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Somebody should be without a job for overseeing this.

This staffing crisis leading to all of these cancellations should have been highlighted as a major risk a long time ago.

School holidays in a months time and I have not a lot of confidence in things being fixed by then for the key summer season.

Not good timing and this could fall a lot further.

There is no quick fix. Staff need to be recruited, security vetted and trained.

School summer holidays start in just over a month.

Can you really see things having eased by then?

The breach of 180p yesterday and it still under is not good.

Will we see a further retreat to 160p.

This airline staffing crisis for peak demand times has been brewing for months and yet they have willingly taken money and not said a thing until the walls started tumbling down at half term. It's not just the airlines but the airports themselves and those doing the security vetting checks.

With school summer holidays just over a week away can you really see the bad headlines disappearing or the problems resolved by then.

Not that far off now.

It's always risky sitting on an investment into a trading update amidst troubled times. Sometimes it can pay off but invariably it doesn't. Best strategy surely is to be either be half in or half out or parked up.

All the cancelled flights are tarnishing the industry and at a time when fuel including aviation fuel is going through the roof. Its much easier just to have a staycation.

You would probably have been better waiting. There is no Easy fix for all these flight cancellations.

Firstly you need the staff. Then they need to pass the security checks and at the same time complete the training.

Sadly all that doesn't happen overnight and what damage does it do to the company name.

Probably just trying to get the rampers to try and ramp up the share price. It means if its bad news it falls back to somewhere not as far under where it was. That's if some get sucked in.

Always best to wait for bad news normally comes in three's by the time you cycle in reporting time frames.

How can HSBC have sold over 2.28% to now be under 3%? There just hasn't been enough volume or takers to pass that amount on.

Spreadex and now HSBC reducing also points to either running for the hills or a "WSG is pleased to announce..."

It can go a lot lower until they resolve these flight cancellations.

Still talking about 30 flight cancellations a day.

To the next drop in the share price.

Pandemic over and drop in demand as people return to back to bricks and mortar retail . No postage costs and the ability to try things on and buy it there and then.

All out or half in and half out have to be the best risk limiting options.

trading4good I target posting on shares I think (often know) will go down.

Pandemic boom is over, supply chain problems are rife amongst retailers. petrol prices through the roof and who wants to pay for postage and return postage if things doesn't fit when you can go and try it on in the shops. Not your size, try the next one on either side.

6 to 12 months too early to be gambling on a trading update.

I've been sat the last couple of nights watching glamorous TUI adverts on television for TUI Blue resorts. Seems to be just setting up the next set of compensation claims and why the advertising campaign when you are having to cancel so many present flights?

Did well during the pandemic with the likes of Asos but since High street and physical retail have reopened people are flocking back to the streets. No postage or return postage costs in the shops and if one size doesn't fit you try the next on there and then.

Overpaid for the Debenhams assets, supply chain disruptions for most retailers and missed out on Misguided to Ashleys ever growing empire.

Should never buy until any 3rd profit warning is out the way. ]

Next update might be another painful one so far better waiting to see what it contains.

I am worried for the summer for all these cancellations and particularly at the last minute will damage the reputation of the company and the compensation will damage the balance sheet.

You also cannot expect people realistically to take a pay cut in a cost of living crisis and the workers know that key summer demand is the time to threaten strikes.

So not a rosy picture for this years profit and loss.

You should never buy shares with a spread greater than 5%. Here it is 10% so that is what you have to make before you even start to think about making a profit.

Never a good sign for the balance sheet when you are offering compensation which is greater than the cost of the package holiday that was booked.

bendog you might have 100% of the gas field and storage but what will happen to the share price if the gas doesn't flow or there are technical difficulties. It is at a key point of risk and amidst a convenient stall to raise funds and to get it through the necessary meeting. Some are seemingly hedging their bets.

They would need to make it irresistible for me to even try and catch this falling knife.

175p I might start to watch with a view to buying.

More likely 180p on the cards at this rate. Wot is going on!

Heading for sub 180p looks likely.

Not sure of the reason for the sustained fall but the last funding seems to have upset somebody or shorters have jumped across the back of it.