yet, while the Nasdaq raised $13bn in 2023 from new share issues, the London Stock Exchange raised a paltry $972m. It was the first time the LSE has failed to hit the $1bn mark since records began in 1995, according to data from Dealogic."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-london-stock-market-s-decline-is-starting-to-look-terminal/ar-BB1hZwVD
NO, I think Cev has rightly said you adjust as more news comes in.
Thanks Mary everything looks positive going forward, Earnings before income tax has reduced from -272 (Year 2023) to -103 (Year 2024), will this be because they are still paying debt from Covid?? Just trying to understand how the debt comes into these figures.
But it all looks very good going forwards with increased bookings.
https://www.tuigroup.com/damfiles/default/tuigroup-15/de/medien/PDF-Pressemitteilungen/2024/2024-02-12-kennzahlen-tabellen/SN_2024_Quartalsbericht-Q1_EN_IR-Tabellen-Dokument.pdf-38cac4be69eb93686b9112d5af768f7d.pdf
A17, is soldering his 'Speak & Spell' this was an electronic game from the late 1970's, spelling is very important and something we should all strive to excel at.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=spelling+game+electronic&form=HDRSC3&first=1
Peakdread, please don't try and understand, just ignore it.
Great eafster, so we are first to reach the 2nd stage if this article is correct and it seems to keep on target Rolls are getting help from GE to stay on track and progress safely, looks like GE will go through the 2nd stage soon also, the industry has said there is a shortage of people with expertise in the Nuclear industry, Rolls can if they wish develop anything they need once up and running, everything looks good.
And yes the core of Rolls is not smr's and should not really matter as much on the share price, but I find it all exciting.
"The Rolls-Royce SMR, a 470 MWe design based on a small PWR, has progressed to the second stage of the UK's Generic Design Assessment, the only SMR to reach that stage so far."