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Nice gap fill and pull back in price to fill yer boots before next leg up.

Update: RYA SP dn 15% in 3 weeks and heading for 6 month low.
European airlines face a slump in Christmas and early summer travel as the spectre of another wave of lockdowns puts people off booking holidays, Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has warned. Markets hate uncertainty and a few weeks back he was saying everything's recovering. He really does investors no favours.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/ryanair-boss-says-fears-european-170940012.html

Happy with the results today. Highest riser on my watchlist. Expecting a good 2022. Hold and add on dips.

- "Fourth-quarter revenue recovered to 88% of 2019 levels."
- "Net new business wins was a record 2.1 billion pounds, around half of which were from companies outsourcing their kitchen needs for the first time to cut costs."
- "Compass, which suspended dividends in April 2020, said it would pay an annual dividend of 14 pence per share."
- "Compass expects fiscal 2022 organic revenue growth to be 20%-25%."

Daytradenovice:
You have trawled back through my posts and we can all see you came up with only 3 mentions of 450p over 7 months not exactly what you were saying : "one idiot was even posting of 450 every other day for months". As I said before , BOO reached 433p last year so 450p was not really beyond the realms of possibilities. I've made 6 posts on BOO in the last 30 days - not really ramping fella. You are just another pathetic de-ramping troll and your post history shows it.

Daytradenovice :"one idiot was even posting of 450 every other day for months".

Please supply the dates (must be a lot as he was posting every other day for months). I suspect you are lying again. The SP reached a high of 433 intra-day in June 2020 so 450 isn't even that far off the scale. The company is bigger, stronger and making more profit than June 2020, so let's just see what happens. At current SP it is a bargain.

Genuine - Exeter to Malaga £9.99 return 28/11 to 5/12. Far cheaper than a taxi to my local train station. Don't know how Ryanair are making any profit. Wizz Air and Easyjet really forcing RYA to cut their prices.
https://imgur.com/a/1yH1X41

Shame! This board provided me with such entertainment over the years. Best fishing spot ever.

The current Covid surge and lockdowns in Europe are going to seriously curtail winter flight bookings.

You're the one talking sh|t mate. We're still in a pandemic and AZN have already charged Covid vaccine contracts for profit. I didn't say they would never charge for profit but they did say not while we're still in a pandemic, which we are.

So 7th July is exactly a month ago is it? Thicko.

Oh dear - another uninvested deramper

Jeez what a bunch of cowboys. No doubt the rampers will spin this as another positive for Ryanair and Uncle Mikey.

Seems to me that the markets don't like a company saying it will produce a vaccine for no profit then changes its mind.

Jeez I post an informative news article about airlines and RYA being down 11% in 2 weeks and out comes all the regurgitated sh|t about MER, BOO, NG. Please keep this board relevant and specific to RYA. Grow up rampers and stop denying the facts.

Just keep going up. What a beauty of a share.

Good? They're f-ing excellent. Divvies are tasty too. Expect to see a big re-rating in the upwards direction soon.
"Given the strong start to the year, we now expect to deliver full year underlying EPS significantly above the top end of our 5 - 7% range. This is primarily driven by early commissioning of our new NSL interconnector, coupled with higher auction prices across our interconnector portfolio, which is expected to deliver around £100 million higher operating profit."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59261408 :
The boss of the world's second biggest airline has said that tackling climate change will make flying more expensive.
"Over time, it's going to cost us all more, but it's the right approach that we must take," Delta Air Lines chief executive Ed Bastian told the BBC.
Aviation is responsible for about 2.5% of the carbon emissions that are warming the planet, according to the International Energy Agency.
Critics argue the best way to reduce them is by flying less.
Atlanta-based Delta says that after spending $30m (£22.4m) a year on carbon-offsetting it has been carbon neutral since March 2020.
It has also pledged to spend $1bn over the next decade to cancel out all the emissions it creates.

As temperatures are forecast to plummet in the next few days, the UK’s biggest energy supplier British Gas has warned its customers to prepare their heating systems to avoid breakdowns.

The company told customers to prepare their homes to avoid being stuck without heating and hot water as an icy blast that could last up to six weeks is well underway.

British Gas, which fixes around 1.2 million boilers every winter, forecasts to receive this week more than 46,000 calls from customers who need support for their heating and hot water systems.

Man barred from Ryanair flight over wheelchair weight row:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-59213056

Incredible ignorance from Ryanair. I flew back from Rome end of last month - no pre-departure test was needed nor asked for. I didn't fly with Ryanair Thank God. I hope those customers contact a lawyer and sue Ryanair to the max.