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@Cleverinvestor: Don’t concern yourself with those buys and sells on LSE, they are mostly wrong. The LSE are not allowed to state a buy or a sale so the software works out the mid point of the spread, if it is above the mid-point it is a buy if below it is a sell. As the transactions are so quick and the spread is always moving it makes the process very difficult for the software to identify correctly. Observing buy and sales is a futile exercise.

Whatamess: It is good to see Treacle talking about things that don’t concern Icebergs and MM mafia! He won’t see this of course as he filters anyone who has a differing opinion to his, a bit like a tyrant who censors free speech.
I think it will be a more positive day for the FTSE but not for travel stocks. They will, I am afraid get a good spanking, it is well accepted that Europe is now entering a second lock down. The Germans won’t even allow foreign tourists in their hotels and their Covid rate is well short of ours.

Yes I have George and it is bit like Tesla Launching a new Diesel engine. The IAG cost structure, operations and ethos is about moving people to different parts of the world. They are not a FedEx, UPS or a DHL. They are a highly skilled organisation, with sophisticated consumer touch points and provide high margin services. If you are saying that IAG can fall back on Cargo is complete nonsense. It can contribute but never be anything significant.

Marab: You are just not getting it are you? You just don’t understand this business malarchy do you? 50% of f-@ck all is f@ck all. You can’t have the most efficient aircraft in service but if there are no arses on seats it means, well f-@ck all.

Chaps: This impending situation is not about aircraft models or passenger layouts, it is about Covid. IAG could bring back the DC 10’s and make money from them if people could fly freely and safely. Once we can all start flying the yields will be manipulated to cover all scenarios and the flying public won’t give a hoot, because we all want to get airborne. The issue for IAG now is the realisation that Covid will be with us until Easter, can IAG survive? Yes, but most PI won’t have the stomach or the nerve to hold out. The share is going to drop at least 20% from where we are now and this is reality.

Sunsurfer: I predicted this weeks ago but I was mocked by ignorant rampers. I know this business and it ain’t a pretty road ahead. I will buy big when it hits 80p but even then I am still taking a risk, the risk is that the announcement of a successful stage 3 declaration drifts into spring. Then WAM will be right.

Another 4.5% loss tomorrow which I can see and we are in the 80p’s. Then the dreaded cash burn will be revealed on Friday morning and I can see at least a 10% drop which will bring us to 80p. This is a perfect storm, a mixture of weak sentiment, Lock downs and disturbing cash burn figures. I am afraid to say all those extra shares in circulation are being sold by very nervous PI’s.

@Wasu: I knew you would listen to me in the end, but you should have sold them last week! That said, you have saved 3% but you should have held off until tomorrow. France and Germany are going into lock down and the UK us talking about it. This FTSE melt down ain’t a flash n the pan, expect much of the same tomorrow. BJ is under pressure to start listening to the scientists and things are not looking good.

Sunsurfer, it will rise, make no mistake when all this is over it will be the most responsive share in the FTSE. But wait until Friday if you want to buy in the short term.

I told you all not to buy any more shares until Friday, but did you listen? I could have saved you at least 15%. I am surprised by the bounce back this morning but if this share does not end up in the blue today you are in big trouble. The pressure will be on tomorrow and if that cash burn is what I think it will be, yes, I will catch my 80p. Don’t listen them to rampers who were claiming 130p by the end of
the week, they talk complete s-hite.

Bang on there Matty, although I wouldn’t use the word guess, if the transaction is above the mid point it is a buy and below it is a sale. Things are that quick and the spread moves all the time it makes that info completely worthless.

What happened today chaps? Just invested in here seems a bit of a basket case share, Fundamentals look good, fair enough a bit of debt but I am surprised it is diving 5% for no apparent reason. I thought I was buying in at the bottom.

Castle: I know, how cynical and underhand were his actions. Ramping the share to newbies and others who may have appreciated some impartial advice and using the exercise to selfishly profit. That is why some rampers should be exposed and let’s not forget the balance that we bring to the BB’s. It is needed to counteract their questionable motives.

Even Anapa the chief ramper admitted today that it could fall a further 25%. I bet he has sold all his IAG shares the sneaky chap.

Castle: If I was sitting on a pile of IAG shares I would be rather concerned, the next two days don’t look very good and then that awful cash burn will be revealed for all to see. The prognosis looks very concerning.

@Damian: As I stated yesterday, for the first time ever I can see another National Lock down. Today, unfortunately, the death rate was 367 the highest number of deaths since May. This is why the markets are nervous, we are in the Grey Zone, the time from now to when a vaccine can be dispensed. The world has become more complex and optimism is fading fast.

Poor George the fool, the Turf accountant , he can’t read and he can’t add up, no one mentioned trading days . Run along George and go and see if you can spot some Crystal Palace football players in the idyllic village where you live. PS: Your Daddy the company director will be home for tea soon you can tell him all about your exciting day laying off them bets.

Who is right now sunshine? Best go and fiddle with your candle sticks and look at your charts, see which pop group was number one in June 1982!!!

@AIG: He can’t even count, who will listen to a fool who can’t count. A week and half to the end of the month? Today is the 27th. Let’s see, 31-27=4. You must have went to the same school as George the turf accountant. Foolish idiot.

Oh dear me, where is this all going, I dread to think what the SP will be this Friday at 8:30am. Wasu: you should have listened to me you would have saved 10%.

No issue clever, although you should have waited things are just hotting up.