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Hmm, is this the Ryanair or the BooHoo board ? Some posters with their 3 month old "breaking news" seem to be humiliated.

Back on point : Ryanair has issued a warning for any passengers planning to fly next week as its app and website will be unavailable for one night. Customers who are travelling from the evening of Wednesday, October 19 to the morning of Thursday, October 20 should check-in online before the site undergoes maintenance.

Daytradenovice, you (and your mate johnhume) really should desist from openly calling BooHoo slave traders on the RYA board. Many people have been tracked down and ended up with expensive libel charges for what they post online. I wonder if Boo's lawyers are watching these boards.

Well, obviously you must know better than me about my shares portfolio. LOL.
BTW, how's the job going - read any gas meters today ?

I see your mate john humiliated is about 3 months late with his "breaking news" about greenwashing. LOL - what a joker. You have no idea where my b/e is but you are a novice, as you so often prove. Lots of big buys in the low 30s have helped me get in a very nice place with BOO. All about the timing mate. As for RYA I still reckon they're heading to 8€ and they're lot nearer that than your 20€ rampy rubbish.

Shorts must be getting worried. Good to see there's not many deramping green boxes about today with the SP up 8%. No surprise.

Clear to see which airlines will recover most if/when a bounce back happens.
Today's movements:
Easyjet up 6%, IAG up 9%, RYA up 4.5%

BTW - not that it's relevant to this BB, but because so many here seem obsessed with BOOHOO ... BOOHOO up 8% today despite all the negative talk.

Daytradenovice, you posted on January 6th "I recon this might be worth a punt in the 80-85p area" , so you're really not fooling anyone by criticising Tango for his buy. I notice that you love re-posting people's posts from ages back so I thought we'd see how you like a bit of your own medicine. Not such an expert are you?

Great update. Fair value would be SP of 450p. Good prospects for the future.

Group Finance Director Adrian Marsh selling 38,493 @ £2.64 two weeks ago has helped the fall here. Results have been strong but the SP keeps falling.

Ian Cowie's buy (@234p) was clearly mis-timed. The mini budget and Tory party wrangling has done nothing to ease concerns - in fact things look worse with a recession a near certainty. The recent results (30% fall in profits), interest rate rises and director selling 20K @235p has not helped. I'm holding off investing here as I feel there might be further falls as winter comes and consumers have less to spend. The SP has been in constant decline since the start of the year - at 190p KGF will be back on my radar.

Down 9% since Midas tip.

Tesco not lost any market share since 2019 (Kantar). Aldi and Lidl have gained but at the expense of others, mainly Sainsbury, Asda and Morrisons. The clubcard is now popular amongst teens and twenty somethings where it used to be something only older people used. It is true there is some mild trickery involved but most people perceive they're getting a bargain and will make return visits. There are some really good deals on clubcard - the occasional 25% off 6 bottles of wine for clubcard members is very popular.

SP down 23% since May now. Glad I didn't follow you into these No Trade Knowledge. What's your average?

Investors include Norges Bank, Invesco Advisers, Jupiter Asset Management and Franklin Templeton. But no, let's listen to jongle and no trade knowledge - they know better. LOL.

looks OK (but not great) to me. Long term this will bounce back to 250p and now seems a good chance to lock in a bargain. Clubcard is very popular and as energy and interest rates start to bite more people will be staying home and eating in. Not good outlook for hospitality and travel stocks though.

for a bit of exposure to the much deflated emerging markets scene. Let's have a wee punt here and see how it goes for 2 years.

Yet more spelling mistakes. Go back to school DT. There are evening classes available for oldies like you.

Very selective (lower) broker ratings there from (BOO shareholder) DayTradeNovice. LOL.
Brokers are just experts at forecasting the past and they keep changing as the SP moves.
However, the average broker rating is "OUTPERFORM" and target 77.55p.
So, if you trust the brokers, then invest now and double your money.

"Altzeimers has not set in - it is fully entrenched" - Sorry to hear that john but at least it does explain some of your posts.

Results were great but outlook has headwinds. Good SP maybe to buy. I think I might wait for sub 9000.