Dart Share Discussion Threads

[castleford tiger] 25/9/2018 17:24

Bought at 8.88
Tiger

[shaker44] 25/9/2018 17:07

my thick top slice at £10 to buy back on a dip is suddenly looking better. but see what tomorrow brings.

[pander45] 25/9/2018 16:44

Two words Tiger. Sector contagion. Nothing is immune. I did flag it up for you in my helpful post.

[hatfullofsky] 25/9/2018 15:44

It's amazing there is an idiot on every board. Filtered

[bulltradept] 25/9/2018 13:27

The filter button is a wonderful thing..

[castleford tiger] 25/9/2018 13:20

How about you doing us a favour and FO on holiday.

Or £500 to charity that it does not fall to 500p?

tiger

[st0ckpic] 25/9/2018 12:39

Still falling

Once price gets to 903, it's a bottomless pit below.

SELL and buy back sub 500p and less.

[castleford tiger] 25/9/2018 12:23

From The Times today: ""While he [Thomas Cook CEO] refused to name names, industry-watchers pointed to the rapid expansion of Jet2, part of the quoted Dart Group, as a factor after its addition last year of lights from London Stansted and Birmingham airports".
So TC's problems are an indicator of Jet2's success; another buying opportunity? The EU/Brexit fears are just media hot air. There's no way that the EU and particularly Spain is going to ruin its tourist industry. It's just a matter of paperwork.

This is the reason tcg are in trouble. Our 25% of market share has come from someone.

As for flights from the UK to the EU being stopped remember what we spend

33 billion a year in the EU.
They are not going to stop that.
Now EU to EU maybe different. EZY bases are a different issue.

We are off a little on the TCG news but I expect us the EXCEED the new forecasts .
The first half has just been a record with over 200m made.

As ever DYOR I am a holder.

tiger

[shaker44] 25/9/2018 11:20

this boy wants to play with his new toys. big red letters. useless troll. filtered.

[nocton] 25/9/2018 11:03

From The Times today: ""While he [Thomas Cook CEO] refused to name names, industry-watchers pointed to the rapid expansion of Jet2, part of the quoted Dart Group, as a factor after its addition last year of lights from London Stansted and Birmingham airports".
So TC's problems are an indicator of Jet2's success; another buying opportunity? The EU/Brexit fears are just media hot air. There's no way that the EU and particularly Spain is going to ruin its tourist industry. It's just a matter of paperwork.

[minky] 25/9/2018 10:59

If the EU do try to be difficult it is likely to hurt them just as much. Can Germany afford to keep supplying the money train?

[11023154] 25/9/2018 10:58

What about the possibility of the EU imposing reduction sanctions allowing European aviation firms to take more control.

[woozle1] 25/9/2018 10:44

Don't worry. I'm pretty sure we'll blink. No politician will want to be at the helm with food shortages due to queues at Dover and the consequences that could have, whatever you think about Brexit.

Submarine May is no poker player.

w1

[11023154] 25/9/2018 10:11

Is it possible that the EU pull up the draw bridge on aviation? Would they ever conceivably do this? I’ve read arguments online but does anyone have something concrete enough that suggests the fall today is complete bullsh!t?

I think if the EU decides to do play cat and mouse in the eventuality of a no Deal Brexit of course the UK could retaliate and block something in return or hike huge trade tariffs for example but even in this scenario we could experience a period of uncertainty and are there other factors that could reasonably come into play? I am a very long term holder and so I’m not fussed if we see considerable turbulence over the next few years but I’m also struggling to think through the possible outcomes of this EU/UK exchange and would invite a reasonable discussion on this bulletin as I suspect we’re not affecting the share price here....?

[snorkelparker] 25/9/2018 09:47

Those without a position, would be tempted to start buying now and accumulate if it falls further...couple more months before a trading update which is expected to be positive with possible caveats on brexit.. But should start to see the start of clarity on landing rights by then, does anyone think that planes full of tourist pounds will be grounded?

[doogle99] 25/9/2018 09:03

I’m sure people will cut back on holiday spending. What jet2 offers is the certainty of a fixed price package product. People love it. Just look at jet2’s repeat bookings year on year plus they easily beat TCG to no 2 biggest tour operator in uk. Will challenge TUI in a few years.

Personally I would wait for short term price weakness (Brexit/ oil/ Drag from Ryan/TCG) before buying in. ??? <£8.50-&pound;9.

[st0ckpic] 25/9/2018 09:01

Going down.



15 November 2018 - the day DTG falls 40% and then some.


SELL SELL SELL

[nocton] 25/9/2018 08:51

Another poster to filter out!

[s34icknote] 25/9/2018 08:25

I think this is a great company .Feeding off Thomas cook No holding yet wish I bought when 5.00 !Brexit worries and their prices look lower than last year ???Will peeps hold back booking holidays ? Thoughts anyone Sicknote

[woozle1] 24/9/2018 19:05

Stocko, unless have you've got some serious to add, please can you move away.
w1

[st0ckpic] 24/9/2018 18:26

15 November 2018 - the day DTG falls 40% and then some.


SELL SELL SELL

[st0ckpic] 24/9/2018 18:25

DTG will be effected by the lack of customers, just like cook and tui will be.


This aim share will get hammered. Take your bets.



SELL