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Okay, so to be clear, does this mean your not investing in IAG today?
Thanks for letting us know again.
Day after day after day.......
'There are hundreds of shares I didn't 'get in at the bottom', and the same goes for each one of you.'
Undoubtedly true. But of those hundreds of other shares you missed, do you spend all day every day posting on their BBs explaining why your not investing in them?
So on a nutshell, your saying your not investing.
Glad we cleared that up. Please make sure you come back tomorrow to tell us again, in case, you know, there is someone who doesn't know.
@IAGLongterm
I know, but blah-blah has treated this BB and its many posters with contempt for long enough.
He believes his ramblings of everything from cabinet reshuffles to climate change carry weight and legitimacy.
It's time he was fact checked and sent packing.
If we don't feed his flames, we can put out the fire.
His bored, furloughed self belief in ownership of this BB is over.
Starting from tomorrow, don't indulge this clown any further. I certainly won't.
Oh dear TP, what has happened to your rationality? You and your little huddled group are so desperate for everything to be the perfect share. I sense you are aware things are not as perfect as you want. Pointing out that in fact the announcement is somewhat weak as the anticipated time for US travel, is still just that. In fact, possibly the worst of the scenarios being pushed back to the end of November.
You want very much for people to dismiss some rather blinding red flags. I understand the desire to ramp up and carry any susceptible reader along with you. ut what I raise as points of interest to be considered, are identical to the points raised all over the trading rooms. November, as originally estimated, and no amount of rainbows is going to change that.
I am sorry for you, and others. You are blinkered and dazzled at the same time. I can't help.
Awwww, thanks blah-blah, you feeling sorry for me gives me such a warm glow.
I didn't know I even had a 'huddled group', having not posted in over six months.
Thanks for your 'red flags', obviously no other investor or MM or City boy could possibly know them at all unless you highlighted them.
Those boys n girls and MMs need to know what YOU know. You should make 2000+ plus posts every day to make sure they know. Those millions of share buys today just don't have a Scoobie doo do they? You are the IAG Messiah.
Please give us another 360 update tomorrow on why you won't invest. But you know, if you can, with something new that you haven't posted.
Just remember, you called a definite RI days ago.
Demanded an RNS, Because your that important, hell, how could the team at IAG not listen to you?
We know because you've told us you can possibly run a tap in your new bathroom, but I doubt you could run IAG, despite you knowing better than its entire board.
'You are blinkered and dazzled at the same time. I can't help.'
True, but maybe you can help the board of IAG.
Of all the positive posts, guys finally finding themselves in the green, a good solid two day SP rise, generally good sentiment and definitely a good feeling vibe amongst IAG 'investors' here, there's just one voice going on and on and on about how they are not convinced. Your all counting your chickens blah blah blah. So incandescent are they that they didn't buy at 137, he just can't bare to congratulate any of you on your patience and investment savvy and success.
For days he has told us again and again and again all the reasons he isn't investing. That's fair enough, it's his choice. But now every reader of this BB knows that, why hang about? Why come back tomorrow, as he definitely will, to tell us all again, wait for it, he's not investing.
2000+ posts on why he's always right and your all wrong.
Let's face it blah-blah, even if you got a direct phone call from the CFO of IAG, an RNS stating that IAG would never ever have an RI, the share price will never drop and that, BAs management are quite used to doing a '360' (mostly on their sponsored Brighton attraction) you'd say 'But it's what he DIDN'T SAY!! And you still wouldn't invest.
As I recall, until a post I made about 6 months ago, you didn't even know that LEVEL was part of the IAG 'family'. Some 360 you did on the company and its assets.
To each and every other one of you who held your mettle and are now enjoying paper gains or cashed in your chips, I'm delighted for you.
I know you'll forgive a new thread just for you as over the last year you start many many threads on a daily basis.
So, apart from the above, with no sarcasm meant, I have a couple of honest questions for you.
