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[hamhamham1] 12/3/2020 07:00

A blonde mistake :)

[dround87] 12/3/2020 06:59

You mean his 2014 low of 315?

[jailbird] 12/3/2020 06:59

Sorry that was Trump

[jailbird] 12/3/2020 06:58

Already has It is breaking news

[spob] 12/3/2020 06:57

Boris might stop Euro flights today

[1 nhs] 12/3/2020 06:57

55% of Americans own stocks directly or through funds.

Prior to the 1929 crash 20% Americans did.

Today’s depression will set the US back 20 years as three generations get a full blown kicking,

Massive stock losses followed immediately by unimaginable unemployment.

[sr2day] 12/3/2020 06:55

i think monty may get his 315p today.

[jailbird] 12/3/2020 06:53

Will Trump stop UK flights ?Is that a matter of time ?Big hit to BA if that happens But it already is hitting them

[hamhamham1] 12/3/2020 05:38

I'm firmly sitting on my hands.
Be carefull rushing in to buy IMO.
What if this causes a lot of debt for a floated business?
There are many options to raise capital to repay the debts.

Ps, did long haul airport tax go up yesterday?

[smithys2019] 12/3/2020 05:16

This event is about to cause a shed load of capacity to be removed from the market, one that is notoriously difficult to get in.

The survivors, more dynamic, adaptable will quickly establish greater control over the global airline industry.

[cashandcard] 12/3/2020 02:15

I'm pretty sure American Airlines is likely to be the first big casualty amongst US airlines. Struggling to survive with all their debt, this will probably send them into bankruptcy.Cash

[spob] 12/3/2020 02:01

This is turning into World War 3

Except the war is against a virus

Batten down the hatches !

[spob] 12/3/2020 01:59

I’m talking about passenger travel

Not important stuff like freight and medical supplies

[fjgooner] 12/3/2020 01:57

Have you ever seen on the news the traffic that flows through the Channel Tunnel from France to England or Dover's freight port?

A travel ban there would be absolutely impossible outside of a full wartime scenario.

[spob] 12/3/2020 01:45

Boris may do the same tomorrow

Ban all travel from Europe

[spob] 12/3/2020 01:15

I guess they will only allow Uk residents to now fly to the US

[spob] 12/3/2020 01:13

Will this mean all Europeans traveling to the US will now do so via the UK ?

[1 nhs] 12/3/2020 01:12

Here we go, ( as predicted)

Worlds airlines on verge of total shutdown

[spob] 12/3/2020 01:05

Trump bans all travel from Europe to the US

I saw this coming

[dround87] 11/3/2020 22:06

Good point! Although they wouldn't do it if they didn't think it was coming back.

[bookbroker] 11/3/2020 20:56

Doubt they are buying because it is good value, most likely tax reasons!

[m1k3y1] 11/3/2020 20:10

IAG non-executive chairman Antonio Vazquez Romero and non-executive director Francisco Javier Ferran Larraz have subsequently bought into the group’s share price weakness. Mr Romero purchased 84,000 shares at €5.344 each on 3 March, in the week after IAG’s results release, yielding an aggregate value of €448,896. Mr Larraz bought 144,000 shares at a price of €5.222, also on 3 March, with an aggregate value of €751,968. He subsequently bought a further 85,900 shares at €4.6763 a share on 9 March, at a total value of €401,694. IAG declined to comment on the directors’ dealings.

[careful] 11/3/2020 19:54

Always a comfort when directors buy.
I remember the chairman of RBS buying a huge number of shares during the financial crisis.

That was enough for me, I topped up.
Almost lost the lot.

Ian Conn of Centrica bought lots of shares last year, followed by a collapse.

There are many examples, these directors are often in denial.