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Deutsche Bank raises Rolls-Royce price target to 310 (210) pence - 'buy'

In fairness, I’ve been invested in Rolls Royce since 2020, and looking at this board daily since, NettlesTheCat has mentioned his reasons and why he believes in 2025 this stock will be £7 more times than I’ve had cooked dinners.

It’s worth so much more than the current market cap that’s for sure.

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I can’t wait to see people buy Shein shares when it IPOs at $90 billion and watch that valuation drop by half within months! $90 billion is nothing less than ridiculous.

I’m betting my money on an ASOS and Boo Hoo turnaround.

We're delighted that our Spirit of Innovation aircraft is now officially displayed at The London Science Museum.

Matheu Parr, Rolls-Royce Customer Director said: “Achieving the all-electric world-speed record was a momentous occasion and it was an incredible achievement for the Rolls-Royce team and our partners Electroflight (now Evolito Ltd Ltd), YASA and the Aerospace Technology Institute. It is fantastic that the Spirit of Innovation will now be displayed in the Science Museum where we hope it can inspire people on what can be done today to enable net-zero aviation.”

#rollsroyce #Electricflight #netzero #plane #spiritofinnovation

Hmmmmm (hopefully it’s not a UT)

01-Nov-23 17:00:34 216.50 22,657,223 Unknown* 49m O

Trendyol, If you fancy popping another £10-£12 bid in for ASOS do feel free, well happy accept the full £1bn take over bid, this time round. Ta x

When you look at the Market Cap for IAG it’s honestly shocking how undervalued it is, I’ll keep topping up on every pay day, ill wait, hold and reevaluate again once we hit 180-200p

IAG Market cap: £6.98B

Next Market cap: £8.75B

JD Sports Market cap: £6.57B

I’m not sure why we’re sitting here guessing what the uptake was for the employee share scheme… we’re shareholders, if you want to know I suggest you(or someone) emails and ask shareholder relations, surely we should be informed of the uptake…

🔴 | BREAKING: Southwest Airlines orders 108 additional Boeing 737 MAX jets. The launch customer for 737-7 increases orderbook for variant to more than 300.

Alliance News) - Heathrow Airport on Thursday said it will handle more passengers this year than previously expected after another summer of recovery in the travel market from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The airport, located to the west of London, saw losses shrink for the first nine months of 2023 as a result.

It expects to see 79.3 million passengers use the site this year, ahead of previous predictions of between 70 million and 78 million.

Heathrow said it handled 29 million passengers this summer, taking the total for the first nine months of the year to 59 million.

Revenue increased by around 30% to GBP2.74 billion for the nine-month period as a result.

The airport business saw losses shrink considerably to GBP19 million for the period from a GBP442 million loss a year before.

Oops, someone else has already posted it.

Anyway… I’m in for the long haul.

• Info Stolen from the board on ASOS •

Chief executive Michael Murray fuelled takeover speculations when described the group’s investments into Asos and Boohoo, as well as Currys and AO, as “mid-flight”.

Still, on the shopfloor of Sports Direct in Oxford Street, Mr Murray insists he is calling the shots.

The decision to buy stakes in a host of other retailers was driven by him, he said. Why?

“I’m not allowed to say,” he said, describing the investments as “mid-flight”.

“All I can do is talk about how it looks very obvious afterwards. [Luxury department store] Flannels was an acquisition, and now it seems normal that Flannels is a part of Frasers Group. And Game, you think: why would you buy 30pc of Game? Afterwards, it’s all very obvious.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/10/08/making-decisions-frasers-not-mike-ashley-michael-murray/

No more buys are going through?

It’s taking a while to fill my buy orders…

I’ll assume some big buys are waiting to go through.

I’m topping up and waiting for a buy out offer ;)

Assuming (I’m just assuming, I know no facts) that 2,500 of these staff are on £25,000 which is quite a standard normal average full time salary.. that’s cost savings of at least £62 million….

Mon, 16th Oct 2023 06:07Alliance News

(Alliance News) - A holiday company has reported a surge in bookings for autumn breaks after the UK's "washout" summer.

On The Beach PLC said bookings for holidays in October and November are up 26% compared with a year ago.

Some 58% of UK adults are considering or definitely going on holiday in that period, a survey commissioned by the travel retailer suggested.

AliasSmithy, pipe down. 3 posts from yourself, one after another. Boring.

Can we claim the 20% back on our tax returns? I’m assuming not. I had £144 instead of the £180 I thought I’d get.

Another div due soon right? ;) back to 50p a share soon I’d imagine too! Christmas is coming!

Well, I’ve watched the whole conference call.

I’m feeling upbeat about the future of Boo Hoo, the board has invested into the future of the company, I actually think they’re quite clever. I’m going to stick around and hold and possibly add to my holding overtime.

The brands are absolutely perfect for the likes of Amazon, or MA to offer a takeover bid, The Market cap is completely undervalued, a loss of £35 million for the investment they’ve made is actually quite small.

Even if nobody offers a takeover bid then that’s fine, they’ve invested heavy recently and the rewards will soon bear fruit in the coming years for investors.