Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[bor491] 24/5/2019 10:11

theresa leaving on the 7th June - who will succeed her? hxxp://www.cityam.com/278117/its-nearly-over-theresa-may-set-announce-her-departure-date

[essentialinvestor] 24/5/2019 09:32

bor491, in terms of investment it's often better to leave
the emotions to one side.

Share prices often make a low while newsflow continues to weaken (provided the company is sound financially)
whether yesterday represented s significant low remains to be seen.

[bor491] 24/5/2019 09:32

I'm not a doomster. I'm a realist. And I was a holder of Easyjet. I will not touch it until this bloody Brexit mess is cleared.

[bc4] 24/5/2019 09:07

And if there is one a few months look I voted to remain but life goes on it is people like you the doomsters that cause a lot of it. The world is not going the end HONESTLY

[bor491] 24/5/2019 08:20

they can buy as much as they want but brexit is toxic.

lots of examples where directors have bought and lost a load unfortunately.

Theresa May is about to resign, a Brexit hardliner will likely take her place - that would hit the UK stock market hard in the short to medium term. If UK were to exit without an agreement it will take at least 5 years to recover.

[tlobs2] 24/5/2019 07:52

Well that is a very good signal from people in the know !

:-)

[bc4] 23/5/2019 17:44

Director buys over £320.000 grands worth
The Company announces that it received notification on 23 May 2019 that the following Directors have each purchased Ordinary Shares of 27 2/7 pence each in the Company ("Shares").

John Barton, Chairman, acquired 11,000 Shares at a price of GBP9.024 per share. Johan Lundgren, Chief Executive Officer, acquired 20,000 Shares at a price of GBP9.066 per share. Andrew Findlay, Chief Financial Officer, acquired 4,500 Shares at a price of GBP9.050 per share. All transactions took place on 23 May 2019 in London.

[tlobs2] 23/5/2019 16:14

This news on cheaper fuel prices should give Marshall Wace and BlackRock Institutional Trust something to think about ........ both of whom were around 0.5% short.

[tahmina1] 23/5/2019 16:02

V shaped recovery - 900 was the bottom
lovely jubbly

[montyhedge] 23/5/2019 15:46

Oil getting smashed down good for all airlines.

[tlobs2] 23/5/2019 15:25

Brexit was on the way when this climbed all the way up to 1808p ;-)

[bor491] 23/5/2019 14:33

it won't make any difference - this will sink with Brexit.

[dealy] 23/5/2019 13:51

meanwhile crude is 10% off its recent highs. should be good for airlines. plus most of the revenue is in Euro

[essentialinvestor] 23/5/2019 11:35

outfit, going to be a good night for you on Sunday. At least you voted ).

[r9505571] 23/5/2019 11:34

Brexit Party?

[tahmina1] 23/5/2019 11:32

Bought at 901
too tempting

[porsche1945] 23/5/2019 10:08

Jammad, i agree...lets hope they can shunt more of their biz to europe and maybe elsewhere, earn more hard currency too. Issue now is pound getting so hammered asset prices getting destroyed, inflation will take off again, BofE will only watch that for so long before they start ratcheting up interest rates to support it. Defo time to be unloading builders shares. What a self harming sxxtshow, only the brits could allow one half (morons) to tank the other half like this.

[bor491] 23/5/2019 10:06

I think you will end up being the one taking that course as you will lose your jacket, shirt and under pants on this damn Brexiteer! KEEP HOLDING. OR HODL :)

[tlobs2] 23/5/2019 09:20

Have you considered attending an anger management course ?

[tlobs2] 23/5/2019 08:45

Once we are out you will feel better bora ;-)

[bor491] 23/5/2019 08:31

down down down it goes. ENJOY DAMN BREXITEERS.

[jammad] 22/5/2019 16:28

You make good points @Porsche1945, but I think these are excessive where EZJ is concerned. I just don't think of EZJ as that heavily British; they're well diversified in terms of income and flights already, with a track record that shows that if they need to attract more EUR/ CHF, etc custom, they are likely going to, smoothly. I think EZJ have been, and are, being hit harder due to Brexit fears than they should be. I'm long and will continue to be; as others have said, it's a spectacularly strong business that I think will shrug off the continued political and economic suicide. Remember the founder is/was an immigrant to UK shores (like me) so the company is, I suspect, infused with a borderless culture.