1. Over the last week your posts seem to have vaccilated between patronising warnings to all and sundry about investing in IAG to your own now 'waiting for the perfect switcheroo to invest in IAG.
I actually read a couple of your posts with interest, your belief in the SSP rise meaning investors were expecting better foot fall through airports and today, the rise in ASTRA which you later claimed you knew news of USA opening up was on the cards.
So why didn't you buy today? You sold your EZJ rights (though amazingly didn't share any of your recent EZJ thoughts or dealings with the good folk over on the EZJ BB) so surely today was the day. You read all the tea leaves right, as you tell us you always do every single time, every day, but still didn't.
And now, again are urging others caution and not to get too excited.
2. You also point out, correctly, other highlights of many of your posts, the caveats. But to my mind, if you choose to post multiple times, putting forward your theories, but then say 'but' or 'however' it's not an opinion at all. Just click bait 'listen to me, I'm right, this IS going to happen, BUT....'
To me, the one time you didn't do it, is why I chose to call you out. When you posted that an RI was coming. To your mind last or this week.
I wonder where that pesky RNS is that you demanded and said the LSE MUST dictate IAG make?
Finally, a caveat of my own. I know you often think, not unjustified, that it seems to be your posts dissected the most. But that is because you treat this BB like a personal blog, from conspiracy theories, climate change, politics (even posting cabinet shuffles, like anyone cares what you think on that matter here) and electrical cars.
BUT, swastikas aside, I think your just deeply misunderstood.
HOWEVER, everyone else thinks your a.......
CAVEAT - There may be some sarcasm in this post.
@mararab
From the same article -
'The trustees of BA's pension scheme agreed the airline could defer £450million of pension contributions over the past year as it faced Covid travel restrictions.
But that deal expires at the end of September and BA is set to resume paying contributions of €41million each month from October 1.'
You have stated 'An RI is coming at some point' in numerous posts, pontificating and peddling fear here, in a company you are not invested in. You've been called out by none other than IAGs chief executive.
And as for this -
'Those planes don't have the EU blue swastika on the tail!'
Shameful.
@Fairy1
I'm all good thanks, I hope all is well with you and yours too.
@big-blue
Don't worry, I won't be here long, I have no interest in being part of your IAG BB personal daily blog of your never ending drivel and meanderings. Anyone that can shove the word 'swastika' into a share chat is, to my mind, below contempt.
You stated that -
'An RI is coming at some point!'
Did you not?
big-blue
'But I have called it right despite being nailed to the cross and having a spear stabbed in my side.'
Hmmmm, so despite you posting many many times all week that an RI was coming, now suddenly faced with a report from IAGs boss, the horse's mouth you've been claiming should post RNS after RNS has kicked the RI 'rumour' (for it was nothing more) into the long grass you claim, shamelessly, that you called it right. Remarkable volte face.
You posted this 24 hours ago....
'An RI is coming at some point!'
I'll just leave that there........
I'm just waiting for a get in price too
You just get lucky. You kind of get the timing right, take the plunge and reap early rewards.
I stayed out of IAG for sometime and hadn't even considered RR until last week.
I jumped into IAG at 173 and RR at 95. Neither at the bottom of the falls, but less than a week later I'm over 10% up in paper profits on both.
As it's often said that a 10% gain has beaten the market I'm very satisfied.
I'm not wheelbarrowing my other asset, to coin a phrase, just wanted to share some positive news.
Good to read that sunsurfer is back in, good luck to you buddy. Let's hope everyone invested gets a good return. And to those that held their nerve last week, I salute you.
GLA
@Font
'The Brits love the EU so much they decided to leave.. with disastrous consequences economically speaking.'
What complete nonsense. Despite your posts showing your own disdain for 'Brits abroad' and your stereotyping therein, you are showing your own colours which are worse than or at least equal to those you deride.
