Dart Share Discussion Threads

[woozle1] 13/8/2019 09:02

tiger’s advice: buy, sit tight and get rich slowly. Fretting about intra day movements in the share price benefits only your broker and your neurosis. And another piece of good advice is to filter tongo and his many aliases

[sogoesit] 13/8/2019 08:54

TUI's MAX exposure:

[wagnerlove] 13/8/2019 08:53

Tongo, we have already established you don't know how to calculate FCF, or even what it is. Again, if your main thrill in is boasting to strangers on the internet about a tiny spread betting profit you are real sad case. Several people here have been in the stock for years, and are sitting on profits larger than your whole net worth.

[woozle1] 13/8/2019 08:48

He’s been over doing it with the Coco Pops, again !

[tongosti] 13/8/2019 08:37

the stock market is one of providence's great mechanism to teach bozos of the wanger & gobble variety humility.

Below 12 month lows. Wanger - are we at 60% FCF yield yet? LOL!

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 20:33

1102315412 Aug '19 - 19:43 - 6248 of 6249
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my point was that massive equity funds that hold politically/currency sensitive stocks like dart are untraceable given their trading technique. This is the market we’re in and so it’s why there is such volatility in the price of dart as it’s traded through leveraged derivates and options.

Answer: we both know you're speaking utter nonsense - clearly you have no clue whatsoever on how the markets work. Rather, you're pulling things from your backside (nature of these boards these days) and making things up as you go along. If there is an explosion of derivative instruments being traded as you suggest, you will certainly see the effect on much higher volumes being traded in the cash market (liquidity providers need to hedge their newly issued derivative products, old sport). Capisci?

In addition, for your "innovative" theory to be true, you would need to see higher amounts of stock being shorted. Go check that out (only if you knew where to look) - that's not exactly the case innit ?!


1102315412 Aug '19 - 19:45 - 6249 of 6249
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Look forward to hearing about your system though when you get a moment. I’m a sucker for a system

Answer: I think you're right on your own self assessment. Stick around pal - follow me on the these boards as I have a lot to teach ya!

[11023154] 12/8/2019 19:45

Look forward to hearing about your system though when you get a moment. I’m a sucker for a system

[11023154] 12/8/2019 19:43

my point was that massive equity funds that hold politically/currency sensitive stocks like dart are untraceable given their trading technique. This is the market we’re in and so it’s why there is such volatility in the price of dart as it’s traded through leveraged derivates and options.

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 18:41

That wouldn't matter to our promotor in chief (when the market was in sync with his bet, mr market was wising up whereas now mr market has lost the plot on dtg - go figure this logic) as all he has to do is go back to his fixed 5 year view and voila all is good!

It doesn't ocurr to him what I have said on here initially about two years back that another possibility (share price action over the last 18 months has certainly been vindicating such view) is that the market has discounted the future well in advance and the bar is simply too high. classic dichotomy between underlying business and market action (this is precisely where fundamentalists come to a dead end but this is an entirely different matter)

Soros' reflexivity accounts for such situation but some on here clearly do not need the big man's wisdom. fair enough - that's what makes a market in the end.

buona notte ladies!

[yf23_1] 12/8/2019 18:38

Chartwise we look at a critical level, if 750 goes a traceback to 650 looks likely.

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 18:37

Castleford Tiger12 Aug '19 - 18:33 - 6244 of 6244
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I was the one who said the results were Smashing.
Does anyone think I was wrong?

Yes - Mr Market does and HE IS THE ONLY ONE WHOSE JUDGEMENT MATTERS.

The rest is entertainment!

[castleford tiger] 12/8/2019 18:33

I was the one who said the results were Smashing.
Does anyone think I was wrong?
Trading on under 8 x last years profits the only dark clouds are turmoil in FX rates and overcapacity in the market this year.something I flagged up a good time ago.
However the long term prospects of DTG remain very good and before long the bears will be running for the hills.
Sure it’s a short if you are prepared to lose your shirt if holding at the time of any good updates.
The market still does not understand what DTG are doing and it’s a long game not 12 months but 5 years.
The punters keep flocking to jet 2 and I expect a 20% increase in revenues this year.
A strong business in a weak sector will come good.
My £20 target by 21 remains.
We have 2.5 m punters booking with TCG who have no idea what the winter holds never mind next summer.
I added again today at 749
Tiger

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 18:30

Some fools have clearly lost the ability to listen to themselves.

Initially on this board, I was hearing "... markets cannot be timed"

then it went to "... just a lucky punt"

now i hear posting live calls on this board "... are not believable"

good luck old sport (at the risk of sounding repetitive, anytime you think you may have smth on the old question, please come back to enlighten on your incredulous claim that big boys have been playing DTG while leaving no volume footprints - whatever TF this means for ya!)

[11023154] 12/8/2019 18:12

Tongo, no one believes you about “going live” trading on a bulletin board. Do you have twitter or etoro so we can see these “live” trades?

What’s your system you use? Probably self made...?

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 18:04

good seeing gobble getting a bit irritated - i have filtered the bozo but seeing her following my posts tells me she ain't too happy with her investment going nowhere for two years now ... lol!

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 17:52

I love this guy - yes indeed I have lost the plot going short at 824p.

Just when one thinks he has heard it all!

[woozle1] 12/8/2019 17:51

Ignore the Dongo. He's a keyboard warrior who's been dipping into the sauce well before 6pm.
w1

[11023154] 12/8/2019 17:42

It does not surprise me in the slightest you’re a short term trader who “goes against the consensus” as you stated in your original post. Then preach that mr.market is king and should be listened to....? Mr market has dart down 25% from record results? Who is bullish on this stock exactly other than some people on this BB...the company is only 15% above highs in 2016 since which it has grown revenue and profit almost 100%? This stock has probably never been considered a bullish stock highly sensitive to global macro trends and in considerably the most risky investment industry other than cryptos...I appreciate your views as sometimes you have a point worth listening to but I think recently you’ve lost the plot.

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 17:31

Old sport - I am still waiting for you to enlighten me on your "ground breaking theory" that big players have not left any footprints on here volume wise??As for the rest - I rest my case in light of Mr Market's action following my calls. P.S. It is you who think I hold opposing views in contempt. On the contrary. I was equally prepared to go long a few weeks ago had my system told me to. Pros do not take sides - they simply try to ride whichever wave brings them the tin cup full of shekels.

[11023154] 12/8/2019 17:24

Tongo the results were normal. Another year of growth. The only people who said they were smashing were the people on this board whom you hold in contempt. The exact same argument applies to your short position. The price tests support level for fourth time and there is no dramatic sell off.....? Seems like there’s some considerable strength at 750 or will you not concede that to be the case... I expect no response

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 17:13

Am sure Boris has a plan to fix GBP going forward.

[pireric] 12/8/2019 17:04

Presume fx movements maybe a read to here from OTB, but hard to say. Sticking this on my watchlist as interesting stock that has delivered well over time. Trend just not looking great at the mo

[tongosti] 12/8/2019 16:57

i bet you would have said the same even if DTG had closed below 700p for the day. good for ya old sport.

[mcbull] 12/8/2019 16:54

errr......the 12th of Aug, most peeps are on holidays so overall low volume everywhere