Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[tlobs2] 25/11/2020 16:39

Nesquikme only 200p out with your prediction. Well done. Keep it up. LOL

[taurusthebear] 25/11/2020 15:57

Regulators under immense pressure to ok the various vaccines. Too quick would make it look suspicious, too slow and they'll be blamed for more deaths. I'd give them a fortnight.

[nesquikme] 25/11/2020 14:45

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"If Monday's vaccine news was the party, this is the morning after" - walk of shame down to 630p

[nesquikme] 25/11/2020 14:23

this is going to plunge with wall street

[1crackupboom] 25/11/2020 14:07

Must have peaked now. Back to 6 quid by Friday?

[1crackupboom] 25/11/2020 10:34

How is this so high. Crazy times. Big fall coming just wish I knew the entry point

[tlobs2] 24/11/2020 20:53

Nesquikme, can you post a link to support your wild claims about bookings going through the roof? Without that it'll be just another bc4 type ramp.

LOL.


PS a good day today all round.

[chiefbrody] 24/11/2020 18:14

Yes i suspect the huge rises of late will slow significantly, sooner or later. January we'll get an idea of how forward bookings are going (as peeps book flights now for next Spring/Summer). HY numbers reported by the end of next April. By that time the vaccines should be in full flow and the government may finally give airlines some proper respite. Be interesting to see then what guidance EZJ give for FY2021 numbers (issued Nov 2021). 12-15 squid by then would be great.

[taurusthebear] 24/11/2020 16:59

I agree that 9 quid may well go, but I suspect turbulence approaching a tenner. This went down to 9 quid before Covid hit so I wouldn't get too carried away. This is just euphoria, which won't last in terms of rises.

The return to normality will presumably be without the likes of competitors such as Norwegian.

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 13:16

wall st approaching 30k dumped the airlines


You can leave your hat on

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 10:51

nose cone pointed at 11 quid

[srpactive] 24/11/2020 09:00

w123

Maybe they could sell tickets to fly to the states to watch a movie.

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 08:49

whites12324 Nov '20 - 08:36 - 14118 of 14119
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Booking demand is going through the roof.




Yes. I heard from travel agent


Guy in radio just now who rents French holiday homes said its on fire

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 08:48

900p later this week.

[whites123] 24/11/2020 08:36

Booking demand is going through the roof.

Agree with comments about pre-covid days sp, however there really is no feasible reason the share price couldn't do better with cost cutting implementation.. The kind of costs cuttings that would never have got past unions prior to Covid.

Its been hard on many individuals but for shareholders and the business it could actually be to its benefit.

Even people who previously didn't fly and chomping at the bit to get away..

Could it be the realisation that we do actually only get one life and one go at this, so enjoy and be merry..

[chiefbrody] 24/11/2020 08:21

Agreed.Instant tests on departure/arrival/return would be better but that aint gonna happen now with the vaccine only months away.

[crazi] 24/11/2020 08:16

I wouldnt call it brilliant... but it helps... a little :-)

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 06:28

Indeendent

Travellers arriving into the UK will soon be able to reduce quarantine from two weeks to five days, if they test negative for coronavirus with a single rapid test.



Brilliant!!

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 06:26

COVID-19: Travellers can shorten quarantine on arrival from next month - but they'll have to pay for it



Brilliant news on sky news


Lots of pent up demand for a holiday. Im booking and the seats are going quickly !!!!!

[bc4] 23/11/2020 23:00

Well this will not help

COSTA LOT Brits visiting Spain for winter holidays now need Covid-free certificates – or face a £2.6k fine

23 Nov 2020, 8:48Updated:
TRAVELLERS arriving in Spain from today face a fine of up to £2,600 if they arrive without a negative coronavirus certificate - and they could be sent home.

The Spanish government has confirmed it will take tough action on people who don't abide by the new rules, which are designed to stem the spread of Covid-19.

Tourists visiting Spain from the UK need a Covid-free certificate from today

Anyone heading for Spain from today will need to take a PCR test up to 72 hours before their departure and be able to show it in paper form or electronically on their arrival.

As well as filling in a detailed health questionnaire and providing a coronavirus-certificate, airport arrivals will still be required to have their temperature taken electronically.

The Spanish government says anyone who arrives without a covid-free certificate will be fined up to €3,000 (£2,600) because they are taking the situation "very very seriously".

The traveller must then pay to take a test on Spanish soil and wait for the result.

Anyone who gets involved in a more serious situation, such as refusing to take a test or becoming obstructive with officials, could be fined up to €60,000 (£53,000) and faces being deported from Spain.

Anyone who arrives without a Covid-free certificate will be fined up to €3,000 (£2,600)

Before this, they could travel to Spain but had to go into quarantine for 14 days on their return to the UK, except in the Canary Islands where the UK government has lifted the quarantine restrictions..

However, airports throughout Spain are now ready to enforce the new rules.

[nesquikme] 23/11/2020 22:09

Stocks rose on Monday after AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford said their coronavirus vaccine was up to 90% effective, becoming the third inoculation this month that was revealed to be effective in trial data.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 327.79 points higher, or 1.1%, at 29.591.27. The S&P 500 gained 0.6% to end the day at 3,577.59, and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.2% to 11,880.63.

The Dow hit its session high in the final hour of trading amid news that President-elect Joe Biden plans to nominate former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen for Treasury secretary. The Wall Street Journal first reported the pick. CNBC later confirmed the report through sources.

Shares of airlines led the gains on hope distributing these vaccines would reopen the economy and boost travel early next year. United Airlines rose 2.6%.

[nesquikme] 23/11/2020 21:59

People booking so many holidays for new year is unreal