Alpha Airports Share Discussion Threads

[the great white] 12/2/2006 10:15

SET for take off next week....you have been warned.....72p chart break out level

[jeffian] 10/2/2006 23:18

In shark terms, great white, I'd say you're a few teeth short of a mouthful!

Regards, Ian

[the great white] 10/2/2006 22:00

don't be short take off soon......

[the great white] 10/2/2006 22:00

don't be short take off soon.....

[the great white] 10/2/2006 21:59

don't be short take off soon...

[the great white] 10/2/2006 21:59

don't be short take off soon....

[the great white] 10/2/2006 09:21

chart breakout at 72p...gambler buys now...tech-trader buys on the break.

[the great white] 09/2/2006 21:45

hello ...I am cheap

[the great white] 09/2/2006 15:16

Too cheap.......investor's !!!!can't you see how cheap this stock is.

[jeffian] 09/2/2006 00:15

great white,

At 90p they'd be on a PER around 9 paying a dividend yield of 4.5% net. I don't think it's saying "takeover", I think it's saying "cheap"!

Regards, Ian

[the great white] 08/2/2006 22:17

ARE alpha airports next for a bid?chart looking better,break above 72p area should gap upto 82p-90-p area.

[the great white] 08/2/2006 21:56

break the 72p area and this could gap up to 82p-90p area.

[jeffian] 08/2/2006 15:35

Still don't follow your reasoning. Servair are part of Air France and all but bust, so they won't be bidding although their stake could, of course, be a platform for another bidder. With several other large institutional holdings, it would be easy to put together 50%+. As for "airports being snapped up", that may be so but AAP doesn't have any airport interests - it puts food on planes and sells duty-free in flight and from airport retail outlets which it leases from airport operators. I think you're putting 2+2 together and making 22!

Regards, Ian

[the great white] 08/2/2006 11:00

Servair holds over 26% they need over 28% to make a formal bid.AS more and more airports are snapped up,it's only a matter of time before AAP goes.

[jeffian] 08/2/2006 10:42

With large lumps of the shareholders' register in very few hands, it's been said before, great white. But why now? and by whom? Are you just flying (an old) kite or do you have something to share with us?

Regards, Ian

[the great white] 08/2/2006 10:18

With BAA uptoday on take over ,ALPHA AIRPORTS ARE NEXT.

[jeffian] 30/1/2006 16:52

Bit of a mixed trading statement today. Not quite sure what to make of it. Good news is that H2 profits recovered after a poor H1; they appear to have found £3m future cost savings to offset part of loss of Thomsonfly contract; higher margin non-UK business offsetting margin squeeze in UK.....BUT bad news is retail profit down despite higher passenger numbers and now they've gone and lost somewhere between £0.7-£2.5M (nice to see the FD has his finger on the pulse - NOT!) to fraud!!! This company does seem to have a habit of going one step forward and two steps back.

Regards, Ian

[jeffian] 11/1/2006 13:51

Go on then, Fred.

Regards, Ian

[ydderf] 11/1/2006 13:48

add the debt to the pension deficit and you get a (too) high enterprise value in relations to nav, eps and everything else - the fact that a director bought implies no new deals about to signed + no private equity group is going to look at a pension can of worms like this, add in the dire prospects for in flight catering and you have a SHORT imho.......

[londonmetro] 11/1/2006 13:34

can anyone post level 2 cheers

[londonmetro] 11/1/2006 13:23

May be - but the 510,000 bought at 69p earlier wasnt

[beta_adjusted] 11/1/2006 12:42

30k shares. £15k. Peanuts.

B

[chester] 11/1/2006 11:33

bought a few of these today...looks good.

[londonmetro] 10/1/2006 15:04

Watched and bought after directors buy.

Looking by the trades as if someone else has to.