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Didn't IAG say they had debt facilities that they didn't expect to use and therefore had plenty breathing room. I dont expect a RI unless they've been burning cash worsr than expected which hopefully isn't the case with flights operating at a good level and climbing
Well it's not retail investors pushing this up all week thats for sure.
I think we've seen the last of the 150s for now. Results could be cautious on oil and inflation but demand and future prospects will be close to 2019 level, my 2020 holidayis booked for April. Suspect everyone will be doing the same. And soon enough the EU will stop persecuting people and pretending the vaccine does anything to stop the spread of this thing.
UK economy is forecast to grow 4.7%... faster than any G7 nation in 2022. Canada 4.1% and USA 4%
No signs of a recession this year anyway. Prices will stabilise imo. Just depends how much household spending drops. I think the economy has changed to this hybrid working stuff. Difficult to see if people will have more disposable income as a result.
I see that as Inflation a resulting from the recession we've already had. I know gas prices peaked massively but they've settled again. Opec+ hopefully see an opportunity to increase output and balance oil supply/demand. I think Inflation is going to settle down, but while the jobs market is strong, over a million vacancies and unemployment at 4% and falling, things aren't looking too bad. The increasing rates mean house prices should settle down and markets become more normal. However only those at the very bottom will struggle (not dismissing it) those still working in a strong jobs market should be able to absorb it.
Suppose it depends what kind of a recession if any. I see businesses getting bk to growth However not really stalling. US jobs market just had great numbers last week btw
Don't see a recession tbh, none of the usual signals are there, employment is high, jobs market is strong etc. I think the biggest issue is inflation, particularly fuel prices with regards to IAG but cost of living will hit living standards for 12-18 months. I'm seeing 6 rigs restarting and gas drilling commencing in the North Sea so hopefully this helps. When the virus fecks off and staffing is OK inflation should come down. Hopefully.
Iove your attempts to make me out to be the crazy person denying the "truth" haha.
Paraphrading your first post today - SP might go down lads. 2nd post - if results are good they'll go up if results are bad they'll go down. What new phenomenon is this stuff?
Is there any other unknown truths you feel we need to hear beyond the blindingly obvious? Did someone call you the oracle? Lol.
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And who in here do you think needs to know the SP could go down? Lol. Reality isn't tiresome just pointless comments stating the obvious. Like I said its not adding anything telling people the SP will move in either direction. Its does it every 30 seconds
It does get a bit tiresome Northscot when people come in here warning investors, this could go down. Think we all appreciate the complexities of up and down. Lol. Just an FYI the sun could come up tomorrow, just saying...
its not adding anything.
Yeah who in their right mind wants to go to Australia or Canada for a holiday? I hope their tourism industry collapses. These politicians need exposed for the communists they are. Only way that'll work is when people wake up and vote them out on their asses. Personally I think that's a mild punishment but hey...
Tbh I think all short haul flights are garbage, I think BA is just a bit cleaner and probably better clientele. Probably why I prefer it. Leg room is pants, seats like boards.
I just hate getting on Ryanair and someone's spilled crisps all over the seat and they don't bother cleaning it before the nxt flight. That's my common gripe. Ultimately ur getting little but a flight out of dodge. Don't think it affected the SP...