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[smithys2019] 11/3/2020 16:06

40k per hour average industry operating cost. A massive French white elephant that may be kept on now due to oil being cheaper than tap water. Biggest issue they have is ironically is a lack of hold space - little cargo. So no use and no easy cargo door conversion. Air France sold them with a min buyback cost (think PCP for aircraft). They will get smashed by that over the next few years. A350 looks quite good though.

[1 nhs] 11/3/2020 16:04

IAG holding very well, compared to other airlines.


You will say the same @20P

[cashandcard] 11/3/2020 16:01

All those A380's must be sitting idly by. Bloody shame, they are the most expensive and will be worst hit in terms of travel volumes.

[montyhedge] 11/3/2020 16:00

IAG holding very well, compared to other airlines.

[m1k3y1] 11/3/2020 15:58

Norwegian down another 16%

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 15:57

Empty carbs.
Report me :)

[dround87] 11/3/2020 15:57

Yeah sorry support. Baby brain.

[kickingking] 11/3/2020 15:57

if you shorters are looking for a company that has not fallen much, i would suggest short Rank Group, who is going to go to bingo halls

[dround87] 11/3/2020 15:56

I'm sorry what? You hate pasta? I know we've had our disagreements but this is too far. I'm writing a formal complaint...

[smithys2019] 11/3/2020 15:52

Tanking to 400 as of 1552? It hasn’t bloody changed for 3 hours. About to close as all the shorters stop sniffing bottoms and close for the night.

[1 nhs] 11/3/2020 15:34

Here we go, ( as predicted)

TANKING

95/5 world no fly zone within two weeks

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 15:28

Unbelievable, bloody ef all toilet roll in the supermarket again. Anyone else find the same? Most all other stuff there except hand gel, paracetamols and pasta. I hate pasta anyway.

[montyhedge] 11/3/2020 15:26

Easter holidays the big test any more bad news that's effects it, may be the straw that breaks the camels back. 2014 low 315p my target.

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 15:25

Sadly most all countries where it has a good hold will follow the Italian graph curve IMO. Can't see any reason why it wouldn't.

[m1k3y1] 11/3/2020 15:25

EZJ struggling

[smithys2019] 11/3/2020 15:23

83 new cases today.

NHS, perhapsthey will view as serendipity for decades of intergenerational theft, gig economy, no affordable housing and retirement in the 70s.

To be fair, I doubt very much if the boot was on the other foot it would stop accusations of snowflakery and not having a wartime spirit.

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 14:59

It's support not resistance which is being worn down ;)
But I guess of you 2 are shorting then resistance is the correct term?

[dround87] 11/3/2020 14:40

Looks like resistance is fading today. Gearing up for stage 2. Still going to wait for my second major round of buying until serious containment measures are announced for the UK. I'll just ride my short for now.

[montyhedge] 11/3/2020 14:25

Resistance and psychological level of 400p. If broken on bad news 385p quite quickly.

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 14:19

Dow reacting, down over 3%...
(Isn't that a Status Quo song? Dow down, deeper and down)

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 14:06

Treading water for a bit before the next big move.

[dround87] 11/3/2020 14:05

Hmm. I reckon shorters at 400 will get some profits unless something major changes.

[hamhamham1] 11/3/2020 13:44

They only covering sick pay if you have been instructed to self isolate by authorities, I believe?
And at only statutory rate of £94 per week?
And if you told to self isolate, the only long haul you'll be doing it suffering yer partner 24/7 for a fortnight ;)

[smithys2019] 11/3/2020 13:42

Monty, once schools close (potentially next 2 weeks) people may well travel in school term time and bag themselves a longhaul holiday deal. Prices are first cheap at the money.

A lot of people will be pulling sickies now the government are covering sick pay.