Flybe Share Discussion Threads

[whatsup32] 12/2/2019 09:54

Am I missing something. Are there people out there still buying this share.

Trading .2p

Warning from Tui aviation today , Thomas Cook a few days back , plus Norwegian, also jet2 . Aviation is in a down turn

[bray2] 12/2/2019 07:01

Have you emailed the BOD directly with your views email addresses can be found easily.

[minerve] 11/2/2019 20:51

Every time it rains, it rains, pennies from heaven
Don't ya know each cloud contains, pennies from heaven?
You'll find your fortune fallin' all over town
Be sure that your umbrella
upside down
Trade them for a package of sunshine and flowers
If you want the things you love, you must have showers
So when you hear it thunder, don't run under a tree
There'll be pennies from heaven for you and me

[exbroker] 11/2/2019 19:34

Tinkler wanter to screw STOB, I am pleased it has blown up in his face!

[whatsup32] 11/2/2019 19:34

I have zero sympathy for a man who spends £50million on travel and entertainment at shareholders expense.

The money he wasted on Flybe is pocket change to him.

[loganair] 11/2/2019 19:17

Tinkler may have more money then the average person, however he is just as emotional as the rest of us and it seems to me his buying of Flybe shares was done so on an emotional basis rather than an investment based on good reasoning.

[mhin2] 11/2/2019 18:06

I am still here, reading/watching...still believe there was/is a conspiracy...I still hope there will be action/investigation. In reality not much has happened except the BOD digging their heels in, which is fine by me if it creates animosity between the consortium and Tinkler/Hoskings

[t 34] 11/2/2019 17:49

He invested 100s of thousands , just shortly after offer was announced . With intent to loose it all ?????????

[minerve] 11/2/2019 17:03

Hope Tinkler is sat on a loss! Ha ha ha ha ha ha

[exbroker] 11/2/2019 17:00

At last the dawn of reality!
mhin2 seems to have gone very quiet, which is not a request for him to return!

Note to all Private Investors
Read all not just the first 6 lines of any RNS that a company puts out, it will either make you richer or make you lose money slower!

[danny baker] 11/2/2019 16:38

Flybe shares are well under 2p now. I can see a steady slide this week to the 1p level. The collective wisdom of the advfn messageboard has hopefully enabled everyone to exit before the inevitable denouement.

[traderglt] 11/2/2019 14:58

It's called risk

[whatsup32] 11/2/2019 13:32

Stobart share price seems to be doing fine for someone . :))

[minerve] 11/2/2019 12:00

Clever

I invested £400K in one company once. I lost it all. I learned from it. The only person at fault was me!

[bray2] 11/2/2019 11:43

customers, staff, management and pension has been protected the only looser is its investors. It's so wrong

[whatsup32] 11/2/2019 10:01

Thomas Cook have had their airline up for sale unofficially for a few years.

Devastated19

Time to accept the inevitable. This is the right decision, company remained solvent, workers kept their jobs, passengers got to fly and shareholders got a lousy penny.

I too hate the idea management getting a million for running the company to virtual bankruptcy. Welcome to today’s business environment.

O’Leary of Ryanair will get €100 million in five years if the share price or profits double.

[devasted19] 11/2/2019 00:19

Then this clown party can be a thing of the past. Let's hope Thomas cook learn from flybe failures

[devasted19] 11/2/2019 00:16

Time will hopefully reveal all. Am hoping Hosking will show Flybe's true colours in real time. We have a right to know the truth.

[cleverinvestor] 11/2/2019 00:13

Minerve


The sale process looks very dodgy.

[cleverinvestor] 11/2/2019 00:11

Devasted

I found this statement very intriguing

"Following the announcement of the Formal Sale Process, Flybe received a number of expressions of interest. These expressions of interest included proposals for the acquisition of Flybe as a whole and also for parts of the business or certain assets. After initial discussions with the interested parties, Flybe shortlisted a smaller number of potential offerors to conduct initial due diligence based on a range of criteria, including deliverability, financial capability and strategic fit. The selected potential offerors were asked to submit proposals for Flybe and subsequently Flybe entered into detailed discussions with a small number of parties."



The big question is how the consortium was formed when the sale process supposed to be confidential.

Who put the parties together?

[devasted19] 11/2/2019 00:10

I don't think anyone saw this coming it was concealed well. Whilst we all though Richard Branson was a saviour it turns out .......

[devasted19] 11/2/2019 00:05

Shame they couldn't please the shareholders into that equasion.