Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[tlobs2] 23/9/2019 09:39

csmwssk12hu .......... "staycations will be the name of the game"

For some it might be, for the vast majority a holiday week-end break starts when you get to the airport.

Easyjet are ideally positioned to benefit from this.

[amt] 23/9/2019 09:21

Thomas Cook news will give a medium to longterm boost to EZJ.
BA strike problems
RYAN Air strike problems
Future looking better and better for EZJ.
Oil prices down.

[tlobs2] 23/9/2019 09:13

I'll be checking the short position tracker later this week. This has upset the plans of a few shorters :-)

I keep getting Easyjet holiday and short break emails. This is a significant opportunity given their stability, reputation and fleet of reliable aircraft.

[csmwssk12hu] 23/9/2019 09:02

Short term the demise of TCG will provide a boost to competitors, However many of Thomas cook holidays are not the straight to Spain/Turkey and two thirds are foreigners, but of a bounce today however a hole has just opened up and many new start ups will look to fill it, long term a more potent competitor will be born, you may have the likes of Fosun preparing to snap up huge swathes of Thomas cook assets, also confidence will have been lost with the public on a scale nor scene before in the travel industry, next year will be a bloodbath, staycations will be the name of the game, good for UK based tourism

[nobilis] 23/9/2019 08:30

AIP bringing 1500000 thomas cook passengers home

[tlobs2] 23/9/2019 08:30

It's not nice to see any business fail.

That said, there may be opportunities for Easyjet to pick up some equipment, staff and routes if they want them :-)

[18bells] 23/9/2019 08:27

BBC..."It has 45 chartered aircraft at its disposal, equivalent in size to the UK's 5th largest airline.Many of the planes have been sourced from major airlines, such as Easyjet and Virgin Atlantic."https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/business-49770809

[darius12] 23/9/2019 06:57

Thomas Cook collapses, leaving thousands of travelers stranded


so Thomas Cook out of business - will give a boost to airlines. But not only that Easyjet also offer holidays so its an even bigger boost.

[tlobs2] 20/9/2019 08:21

Nice start to the weekend.

Marshall Wace LLP 1.34% -0.09% 17 Sep 2019

Has the tide turned?

[montyhedge] 20/9/2019 08:19

If Thomas Cook go bust, boost for Easyjey Ryanair, IAG.

[montyhedge] 18/9/2019 15:05

BA pilot strike off.

[tlobs2] 13/9/2019 09:23

Boom time for Easyjet by the sound of it darius.


The shorters losses are increasing day by day.............. :-)

[dr_smith] 12/9/2019 15:36

Thank-you Darius.
I'd have assumed likes of BA and Ryan air problems give a distorted elevated figure, but see it was similar in 2018.
I'm guessing hotel prices drop after August school holidays, so an incentive for the retired to pick now.
Dave

[darius12] 12/9/2019 14:53

from

EasyJet gears up for busiest day EVER

EasyJet says tomorrow will be its busiest day ever with more than 332,000 passengers on its more than 1,972 flights across its network.

The airline's last peak travel day was September 14, 2018, when it carried 330,000 passengers.

In the UK alone, over 171,000 passengers will fly to or from easyJet's UK airports on over 1,038 flights on Friday.

Alicante, Faro, Malaga, and Palma top the list of most popular holiday destinations.

UK country director Neil Slaven said: "September is again one of our busiest times of the year as customers take the opportunity to fly off on late summer holidays.

"We are seeing high demand across our network peaking on Friday with more and more people choosing to fly with us and we are pleased that this year is set to break records once again."

[mattcookson] 11/9/2019 22:17

EasyJet seen as takeover target in shrinking European airline market —————.

[taurusthebear] 11/9/2019 15:28

No more political shocks until at least next week! :0)

[darius12] 11/9/2019 12:51

no its a general market rally with airlines being favoured it seems

[tlobs2] 11/9/2019 11:48

Either the shorters have started to close their positions or there could well be more to yesterdays takeover rumours. Or possibly both!

Either way, happy days :-)

[tlobs2] 10/9/2019 12:37

1000p in sight at which point the alarm bells should really start ringing for the remaining shorters :-)

[montyhedge] 10/9/2019 11:28

The whole sector is just so oversold and best value in the FTSE 100

[darius12] 10/9/2019 10:51

Once this manna from heaven goes there are ryanair's strikes over the horizon. easyjet should make sure to have extra seats available or organize extra flights (for the right price of course!)

[taurusthebear] 10/9/2019 10:46

Obviously it's the prorogation rally - no more Commons whinging for 5 blissful weeks. :0)

[darius12] 10/9/2019 10:45

more quick cash into Easyjet's hands



What is can't understand is how IAG's share price is up 4%?

[darius12] 10/9/2019 10:19

iag is also up 3.87% while ryanair up 2.66%

[tlobs2] 10/9/2019 10:13

There must be something in the air to stoke up this much interest. Up 3.7% already and it's not even time for Pop Master :-)