Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[tlobs2] 22/7/2019 08:50

Nice to see both Sharepoint and AHL Partners starting to reduce their short positions in the past few days :-)

hxxps://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B7KR2P84/

Lets hope they (and others) continue over the coming few days.......

[laugher] 19/7/2019 17:59

Yes, nice move these past three weeks with large volume these last three days.

[tlobs2] 19/7/2019 13:31

She's gonna blow ............... :-)

[chiefbrody] 19/7/2019 12:17

Maybe. We'll see.Either way. Be good when its back up around 1500p

[tlobs2] 19/7/2019 12:03

I don't think they will chief. Yesterdays positive trading update is just what was needed. Easyjet are a good well run and profitable company.

IMHO this is heading back up to 1400p/1500p fuelled by the closing of some of the significant short positions that are currently losing money each day......

[chiefbrody] 19/7/2019 11:43

IAG similar yield (miles more with specials) and P/E of 5.Airlines totally unloved.

[chiefbrody] 19/7/2019 11:42

I suspect they'll remain with their short positions for a while yet. At least until 31 Oct..

[tlobs2] 19/7/2019 09:48

Fund % short change Date changed

AHL Partners LLP 0.66% -0.12% 16 Jul 2019


Sensible decision on their part to start to call time on their short .....


And with a minimum 4% still short (that's just those over 0.5%) then that's around a whopping 16 million shares outstanding.


Best of luck closing those positions under 1200p a share based on recent trading.

[tlobs2] 19/7/2019 08:54

Target price for close of play today anybody?

:-)

[amt] 19/7/2019 07:36

Where else can you get a 5.5% yield "PE ratio of 10. Strong balance sheet and strong growth company.

[tlobs2] 18/7/2019 19:05

Quite a few significant trades put through after the close.

Is that the first of one of the major shorters starting to close their positions? If so then these daily boosts could last for weeks.

Same upward pressure on them all again tomorrow would be nice :-)

[montyhedge] 18/7/2019 09:31

Good update, EasyJet and IAG no 737 Max helps.

[robot ic1] 18/7/2019 08:56

Qantas , good morning , black gold is hammering up

[tlobs2] 18/7/2019 08:08

An excellent update. Well done lads and lasses.

That will hopefully have caught a few shorters with their pants down this morning :-)

[suffersnofools] 18/7/2019 08:03

Nice update

[montyhedge] 17/7/2019 10:51

EasyJet and IAG will benefit the most from Ryanair and the 737 Max grounding.

[tlobs2] 17/7/2019 07:48

Yesterdays rise must have been driven by one of the larger shorters starting to close their positions. And as each loss making day goes by they will all be joining in if they have any sense ;-)

Same again today would be good.

[lilith83] 16/7/2019 16:42

I wonder why are easyjet and ryanair up strongly today? I'm somewhat surprised by the mini-recovery but I won't change my mind of staying on the sidelines.

[tlobs2] 16/7/2019 16:00

I think the 737 max will be pretty safe after all the modifications. It has to be. That said I might avoid wherever possible for a couple of years.

An excellent day today. Keep the pressure on those squealing shorters all the way up to 1500p :-)

[dealy] 16/7/2019 15:58

I utterly despise these hedge funds

[cashandcard] 16/7/2019 15:27

Lol, a true, no frills solution to an issue that highlights passengers safety - hide the fact its a 737 max. They really have not thought this through. I'm afraid I'll be staying well away from Ryanair (or any airline) and not flying ANY 737s.


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