Turkey14 Oct 2019 11:46
Well I held this through the coup and now this. Many invest in very unstable African & far eastern countries etc. which in my mind are generally far worse than Turkey, where many Europeans enjoy to spend their holidays.
I've honestly no idea which side is right in the conflict, but from what I read and it may be wrong, Turkey housed 3.6million displaced people (families) from Syria whilst in large part the rest of Europe stood by & did nothing. Turkey was promised $6 billion in help from Europe, but I understand very little has been received. So, Turkey now wants to establish a 20 mile safe border to probably house at least 1m of the 3.6m. If Europe & the West don't permit this or blame Turkey of invasion, they will consider releasing these people into Europe. Furthermore the Kurds have made life miserable for people living near the border and Turkey wants that understandably to stop. I suspect there is a lot more beside going on, which perhaps we will never know. So many players all with vested interests. Just as with the coup, I doubt this will affect Ariana a great deal, although as we have seen sentiment can influence short term pricing. The price of the Turkish lira may fall against the US$ lowering operational costs further. With so much news from the Co. due between now & Xmas I would find it hard after all this time to sell shares at this late stage. Please disagree with me. My views aren't precious.