Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[dealer1972] 23/2/2017 11:05

I guess it's going to be pretty similar situation for most airlines today QP

[quepassa] 23/2/2017 11:03

Storm Doris taking its toll.

Flightaware show currently 38 flight cancellations for EasyJet and a whopping 8% or 122 flight delays. That's just so far today.

Here is a link to the full FLIGHTAWARE stats

hXXp://uk.flightaware.com/live/cancelled




ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[opodio] 23/2/2017 09:38

let it settle for a week and we will be back to 970p

[ny boy] 23/2/2017 08:19

Divi fall today as expected

[mastey] 22/2/2017 21:28

If share price can close the week post the divi above 925 will be a very good week

[joshgroeny] 22/2/2017 21:04

Aha - it's tomorrow isn't it?

[joshgroeny] 22/2/2017 21:03

Erm - did this go ex div today..?!

[opodio] 22/2/2017 17:35

so looking forward to the mega dividend cheque

[tlobs2] 22/2/2017 16:53

PMSL .....

[quepassa] 22/2/2017 16:52

You reflect very, very poorly on LargeChablis.

Weather warnings about Storm Doris on EasyJet website.

QP

[opodio] 22/2/2017 16:40

will be this price next week and we will have a dividend imho

the great thing about easy jet is it keeps making so much free cash and keeps giving it us

[tlobs2] 22/2/2017 16:26

You keep talking up the price QuePassa.


And for the last time I have no idea who LargeChablis is.


No doubt you'll be posting doom and gloom tomorrow about the high winds and the huge impact it will have on this sector. LOL.

[quepassa] 22/2/2017 15:14

Our resident alcoholic is getting punchy again.

Keep it up and you know that you will get your own medecine back.

Every time you post, you bring ill-repute to LargeChablis.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[tlobs2] 22/2/2017 14:49

PMSL


Desperation kicks in once again for QuePassa aka the ADVFN Drama Queen !


Strikes have been and gone in the past and guess what, yes EasyJet have still managed to make a profit.


EasyJet are going to share some of those profits out tomorrow.


The clock is ticking .....

[quepassa] 22/2/2017 14:35

National Strike by Ground Handling and airport security in Italy tomorrow 23rd Feb.

and

Industrial action planned by EasyJet cabin crew in Italy on the 23rd. February.




Tough, tough, tough operating environment.



See EasyJet website for full details.



ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[jonesy2222] 22/2/2017 12:56

alex1621 Well done

[alex1621] 22/2/2017 10:04

QP ... I have no problem with someone expressing a view on the company or the industry, it takes buyers and sellers to make a market. I don't mind shorters, that's no problem either.But you made a very specific statement about EZJ exiting the ftse100 and institutional selling thereafter ... that does happen but does not in itself impact a share price over the medium term ... 120 days cited. If anything, it suggests a buying opportunity.

[tlobs2] 22/2/2017 09:58

QuePassa, are EasyJet growing their customer base month on month?


Are they increasing capacity to cover their increasing number of passengers?


Oh and are they profitable?


I'd say that was three yes's :-)

[alex1621] 22/2/2017 09:41

Just asking for anything that backs up your theory on a share falling out of the ftse100 index, a very specific point? Something that is easily measurable, and has been looked at numerous times.Not your views on the industry or academic research on markets in general. That's another topic.You only really needed to say "no".

[quepassa] 22/2/2017 09:23

If you are looking for "Academic proof" in the equity markets, you are totally barking.

The markets are all about taking views - not academic proof.

Academic research into finance gets it wrong time and time again.

The sector is bringing about its own agony by too much competition, too many new jets and an over zealous expansion of fleets. Too much excess capacity leading to a massive Price War which is hitting the profitability of the airlines hard.

RyanAir's share Buy-Back policy has done little to support its share price and I doubt that EasyJet's policy to buy-back will do much good either.

The sector is mired with far too much competition leading to punitive seat discounting to put bums-on-seats, amongst a whole load of other challenges.

In my view, the sector will not improve until seat capacity is removed from the sector.

I think EasyJet is a great airline but the sector backdrop is appallingly bad.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[stoxx67] 22/2/2017 09:04

indeed...a superb read QP

guessing you have not reinvested your Avesco bounty into this.

can see from technical position of EZJ that many will have had opportunity to make good money on the long side, resistance at £11.00 from as recently as mid Oct of last Year.. but this has fallen sharply since middle of last Year...

as always , all about that T word.... Timing...

have not looked at EZJ from a fundamental perspective..

[alex1621] 22/2/2017 09:02

I have read that book, but it's not about companies that fall out of an index and the effect that has on their share price, is it? LTCM became unstuck during the Russian debt crisis when the correlations between asset prices went out of whack. So what you really mean is that you have no proof, no analytical research, to back up your case? It's what you hope will happen, possibly because you have a short spread bet on the stock? I've no idea where EZJ will be at the end of the year, or next year for that matter ... and neither do you.

[quepassa] 22/2/2017 08:55

'Coz it's a lot of old tosh.

I could name many companies which used to be FTSE100 companies which crashed out never to return.

If you want to talk about academic research and how wrong academics can be, I recommend that you read the excellent book ,When Genius Failed by Roger Lowenstein about the nobel prize-winning professors from Harvard who joined LTCM and whose research ultimately proved worthless and brought about the collapse of LTCM.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[alex1621] 22/2/2017 08:48

We settled the "move out of the ftse 100" a couple of weeks ago. I even quoted the academic work on the subject ... seems that share price recovers within 120 days, so it makes no difference to long term holders but does represent a buying opportunity for traders.QP never responded at that time, perhaps he'd like to cite his own evidence?