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GLA: looking like a risk off day.

@Sum: I have just caught your thread, I believe you are referring to EV (Enterprise Value). If I wanted to buy saga, I would have to buy the Market Capitalisation plus the debt, as this is what the company owes and represents the true value of the company. The fall was unexpected and like a lot of newbies on the sidelines, this is now on the radar.

Lovely fade towards the end, another 2 days like this and we might just see them beautiful stop losses being fired off.

Loving this price reversal, and it will be the icing on the cake if it drops below 50p on Thursday.

I jumped into 888 after the drop at 67p and fortunately jumped out before it went into freefall. Full year trading figures and first quarters out the end of next week which will provide an indication. The big story is the white paper and what it states about serious gamblers, if gamblers have to prove they can afford to bet the industry will go underground. Not for the nervous, but massive upside if everything aligns. Disappointed in the uptick today, but if it dips under 50p on Thursday, I will use my full ISA allowance on it.

The time to make a decision about a RI is the day before it goes ex rights. I remember doing this with IAG in September 2020. I had a feeling it would go bad, so sold out the day before, what happened next was that the SP value was trading less than the RI price. IMO once you are in the ex Rights time zone, the only option is buy your full allocation, if you can’t, tail swallow. It ok hanging about to Thursday, but if the price bombs, your rights will be worth feck all. That is why the price always dips on the first couple of days, as the nervous sell their rights and normally their shares. My view is that the price will stabilise and like RR could be a nice earner in the coming years. I don’t have a lot of TUI shares, about 600, but I was never in doubt about taking my allocation and have already signed up to do so. That said, they are in my SIPP account, so I have a long term horizon of 5 years plus. Regarding, my trading account, I would never have entertained them.. IMO the price has stabilised, in September 2020 (IAG) the world looked very different and we didn’t even have a cure for Covid. The world is full of weary people and they all want a fecking holiday. GLA.

@Kus: Don’t worry, mine are not there. They will appear today or tomorrow.

Chaps, I am going to give you a wee bit of advice, don’t quote Barren Wuffett, it makes you sound like a knob and a novice.

When it drops below 50p, I can assure you, I will be jumping in with both feet.

This is going to get pushed down below 50p to fire off all them stop losses.

Give me a divi anytime over a buyback. Once upon a time people only bought shares for a dividend, that is why share trading evolved. You bought them, sat on them and lived off the proceeds and looked in the telegraph on a Thursday and the Tines on a Sunday to see how they were doing. The problem today is that most investors can’t hold a share for a nanosecond. The City loves that.

I managed to get out of this dog at 53p last week and sucking in a 10% loss. There is too much overhang on the shares, it will need a great set of results to get this out of the stalls. GLA.

Hi chaps, not long now, I hope it stays suspended until the 6th of April so I can top up my trading account. I check in every morning looking for the RNS as it will be a quick burner when it gets listed. The first 15 minutes will be Volatility on Crack.

@Longterm: The poo is the reason. IAG hedge 60% of their fuel so the current saving are huge.

Oil down to $71, lowest price since March 2021. Let’s hope the oilers and the bankers do all the heavy lifting today.

Well I would take that on a Sunday night at 10:30pm, considering the turmoil, S&P futures showing 0..6% to the good.

UBS deal gone through for 2 Billion which will be ratified before the Asian markets open tonight, hopefully it will be the plug that brings this nonsense to an end. It was Donald’s fault raising the inspection limit to 250 billion from 50 billion which meant the likes of SVB and other provincial banks were operating under the radar. European and the top 10 banks in America are extremely well funded. The truth is that the markets were itching for a panic and some people are going to make a shi-t load of money from this. This might just turn out to be a very blue week.

I forgot to mention Paddyboy, I am hoping Revb does not come back until after the 5th of April, that is a a great share to trade. I am hoping one two II’s pull the plug and create some nice buying opportunities, despite the crazy shenanigans, it is a good product with the right price point at the right place.

Hi Paddyboy, yes, I am. I have been trading it but jumped back in too early and now underwater. In fact I only have two shares, Iag and Nex and underwater on both at about 12%, Both undervalued and I have no concerns with both of them and I do have significant cash tied up in both of them. II had a good year last year, but I jumped out too early on a few baggers. My aim this year, is to hold for gold, rather than 10%. I have a good feeling that both IAG and Nex will bag in 12 months. The poo and interest rates bottoming will create a sweet spot for both shares, well that’s my view.

The Unions must provide 14 days notice of impending strike dates, this can be reduced to seven if both sides agree. It is not legal to just call strike dates at random, unless the original agreement was an indefinite walk out with no work periods in between, which would surprise me as this would be highly unusual. If this is the case, I can see the strike being solved very quickly as not many employees could afford to go without pay for weeks on end. The fall in the SP can not be attributed to this, the demise is due to the banking contagion and highly debted organisations are feeling the ripples.