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Tomaaa Yes not surprisingly trading volume was 135% above the average 46.6m shares compared with 19.8m a 3.3% move is normal price action.

Tomaaa.. Please read the leaves.. 285 was held today and the price closed above 290 at the close job done! (Accumulators are in full charge this flight..) Just have a look at today's volume of 46.6m compared with the 19.8m avgvol.

Merry Xmas and all the best GLA

Tomaaa I would tend to agree. The current chart leaves me to believe that the relative support lies in the 280-290 range in the 10-minute timeframe. This level was once a point of resistance in early December, but now it seems to be serving as a supportive pillar. To truly gauge whether this trend will continue or reverse, we need to see a price fluctuation that decisively exits this support zone. If you take a wider view of the chart, you'll notice that this pattern resembles the one observed from the 8th to the 23rd of November. Just envision a horizontal line stretching from the noon price on the 8th of November.

Mad Friday today is the biggest day of the month for office Christmas parties so the US market might be out jolly partying🎉

SP Is trading within 5% which is normal noise i.e. 3 +/- 15p on either side

H18. Agree with the usual Zig/Zag +/- 5 % range bound trading between 285-315 give or take a penny 😂

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Billy, thank you I would be more than tempted to agree with you, especially with Turbo Tufan in charge of this nuclear rocket which already has plans for it to also be able to work on the moon as well as it has done below the sea for many decades, onward and upwards.

Ahoy, mates! Prepare to embark on a voyage of financial fortune, as we analyze the stock market winds. Yesterday, the average volume of shares traded surpassed 24 million, a significant increase from the average of 18.7 million shares. This surge indicates that buyers are actively accumulating stocks, fueling the upward momentum.

Since August 2022, the company's earnings per share, or EPS, has tripled, while the share price has doubled from 150 to 300. This remarkable growth demonstrates the company's financial strength and its potential for further gains.

The current share price is firmly heading towards £4.50. However, the exact timing of this milestone remains uncertain. To shed light on this, let's consult our trusty tea leaves.

Last year, the share price dipped to a low of 65.2, before breaking through a barrier at 213.26, representing a staggering 297% increase. By extrapolating this pattern into the future, we can project the next price levels on the charts to be around £4.25.

Of course, market turbulence and variances cannot be entirely accounted for. Nevertheless, our tea leaves indicate that the share price could reach £4.25 as early as Week 28 of 2025 or as late as Week 35 of 2026.

In the meantime, let's hoist the sails and ride the winds of fortune, hoping for a fair breeze and a speedy journey to our destination. With Nettles at the helm, we'll chart a course towards financial success, much faster than even our tea leaves predict.

At 300 +/- 5 % ie 15p unless it drops below 285 or above 315 it's basically in a trading holding pattern and just market range noise IMOO

The stock has truly taken flight, soaring to heights unseen since the great grounding of '20. Now, it's back on track, its eyes set on the 12-mark, a summit it last conquered back in '14 when those pesky engine troubles forced it back down to terra firma by more than 50% in less than 2 years.

Analysts' consensus target price is 306.96 which is the average based on 20 ratings

''I mean they did sell some more engines this year and they are now one step ahead of the airfraimers with ultrafan not having any customers yet and being 'shelved' until someone wants to utilise the tech. A customer for this would be more beneficial in the mid term for the sp in my view.''

My point is clear/frank as A17 confirmed they already control 55% of the Widebody market that advantage is GOLD.. IMO DYOR GLA and Good Night

RegalM. While I appreciate the enthusiasm for the company's prospects, I believe the current share price rally is largely driven by optimism surrounding the post-COVID recovery and overinflated expectations for the SMR (Small Modular Reactor) business.

Reinstating dividends or buybacks would require significant cash flow generation, which is not guaranteed in the near term. While I share the optimism about Tufan's leadership and his ability to steer the company towards a more financially disciplined approach, the debt burden of nearly £3 billion remains a significant hurdle.

The SMR business, while potentially game-changing, is still in its nascent stages. The technological challenges and regulatory approvals are substantial hurdles, and the timeline for significant revenue generation is uncertain. The potential for government changes and global concerns regarding nuclear proliferation adds further layers of complexity and uncertainty to the SMR narrative.

While I acknowledge the recovery in air travel demand, the underlying profitability of the airline industry is still fragile. Rising fuel costs, labour shortages, and intense competition are putting pressure on margins. Any unforeseen geopolitical events or economic downturns could further dampen the recovery and hurt the company's performance.

I believe it's prudent to approach the stock with caution and manage expectations accordingly. While there are promising developments, the path to sustainable profitability and share price growth is likely to be more gradual than some investors might anticipate.

TMS > I 2nd that 100% of the numbers are fact and add that Greg Fitzgerald also personally added to his holdings regularly while still within his exceptional 40 years of experience/faith in the industry/business my prediction is this should/could hit the high teens within 3-5 years and Vistry become part of the nett profit 1B club members by that time.

Here is why Vistry could achieve a net profit of over £1 billion in the next 3-5 years. The company has a strong track record of growth, and the UK housing market is expected to remain buoyant in the coming years. In addition, Vistry has several strategic initiatives in place that are designed to boost its profitability.

Yes, you heard it here first TMS/SB, Here are some reasons/factors that support Vistry's potential to reach £1 billion in net profit:

Strong track record of growth: Vistry has a long history of strong financial performance. The company's adjusted operating profit has grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10% over the past five years.

Buoyant housing market: The UK housing market is expected to remain strong in the coming years, with demand for new homes outstripping supply. This is likely to support Vistry's sales and profitability.

Strategic initiatives: Vistry is implementing several strategic initiatives that are designed to boost its profitability. These initiatives include:

Focus on high-margin partnerships: Vistry is focusing on partnerships with institutional investors, which tend to offer higher margins than private sales.

Investment in land acquisition: Vistry is investing in land acquisition to ensure it has a pipeline of projects that will support its growth plans.

Improved operational efficiency: Vistry is focused on improving its operational efficiency to reduce costs and increase margins.

Overall, several positive factors suggest that Vistry could achieve a net profit of over £1 billion in the next 3-5 years. The company has a strong track record of growth, the UK housing market is expected to remain buoyant, and Vistry has several strategic initiatives in place that are designed to boost its profitability. AGW IMOO DYOR GLA

TheMoneyShark I fully agree and would just add that their decision to fully move into 'partnerships' seems to have been a good strategic move considering the current lack of housing and for a foreseeable timeline.

Radika it's the opposite of dilution i.e. the dividend size/slices of the cake get larger as there is a reduced number of shares in circulation following the buybacks.

Peak thanks enjoy the voyage ATB.

Trello glad you are enjoying reading the tea leaves best wishes to you too GLA