I don't actually have a problem with that. As you say -
'Stereotyping is generally very accurate....:
Yup, the French are widely despised around the World. Seen by many Americans as Miserable surrender monkeys. The best joke I heard from an American pal was this - 'You now when Russia invaded and annexed the Crimea.... the French surrendered.
The Spanish and Portuguese seemed as lazy and Southern drains on the German economy. By many Germans.
Italians as ice cream making, ass pinching lotharios..... Gladly endorsed by Hollywood.
On and on these pathetic stereotypes are peddled by bigots and poorly educated key board warriors.
I personally don't hold or share any of those views. And whilst I do not always see eye to eye with big-blue, as evidenced today, nor share many of his views, he is not a bigot. His anti EU stance may clash with your ideological embrace of the European idea but I have never read a post of his running down a whole segment of a countries demographic.
So to my point. The now damaged UK economy.
The UK is the second largest economy within geographical Europe.
The UK is in the G7, which includes the world's largest GDP economies.
Four countries in this group are outside the EU.
The UK, USA, JAPAN and Canada.
How on Earth have the latter three survived at all?
Add China, Brazil, the Asian Tiger economies, I mean, what a disaster for them. I'm sure they are lining up to join.
It's okay for you to try to malign the 'boozing infecting beer swilling Brits' as much as you like.
I'm staunchly proud to be British, for all our faults, I believe in my country, it's people and can do spirit. I also admire the strengths and unique peccadilloes of my global family, by which I mean neighbouring countries and further afield. Perhaps the next time you wish to snipe at us from abroad, you might realise its such views of us that made many vote to leave.
So what are the 'disastrous' consequences?
@big-blue
'but don't attack other people while they post without holding, your best friend TP for example.'
I have been a regular contributor to this BB long before you arrived and during that time have never ramped or deramped the stock.
I only share what I think is relevant to IAG here, not others sentiment or try to leverage my opinion with personal political thoughts or pepper my posts with conspiracy theories and other guff.
I also try to include humour where appropriate, a feature sadly lacking in your recent posts.
Most of my posts merely inform other posters who know of me my entry and exit points. It's not advice to others.
Before you turned this board into your personal online blog, many other posters would engage in conversations about investing and strategy. Without shouting the same rehashed arguments day after day.
My musings are no more important than others or indeed yours. But before you single me out perhaps go back over your own posting history -
'Play the ball and not the man'
Any rise from a clean entry point is pleasing yes.
I'll take a 6p rise in one day.
What did you invest in just yesterday that gave the same return? And if you did, are you displeased with the result?
Thanks Jtan.
It is indeed my birthday, perhaps the rise in SP was an indirect present :-)
We shall see if it's taken away tomorrow. The notorious Friday fall.
Either way, I'll enjoy today.
GLA
Well it's been a good day for me.
As I posted a couple of days ago I moved some shares and funds around looking to get back into IAG.
So yesterday I bought back in at 173. Not the bottom of course but from where this share was a week ago that seemed a bargain to me.
We all know the volatility of this share but I'm comfortable there and am pleased to be in the blue.
I also took a punt in RR yesterday at 95. And I'm very very pleased with that.
I've been reading the noise on here the last couple of days and it always makes me laugh in my tractor and has provided some proper laugh out loud moments. The usual guff about another RI and 150 entry points within days blah blah blah.
If you are so sure of 150 or 160, then open a CFD account and short the f**k out of IAG. Good luck.
Anyway, who knows what tomorrow will bring.
I'm off for a celebratory birthday drink with my paper profits.
GLA
I was extremely tempted to jump back in today.
I've been out of IAG since May when I sold out fully at 205.
The last time this share was at this level was in Feb. It looks like a bargain for sure.
For me, I'll see what happens tomorrow.
Like Teddy, I've sold some shares (in VOD as I've qualified for the Divi) so I've got plenty of dry powder over the next few days if needed.
I'm also keeping an eye on RR.
GLA.
Thank you, I have no intention to sell, understand Thurs is the day to still be holding.
GLA