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It doesn't matter to me, it's going much higher than this ridiculous valuation, this week next week who cares. It's important that it doesn't become a circus and so far it's subdued.

Several hotels are taking time for renovations and several others closed for lack of bookings on the Costa del Mijas.

In itself not unusual since the 90 day Brit rule but I can see those closed are not the easyJet holidays hotels.

We have a quiet December until around the 20th then full until the 2nd January. Lots of domestic tourists and some from Northern Europe.

Through £6 this week. Not racy enough for traders so we'll see steady progress

It's been a good week. I think that we'll see more of this steady progress. Hopefully freezing traders out. Volume is still too high for me and most of it is nonsense

The share price has always moved further between news than on news. Fact.

I don't think that's the case. I think that this has a long way to go before entering a holding pattern.

Just my view.

Stanley I started accumulating in Oct 23 with a 3 year outlook, I see no reason to change that. I bought the early summer dip and my holding is well in profit.

The shares will trend up.

Most of the trades are the same shares moving in and out. Less than 1% of the shares controlling the price. No reason to sell, it's clearly going up and that's been obvious a long time with most long term buyers well below this price so no real pressure to buy. So we are with the traders.

Based on the fact someone is trading

It's massively undervalued and £6 will fall very quickly. We should see a rerate. I think £8+ is not impossible over the next year.

3-5% is a very modest expectation and to achieve this either the airline or the holiday business would need to experience decline.

£724 is my modest profit target for the current year where we are a few weeks off the end of Q1. This will mean a flat summer performance and £114m profit (loss reduction) over Q1-3. Starting Q4 all square would be a huge success. Q1 will be a modest loser. I think £50m. Q2 around £200m loss and Q3 around £250m profit.

I don't see as it matters. It put easyJet on Tesco promotional material which has a reach. Seems like an easy deal to me. Nobody does something for nothing including easyJet.

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Q1 dates are the same as ever 1st October until 31 December.

It's been a mixed quarter. Summer held on in the med then was destroyed by a couple of weeks of terrible weather. Now it's very mild and numbers are back up. Christmas and New year are booked solid.

H1 will definitely be impacted over last year with the Easter date.

I expect Q1 at £50m loss. H1 loss around £240m. I think that the airline will be flat and the holiday business will generate the additional revenue.

The fact is now they make a greater profit on less revenue. The good news is that they can leverage this change much more.

£8.40 is about whete I am thinking as a 12 month target.

It was waiting for the opportunity to rerate it just needed a plus day for the market

I see a risk of it moving through £6 in the near term. Let the games play out.

Opened down but I think that this will be a strong week for easyJet.

We haven't seen any response to the results yet in my opinion. I expect some upward momentum over the coming weeks.

Bailing out.....

It's not for everyone to make money at this game.

Good luck elsewhere. People need to go when they need to go. It's how it is. I will be doing the same before £10.

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Blockbuster earnings. The stock market must have really valued all that success.

Hopefully the gamblers move on, nothing to see here and in due course value can be attached. The share price is ridiculous for the ongoing commercial success achieved.