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Monkeypox man I could go on forever here but let's just say the left will be all over this. Because any excuse to cry for other people is a gold mine of social credit...

The media have already been showing images of shingles and small pox in an attempt to get the dear porn going. Pathetic

Is it just me that thinks we live in a country of bed wetters? Everyone is either terrified or living in a state of panic. To the slightest wee thing.

On top of the "front line singers" on Britain's got talent, I really want the world to stop so I can get off lol.

S&P 500 officially entered a bear market apparently. Expecting another 10% drop then possibly a recovery. Info hinting at a top in energy and oil prices...

Traders probably out for Friday...

Sun these were safe to fly when they crashed... the operator can't ensure safety when the manufacturer cuts corners and compromises to remove training costs. The operator and the pilots were unaware so passengers will indeed have it in their mind. I would knowing why it happened.

Tui took a government bailout. They didn't raise cash for ongoing working capital it was to pay it back. If we're generating enough working capital to maintain our debt payments and future asset acquisitions announced today. We won't need a raise. With hedged fuel at 60% and demand allowing costs to be transferred to customers were unlikely to raise atm. We also have about 6-8billion in cash I believe.

If pent up demand falls so will oil prices. Oil can't stay at the level its at indefinitely, otherwise people just stop buying. For example I'm more inclined to take a train now since taxis put their price up 30-40%.

Oil is worth so much to producers they'll drive up supply while consumers are tailing off, and they'll follow the same cycle they did in 2014...hopefully.

Inflation is driven by a lot of factors mate but not primarily asia. The global banks printed cash to a frightening level, inflated asset prices and destroyed supply chains. Into that they didn't invest in energy, oil and gas is driving everything higher then putin turns up. Asia will have an Impact but our problems are self inflicted. And now the central banks are increasing the cost of living to remove peoples ability to spend via rates...

They created this by hiding from the feckin flu and wouldn't listen, now we're being punished for spending following 2 years of draconian disastrous leadership.

Making people poorer is now the policy decision following paying people to do nothing. We need a leadership cull or we'll continue to fail.

I certainly think we'll get a recession (we're in it) but it won't last too long imo. There's going to need to be a slow down in hiring which there's not, it's increasing, and the central banks will shift their policy again to ease the pressure, so I don't think it'll be a collapse as much as a global slow down.

Once we get fuel prices down and the consumer burns the cash theyve hoarded, things should calm a bit. Then with increased rates property will cool as will car sales, relaxing chip demand and so on.

Then we'll get back to normal supply and demand.

Still angers me people are unaware this is all deliberate, created by the govt and not putin though.

Not impossible but I just don't see where the investors are coming from. Nobody really wants IAG shares atm i don't think. We need something to change, be It oil or inflation (they go hand in hand) so we're at the mercy of outside factors and unless they introduce a dividend which they aren't, there's too many red flags.

I expected a recovery play but turns out its a traders play toy for now

Ftse is down 2% so I reckon our SP is nothing to do with this. Dragged does by the market, although its good we're not capitulation yet. Maybe we're around the bottom... lol

Hitting highest level since 2006 I believe it was. What's people's opinion? The tech sector continues to drag everything down or will we see managers redistribute funds Into cyclical stuff. Not sure how the next few months will play out, knew may would be horrible but not sure we've bottomed.

Not much positivity atm

Pure speculation here but is it possible shorts are hedging long positions? I'm not an expert on such things but are these companies taking positions that balance their risk profile? The SP is steady for now...

Inflation up to 9% should be another fun day here.................

BA offer £1000 to trained recruits I believe.

Fordm that's a lot if shares... fingers crossed man!

30k+, unfortunately with an average in the 150s

I'm up to my neck in IAG shares lol. cant be confident in this market where the bottom is, so I'm holding as is atm.

Would be a bonus to see lower inflation figures... try put a floor in

I definitely think this is being manipulated now. The US carriers are up 7% on Friday and we're still selling off every time the market opens. Something weird with this

I still think IAG is over sold on the face of it.

My main concern is the lack of institutional buying. I think investors are still sceptical and unwilling to build a position in airlines. I thought we'd have started to see RNS about Tr1 holdings at the tail end of the pandemic but hasn't been 1.

Keep coming bk to the dividend or lack of. I think its what will attract major holders and we might be in for a long winter if this isn't on the horizon for 2023