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[valuetracker] 14/9/2020 21:42

Value Target (IAG): 90p

[watfordhornet] 14/9/2020 21:36

How old are you Spacedust? It may get to 60p but saying it is guaranteed are just juvenile.Grow up - nothing you say on here will have any impact.

[spacedust] 14/9/2020 20:58

The ceo if mighty glencore bought huge amounts of glen shsres at 120p only to see it get to 55p. But Ivan glasken was in it for the long haul.

The list you posted doesnt make the share price immune. Youre very naive. The people on the list will hold for yrs.

60p guaranteed

[hodhasharon] 14/9/2020 20:10

hxxps://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/why-iag-shares-are-down-30-this-morning-and-why-you-shouldnt-be-concerned

[hodhasharon] 14/9/2020 20:06

Please note: spacedust/albert knows more than these guys:

27 Jul 20 BuyUK£436,758 Luis Gallego Martin Individual 108,249 UK£4.04
10 Mar 20 BuyUK£350,449 Francisco Javier Larraz Individual 85,900 UK£4.08
09 Mar 20 BuyUK£73,317 Stephen William Gunning Individual 16,502 UK£4.53
05 Mar 20 BuyUK£655,483 Francisco Javier Larraz Individual 144,000 UK£4.56
05 Mar 20 BuyUK£391,186 Antonio Vázquez Romero Individual 84,000 UK£4.66

[hodhasharon] 14/9/2020 20:04

Albert assumes that all flight demand is for the purposes of beach holidays in Benidorm. Completely clueless.

Less flights in winter....I bet the institutional investors never thought of that one.

[hodhasharon] 14/9/2020 20:01

Spacedust and albert are the same user. Totally clueless novice investors.

Time to buy when they start deramping.

[waikenchan] 14/9/2020 19:35

So much for this 10bn in liquidity to weather the virus.

[spacedust] 14/9/2020 19:04

I know. How? Just going by what ive seeb on lots of other placings and rights issues

Ive given plenty of examples such as glencore and lloyds and marks n spencers.

There are many more. Every single one of them dropped minimum 50% why would IAg be any different.

Almost impossible for the share price not to go to 60p. 60p this winter get out on the next fake leg up.

Big boys will be choking the life out of this shorting it to 60p

[albert3591] 14/9/2020 17:39

All opinion geardown

[geardown107] 14/9/2020 17:38

Nobody here knows. There's plenty of experts, but just not about shares. Try fool or LSE for helpful info like the stuff you are on about.

[albert3591] 14/9/2020 16:45

A small tick up tomorrow before a fall I think.

[albert3591] 14/9/2020 16:44

You little tinker you.

[spacedust] 14/9/2020 16:21

All you need to know is almost evey share that does rights or placing the share price eventually drops by at least 50%. My target is 60p and then hold until 600p.

Line up in an orderly fashion who ever wants to call me a deramper......

[montyhedge] 14/9/2020 16:03

Never like rescue rights issue.

[qantas] 14/9/2020 15:50

Wow huge drop in IAG today and may even go lower MKS option price was 185 and now trades at 105 and has been down to 73.9

Please do your own research as always.

[harkishan] 14/9/2020 15:42

Is anyone able to trade the rights (IAGN)? ii are not crediting the rights till the 17th. Obviously trading is going on in IAGN.

[charlie220880] 14/9/2020 15:28

Apparently we can sell our rights to the new shares. Does anyone know how that works and what price we would get? By selling them would it make my position neutral at the new share price? Or am I forced to purchase the additional shares to neutralise my position.


Any thoughts / guidance appreciated

[carter633] 14/9/2020 14:53

Imo IAG are playing the long game. They've been most pessimistic about recovery etc not for another few years and they're dotting the I's now rather than leaving it too late

[loganair] 14/9/2020 14:50

Air Europa has requested €400 million from the Spanish Solvency Fund for Strategic Companies.


The troubled airline is in the process of being purchased by IAG, this may become an obstacle to the granting of aid from the €10 billion fund set up by the Spanish Government to help key companies avoid bankruptcy. Officials have raised concerns that tax-payer money would be used to lower the airline’s price tag, which is in the process of renegotiations.

Pre-pandemic, IAG was going to pay €1 billion for Air Europa. However, this was back in November 2019, when no one knew what was waiting around the corner. Now, Air Europa’s upcoming owner is close to an agreement that would see it pay about half of that amount.

[m1k3y1] 14/9/2020 14:41

According to Luis the Air Europa deal is to be funded entirely separately by Iberia and not IAG ?

[carter633] 14/9/2020 14:37

I imagine some of this will go towards the Air Europa purchase too. Give it a couple of years and IAG will be absolutely smashing it again