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Enough articles like this and the market makers will struggle to justify their abuse of this share.

Been holding since end of 2023. Seen the £5.90 at one point. But it never sustained and I never sold. We'll get there again and this has been a monumental waist of time. But the company is strong - even the FOOL normally ever so cynical acknowledges it. Good luck all.

Don't know if anyone saw this but Panmure and UBS maintained their buy ratings on results day last week. We still slumped 😴 but when Bernstein raised target (negligible) it rose. Must be a lot of day traders on this amd MM trying to guess which way the wind will blow. All round much manipulation.

Subject to US markets (DJIA futures looking on the weak side for now) - we should cross the 5 threshold and build resistance there. Watch this space. DYOR

Https://www.fool.co.uk/2025/11/25/easyjets-released-forecast-beating-financials-so-why-has-its-share-price-sunk/

He loves knocking EZJ and others. He'll have probably thrown his alarm clock across the room.

EasyJet’s strong financial recovery and attractive valuation are the primary drivers of its positive stock score. While technical indicators show mixed signals, the overall outlook remains favorable due to the company’s solid financial position and undervaluation.

If they ignore this - they really are manipulating:

easyJet holidays delivered £250 million of PBT, achieving its medium-term target ahead of plan, resulting in a new upgraded target of £450 million PBT by FY30.

Would expect the recent holds to upgrade back to buy.

All superb ... and beat the street like I said. But - will the mm focus on this:

The airline PBT performance, particularly over winter, has been more challenging to improve at the rate we originally anticipated, due the pace of route maturity and the wider geopolitical, macro-economic and competitive environment in specific markets. We are convinced that our actions through winter are the right ones to drive productivity and utilisation benefits while ensuring that the airline is well prepared for the key summer season, which is vital to overall profit growth.

We focused on operational performance, implementing proactive resilience measures before the peak summer season, resulting in on time performance increasing three percentage points, despite the external ATC environment (particularly across France) continuing to be challenging. This improvement in punctuality, alongside targeted enhancements across all aspects of the customer journey, drove a four percentage point improvement in customer satisfaction scores to 80%, the highest in a decade.

EasyJet has delivered another year of good earnings growth as headline profit before tax (PBT) rose 9% to £665 million. Operational performance, reflected through headline earnings before interest and tax (EBIT), increased by 18% or £106 million year on year (airline +£50 million, holidays +£56 million). This year, we made important capacity investments into longer leisure and city routes and opened strategic new bases at Milan Linate, Rome Fiumicino and London Southend. Our focus on capital discipline resulted in the closing of two underperforming bases, Toulouse and Venice, reallocating those aircraft, and new aircraft deliveries to bases already delivering top quartile returns.

EZJ TO BEAT THE STREET. YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST.

Problem is - you, me and many others, have been saying this for too many years now.

Well I did say all things being equal. Pulling all military personnel out of hot-spots in the middle east is not being equal. Looks like sh*t is going down hard and fast

As my previous price predictions have been accurate, I venture to say that today - all things being equal - we break through resistance and cross the 5.90/1 threshold.

EasyJet plc announced that Elyes Mrad, a Non-Executive Director, has acquired 14,000 ordinary shares of the company at a price of £5.875 per share. This transaction, conducted in London, reflects a strategic move by a key member of the company’s board, potentially indicating confidence in the company’s future performance and market position.

Did tell you we close at 5.85 region. This bodes well. Next week we hit 6 plus

Assuming the Trump Musk spat doesn't spiral into crazy - we should finish up today - 5.85 close. If the weekend passes peacefully then next week we surge through resistance and 6, as I said previously, is on the cards for next week. DYOR

Did say we would end only about .5% down. That bodes well. For once we didn't get hammered on account of someone else.

Which means - Mark my words - all things being equal we cross 6 next week.

Down 45% in the year - makes it soon ripe for a takeover (not EZJ). Will probably get an approach next few months which will make us fly on speculation. Otherwise we now linger or drop from here till July.

Back to bed.

Had we not posted first, we would have plummeted today along with Wizz.

The absurdity therefore is that we should drop alongside them now. We're doing so much better as evident by the comparatively small drop.

I reckon, all things bring equal we'll close down .5%. It is still opportunity for profit taking. And market maker manipulation never ceases to amaze me.

I've met many stock brokers and know plenty of fund managers. But I've never met a market maker. Do they lurk in the shadows?