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Maybe I should tip Flybe but I see you already took that one Day Dreamer.

DayDreamer (26/11/2018) on RYA board commenting to sage
"your certainly doing well with Flyb at the moment, superb timing of your buy there matey, wonder how high its going to go . . . . ."
Flybe went bust March 2020. Certainly puts Day Dreamer's expertise into perspective

John - if you're "confident" BOO will drop to 20s then the sensible thing to do is to sell the shares you bought at 38p and buy back in at the 20s.

SP struggling to make gains but added To Zacks Strong Buy list today.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/strong-buy-stocks-december-23rd-121912592.html

DayTradeNovice,
Why won't you tell us the dates of your two "low 9€ buys" that you claim you made?
Saying "it was quite a while back" sounds a bit dodgy. It would surely be an easy thing to look up. Don't you keep records? You shouldn't make claims you can't back up. Maybe it's a lie?

DayTradeNovice
Just provide the two dates for the two 9€ buys you claim you made.

DayTradeNovice
Just provide the two dates for the two 9€ buys you claim you made.
It's quite simple.

Day Dreamer says "im still in profit on my two buys here in the low 9€ area"

LOL. Fantasy buys which is why Day Dreamer is such a good name for you. Are you going to provide the dates of these two "low 9€ area" buys? No you won't - didn't think so.

This is the RYA board - please keep on topic.
RYA SP was 19€ in August 2017. Today it's 12.5€.

silverhorse, ask Day Dreamer he's the expert. RYA SP was 19€ in August 2017. Today it's 12.5€. Do the math.

Good to see the Uzbeks are giving Russia the finger. The more the merrier.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/uzbekistan-starts-shipping-copper-to-europe-bypassing-russia/ar-AA15rjJm?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=9168abd085484218aea424dba8324f81

DaytradeNovice : "You should really use the New Year to start to make yourself a life"

that's rich coming from the doom monger who posts here at 4am on a Sunday just to abuse BOO and T4g.

Got some below £60. We'll see how it goes.

One of the few risers on a bad day for markets

All this anti vaccination nonsense should be reported. The vaccines have saved millions of lives. Please people click on the report post button and get these anti-vaxxer conspiracy theory nut-jobs removed.

Just be very careful about broker recs and their agendas. Is that the same JP Morgan that famously lifted their TP on Carillion? There then followed a steady SP decline and then into administration a few months later. You can look it up - May 2017.
Anyway, well done for investing in BOO. You know it makes sense. Now, as for EZJ and IAG - as I keep having to tell you I sold out of these in 2019 before Covid and the steep falls and have not touched them since. Three years later and you still seem to think I hold EZJ and IAG ! Why do you keep repeating the lies?

RNS - decent H/Y results. SP up 2.5% this morning on down day for markets in general. 2p goes ex div 30/12/22.
Yield 6.2% at current SP.
NAV increased by 45% from £369.6 million1 in March 2022 to £534.79 million as at September 2022

Russia will lose war by mid 2023 and Crimea & Donbas will be handed back. Putin will mysteriously fall from a balcony and they'll find some other corrupt nut job to keep the subservient population repressed. LLOY will rise 20%.

Day Trade Numpty,
I started doing this investing stuff 20 years ago, when I gave up my job. Don't think I'd have survived that long if I was "wasting my funds" as you say. BTW that broken clock analogy - you've used it so many times now it's getting a bit boring. Must be freezing out there reading all those gas meters? Still it's a job and someone has to do it.

bigpunt
If you check out Lloyds bank latest sector tracker report you'll see that pubs, hotels and restaurants – faced higher inflationary pressures than any of the other 13 UK sectors monitored, registering 86.1 on the tracker’s measure of cost inflation. I'm sure sales prices will rise but this doesn't mean people will be willing to pay those prices. I accept your point on overheads and economies of scale but I think the whole sector is in for a rough ride not just JDW.