RE: EZJ29 May 2022 16:06
spunken, be prepared to be permanently unhappy then. Current EZJ marker cap (number of shares times the share price) is about £4bn. That's way too high for a company that is making no money and has high net debt. This year so far the firm has lost half a billion pounds. Looking at all the cancellations and bad publicity, together with nervousness among many consumers about the high cost of living (energy costs have practically doubled to about £3k a household annually; food is up about 50%; council rates, petrol, mortgages and everything else is rising dramatically). A lot of holidays are being deferred/cancelled by consumers themselves.
This current quarter for EZJ will also probably be loss-making. Q4 - who knows? imv there will be another £800m loss for the year which ends on Sept 30th. Market cap should be about £2bn imv. Maybe £3 per share maximum. And please don't tell me that the shareprice used to be £12. There were half as many shares back in those days and EZJ had no debt and paid dividends. We are at least two years away from profits and probably three years or more away from dividends. Save your boilerhouse pump'n'dumping for the penny shares.