Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[abertawe1974] 20/12/2022 20:57

Agree 110%

[gswredland] 20/12/2022 19:48

At these levels I would not be surprised to see another bid to come in

[topazfrenzy] 20/12/2022 16:32

I hope the government hits the strikers hard and it drags on, let them lose thousands in pay while they take an extra long holiday over Xmas and beyond

ZERO sympathy for these selfish prats

[halfpenny] 20/12/2022 16:28

Chesty, not sure where your flights where going but I fly every Thursday and Monday to EU and flights are packed both ways. Now it’s difficult to get a flights now as they are more popular with train strikes and Union leaders trying to topple Gov which is not working.
All these days lost and strikers pay lost so how can they afford to strike!!!
All very strange to me, my postman is working as he can’t afford to follow the Highly paid Union leaders..
EZJ is going to have an increase in revenue this period. Topping up at these lows.

[chesty1] 20/12/2022 10:20

Well I have travelled with EZJ twice in the last month, great great service but only half full planes! Great for travellers but not for the company!

[jugears] 16/12/2022 13:42

£3 next week

[windingroad] 15/12/2022 15:41

Impressive that EZJ managed to reduce the loss for the year by about £500m to around £200m in just the last quarter. I don't see how they'll keep that up though. Houseprices are coming down, mortgages going up, real wages declining and recession is being seen across retail businesses now. Maybe holidays will be the last thing people give up, though I honestly thought it would be food, heat and shelter!

The way things are going for the wider economy, I'm sceptical that they'll continue to stay profitable. EZJ traditionally loses money in the winter and I won't be very surprised to see this below £3 again in the spring, but there's a lot of love for EZJ out there in the market, so maybe it'll keep its head up.

[terminator101] 14/12/2022 06:56

Headline is “we are losing less money than before”. Hardly gripping is it, because they are still losing money. Plus winter is coming, fuel costs are still high, travel is being disrupted significantly, and consumers are totally skint. Those trends will get worse next year. But never mind, because the CEO creamed out £2.959 million, which for the more eagle eyed amoungst you is the same as the “headline EBITDA” waffle 😉

[albert arthur] 13/12/2022 22:34

So I'm coding an app, part of it gives digested short data in charts.... Shorts in Travel and Leisure up C.100% since Nov18th yet EZJ 30% down... promising!Data here: https://twitter.com/albert__arthur/status/1602792356348035074?s=46&t=_hrhtbBmXcV_Drih3Lr3EQ

[jugears] 13/12/2022 11:22

crazi, I very much doubt, this Christmas strikes will severely dent margins imo

[blackhorse23] 13/12/2022 10:17

Brokers cut EasyJet hold to sell ?? This morning

[bigbigdave] 05/12/2022 11:27

Summer holiday bookings are surging: Sales of 2023 breaks are running almost a quarter ahead of pre-pandemic
Holiday firms are reporting a leap in the number of sun-starved Britons hatching plans for next year.

Sales of summer 2023 breaks are running almost a quarter ahead of pre-pandemic comparisons, according to Julia Lo BueSaid, chief executive of Britain's largest independent group of travel agents Advantage Travel.

'There's a large market who have savings, haven't travelled for some years, and are keen to,' she said.

[crazi] 30/11/2022 15:08

JUGEARS -- when each game sits circa 80000 spectators of which a large amount need to fly in to watch --- it starts to multiply vastly quickly how many flight seats will be needed/boosted in a typically quiet period. Don't be so daft about 24 seats!

[trader465] 30/11/2022 10:57

JPMorgan Chase & Co. set a GBX 260 ($3.11) target price on easyJet (LON:EZJ – Get Rating) in a research note issued to investors on Tuesday morning, Borsen Zeitung reports.

[vaston] 30/11/2022 10:53

Next multibags SYME … CLON…. WBI

[kktj] 30/11/2022 10:52

HSBC raises easyJet price target to 440 (380) pence - 'hold'

[jugears] 29/11/2022 17:03

It's not the flights it's the cost of the hotel & spending money when you are there.
Wow 24 seats that going to really boost there profits lol

[inaminute] 29/11/2022 17:01

If the money is not there flights will be one of the first luxuries to go. Booked a golfing trip with mates myself but we are probably not representative of the wider population. I am sat here with the heating on.

[crazi] 29/11/2022 16:19

Doesnt cost much for return flights to spain, greece etc people will still go on holiday. Bonus next year Autumn which is normally quiet has the Rugby World Cup in Paris. Huge amount of extra flights will be booked from all over the EU. I've just booked 2x return trips to Paris for the rugby. 6 people = 24 seats booked

[inaminute] 29/11/2022 16:09

Holidays for next summer will be booked while some can just afford it with current prices. After April it will hit some harder than imagined including energy price cap change and demand will drop significantly for at least 12 months IMHO