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I was looking long term 2 years ago. Now I'm looking very very long term :(
Even a 150p takeover sum would hurt. Still, much better than where we are. I'd much prefer to see a turnaround, but honestly seeing this drop from 300+... urgh. The punch through the COVID low was pretty painful, now this.
I got 4% this year. No union behind me... alas. Damn, I'd kill for 16.2%
I'm sitting on an uncomfortably high average here, so I do welcome the chance to top up at these price. On the other hand I am really looking forwards to the day that the price goes north of my average. But closing in on 10% drop today for a strike where they only have to raise a few percent for the engineers to match the drivers (they've done the pain bit already) and 0.5% rate increase. Ouch.
'The union said they were offered a 10.1 per cent rise, while drivers had been offered 14 per cent.'
Damn, both are nice rises. My current job isn't getting anywhere near that.
This hit a pound during the worst of Covid. I really hope to not visit that again.
Will be interesting to see the impact of Spain and Germany with their free/subsidised/cheap tickets.
While it is only for a limited time, my real fear is it proving hugely popular and becoming a political winner for any incumbent party, and suddenly being extended or even made permanent.
Just need another update from NEX saying that all is well, move along, nothing to see. Oh and here's a dividend.
That might help. Market would probably punish them still.
It's horrible watching this day by day financial destruction. As a floor, I'm looking at the Covid lows. It's potentially a long way to go, and I always wished I could have bought at such low levels as I truly believe this is worth way north of £2-3 a share. My first purchase here was £3, thinking that Covid was behind us. My average is £2.50. I am looking to buy more, but also wish I had sold out the last time I was (briefly) in profit/break even. If this hits £1 I'll sell everything else I have, then just go into a coma and leave it to recover or until the world burns.
Jitters across the transport and holiday industry after new reports of rising cases of new covid variants.
More aggressive inflation talk, leading to more aggressive stance on future possible rate rises.
I feel a bit dumb for not getting out knowing this stuff was all coming, but timing a bottom is beyond me, so I left it there.
Up to half of all train lines in UK on strike over next week. If this isn't good for NEX, nothing is.
I can see fuel price rises being passed on easily when those costs do impact. Will still be cheaper than cars and trains. Fixed cost contracts on the other hand might get a bit painful, depends what's in the small print regarding fuel cost pressures.
Average of 259p here. Painful, but I'm not too unhappy with the opportunity to bring that average down even more. I believe in these guys enough to hope that a year down the line (Covid, Monkeypox and wars willing) things should be greatly improved.
I think the idea of being 'under everywhere' blew some minds.
Obviously there are technical limitations, but I assume these lots come with a depth attached. Otherwise you get into the 'I drink your milkshake' type of situation.
As many begin to really feel the bite of higher bills across fuel and food, I am wondering if the reduction in consumer budgets will result in a move from relatively expensive train services to coach services. Just booked journey myself, coach costs £21 return from Wales to London, Train cheapest for same journey £75.
Having been overconfident in the Covid recovery to get these at just over 300, my average is now 270. Will continue to drip in as it goes lower, if it does, which it will as it's just going down with sentiment. Fuel costs will hit things here, but frankly those will be passed on without any consequence as all the competition will face the same fuel costs and have to raise their costs too.
While the circumstances that lead to this opportunity are awful, it is still, nevertheless, an opportunity.
If I buy back in I'll get nothing else done today.
Long term... gotta be a steal. Still wonder what further sanctions might do though, but I think the rollercoaster of yesterday is over for now, unless Putin does something even more reckless.
I don't think I've seen this kind of rollercoaster since Northern Rock.
650
Gambled at 700. Eating my wallet now.
Might even do some more. Kinda wild.
Been caught in a suspend and delist once before. (Bradford and Bingley). Not fun. Hope it doesn't happen here.