Dart Share Discussion Threads

[castleford tiger] 24/12/2018 11:12

sf5
PLEASE ignore the numpty!

It just makes things up.........

Tiger

[sf5] 24/12/2018 11:07

But surely CT1 if supply is falling faster than demand (I was surprised that Norwegian is 3rd largest at LGW) this must be good news for the survivors?

[joe king1] 24/12/2018 09:51

Budget airline, WOW is in financial trouble.

It appears Budget airlines are shares to avoid. Hence why this is melting like snow in an African Desert

[castleford t1ger] 23/12/2018 19:18

Strong SELL

Will join the ranks of Norwegian budget airline which has announced it's probably going bankrupt. Budget airlines going out of fashion.

[castleford tiger] 23/12/2018 17:11

Second hand B737-800, G-DRTN is finally on it's first revenue service for Jet2 this morning, currently on route to Alicante from Manchester as LS879

tiger

[tongostl] 21/12/2018 11:21

He's turned CHICKEN LOL.....buk buk BUKKAARK!!

[castleford tiger] 21/12/2018 08:31

Thats a no then Keyboard warrior...........LOL

Have a nice Christmas

Tiger

[castleford tiger] 20/12/2018 20:09

Joe happy to have that beer and you can meet the 80 year old ex Tiger player who trust me might kick you in the nuts.
You decide you know where I am pal
Seasons greetings
Tiger

[tongosti] 20/12/2018 19:40

Both Nasdaq and Russell in technical bear territory now. Love the speed with which the markets travel south. Quicker bang for one's buck. Expect fireworks over here too over the next few days.

[joe king1] 20/12/2018 17:44

kuntsford testicless when he was in his 40's, half his age, always a troll




Looks like a Tard! Oh wait, he is a Tard

lol

[joe king1] 20/12/2018 17:36

Wally1, you are blind to the obvious, you will be dead soon

lol

[joe king1] 20/12/2018 17:35

And there you have it, kuntsford testicless is a 80+yr old internet troll.

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Castleford Tiger20 Dec '18 - 09:00 - 6077 of 6083
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No value here for shareholders.

I expect you to be wiped out in any re structuring later in 2019

Tiger

not short its just my opinion

[woozle1] 20/12/2018 16:56

This from the Times today. Jet2 will be OK but not FW, I fear

Of course, some Brexiteers do acknowledge this, hence the recent discussion about managed no deal: the idea that the EU will agree to a series of side deals to keep trade flowing. The EU attempted to slay this unicorn yesterday by publishing some of its own no deal plans. These included measures to allow flights between the UK and EU to continue, while prohibiting British carriers from flying between EU destinations; measures to allow British road haulage companies to deliver loads to the EU but not to pick up loads on their return journeys; new rules providing continuity in access to UK derivatives clearing services for one year. It also warned that all live animals and animal products would need to be checked at the border and that member states should be ready to apply the EU’s customs code, which would require the application of the EU’s external tariffs and origin checks. That is a recipe for near-certain chaos at British ports.

[tongosti] 20/12/2018 16:49

Don't see a bear market?Check out SP500/ Dax/ China 3000/ FTSE 100. Bear with a capital B!

[tongostl] 20/12/2018 16:15

Strong BUY. The ducks are lining up beutifully here for a strong RISE soon.

[castleford t1ger] 20/12/2018 15:07

Strong SELL

[woozle1] 20/12/2018 14:20

Defo closer to the bottom. Chaotic Brexit would be bad for FW as there would be less chilled food to be refrigerated and distributed to the supermarkets. Pretty sure that there would agreements in place to keep planes flying.

Army on the streets, food shortages (we've started stockpiling), lorries backing up to the M20, medicine shortages, the govt the biggest fridge buyer. Can't recall this being on the side of the red bus!

w1

[wagnerlove] 20/12/2018 13:05

Yes Meljiman, FW seems to be mostly intra-UK distribution, with a some parts related to imports/exports. They don't break it out. From annual report: "These distribution facilities sit in the heart of the county’s fruit growing areas and provide packing and distribution services for this important local industry and for businesses importing fruit and produce from across the English Channel".

[meijiman] 20/12/2018 12:44

Fowler Welch is UK delivery based so mostly unaffected by events at Dover.

[wagnerlove] 20/12/2018 12:29

In the event of a chaotic Brexit it is also worth thinking about the part of the buisiness we never talk about on here: Fowler Welch. A very small part of the overall pie granted, but £170m of sales operating on a razor-thin margin might get into trouble if UK supermarket supply chains are messed up. I will admit I have no idea what lines of lorrys at Dover etc would do to FW.

[snorkelparker] 20/12/2018 12:15

Thanks WL, Yep makes sense and reasonble I wasn't expecting your calculations to be bias. Leaves a bit on the downside and if things get messy in january..may go under the x2. But feeling that we are much closer to the bottom than the top..cheers Snk

[woozle1] 20/12/2018 12:08

Art 50 will be extended and who knows what happens then: GE or People's Vote. Corbyn will not be PM and that is my only prediction; unless he has damascene conversion to EU and another referendum. Peak Corbyn passed at the last GE. People will still go on holidays and more will choose Jet2's keenly priced packages.

w1