Ryanair Share Discussion Threads

[sparty1] 24/11/2020 19:16

you bought cheaply ..(not hard! £2 is possible) Take your profits before the next fundraising..
Put it into Infra stocks..and logisticals like INCH and BBY and KIE .

IAG are a long term basket case.. just like the other euro dinosaurs.. and Sky Blue and others are coming to get them..

[belgrano2] 24/11/2020 08:34

rya buying back 23 percent of their shares really demonstrates the financial power of this company when flights restart in earnest.
with most brits missing out on a holiday abroad this year, and with multiple vaccines about to be rolled out the future is looking bright.
i see they are already laying on extra flights.

think now is a good time to take positions, can see price going north of 20 after one good season, which they are highly placed to get.

[blahblahblahetc] 23/11/2020 15:22

Monday afternoon:
RYA dn 0.3%
IAG up 5.1%
EZJ up 6.4%

Easy money

[undervaluedassets] 23/11/2020 09:53

Agree if you are short term there is money to be made in Easyjet, Jet2 etc

Depends on your time-frame

[blahblahblahetc] 23/11/2020 09:45

I like facts. Here's some. Another week started and yet another week EZJ and IAG will thrash RYA. Here's the FACTS on the share price today - Monday morning:
RYA up 0.7%
IAG up 4.3%
EZJ up 4.8%

[sparty1] 18/11/2020 15:52

undervalue..wasting your time mate ,he does not like facts!

Here is another for you blab.
hxxps://news.sky.com/story/boeing-737-max-cleared-to-fly-again-after-fatal-crashes-12135524

Be cleared by new year. Vital part of increasing ryan airs dominance with the re named dash.

Europes No1 by miles....

15.36 euros.. mkt cap over 17billion.. Nuff said.

[undervaluedassets] 18/11/2020 14:40

relative performances since start 2010

RYA up 350%
EZJ up 100%
IAG up 10%

[blahblahblahetc] 18/11/2020 11:48

CEO of EZJ said no recovery for 3 years - in whole of aviation industry. Better off elsewhere - especially in a stock that's already vastly overvalued like RYA.

[sparty1] 17/11/2020 17:08

blah where are you ..missed the point . RYA fall less far.. not like the ezj and iag car crash.
Board have warned more cash may be needed by IAG. Read the report, look at the net debt, (£10billion and growing by the day) smell the coffee.

[blahblahblahetc] 16/11/2020 15:14

EZJ up 5% and IAG up 9%. RYA aren't even up 1%. Very bad. Seems obvious to the markets that the others have the best business models. You keep looking at flightradar fella. keep dreaming.

[sparty1] 16/11/2020 13:27

, Last year,same stage (sept/oct) net debt was £6.8billion. Has risen to £10billion. Look at the small print of the last nine month statement,
it clearly says if their models /scenarios/ for the covid situation are proven too optimistic the group warned it will have to look for new finance.
Just putting the reality out there. All facts.
I know you do not like facts and short term gains have been made by buyers at £1 but the facts are they are a car crash for long and medium holders.
RYA is almost back to it's highs of last year and it's mkt cap is more than twice that of IAG
More facts.

One is a well run efficient company with great business model. The other a bloated trimmed down caricature. Just like KLM/AirFrance/Lufty/etc ..but without the huge subsidies..
Fact.

[blahblahblahetc] 16/11/2020 08:36

Yet again IAG and EZJ thrashing RYA and proving I'm right

[sparty1] 13/11/2020 13:07

and I have said weeks ago IAG could double to £2 but it could also come calling for more cash!Are you denying the near 10billion net debt? Can you see those vital transatlantic flights picking up to 70/80 a day like normal? No chance.
Not much of a call to buy IAG under £1 and win 36%. Calling the best most resilient airline in the sector takes research and judgement. PS
I made my first investment through a jobber friend of mine in 1975.

There is no arguement. IAG whether they go up or down are a wreck.

RYA had the good sense to buy back 23% of their own shares ..AND cancel them. So recent small placement hardly affected them.
Loads of shares shot up across the sectors when the vaccine news came out. Reality is now creeping in that herd immunity across the travel community is a long long way off.

[sparty1] 13/11/2020 10:18

under
I doubt it. Not many schoolboys can afford to invest.
Back to the crayons Blahblah.

You can look forward to a divi in three years maybe.Spread out between all those billions of shares. :)

[undervaluedassets] 13/11/2020 09:39

Blahblah

look at a 10 year graph comparing IAG and RYA

I think it will tell you everything you need to know about the difference between price and value and it's consequential effect on share pricing.

Have you been an investor/trader for very long?

[blahblahblahetc] 12/11/2020 22:48

LOL "8.50 not long ago!" closely followed by "this shareprice has been solid as a rock." LOL

[blahblahblahetc] 12/11/2020 22:47

LOL flightradar what an amateur

[sparty1] 12/11/2020 14:20

blah

Mkt cap IAG only £7bill now..it`s a car crash.

RYA mkt cap 17bill euros...

No contest.

[sparty1] 12/11/2020 12:55

backed the wrong horse!I`ve made a fortune. the shares were at 8.50 not long ago!

Those bonds are the only airline bonds currently quoted on markets. they are also the cheapest in terms of % rates. RYA has a first class rating with the financials.
Those avenues were and are not available to IAG or easyjet.
Re most of their planes .... do look at flightradar before talking borrocks..

Why do you think with hugely reduced flights for the last half year this shareprice has been solid as a rock. Because it`s the best business model in the industry and you know it.lol

you backed the wrong horse all right.As someone else has said. Still no transatlantic flights, cash burn horrendous, 9bill net debt and rising.. Another fund raising may happen and even the Qataris might not want anything to do with that.
You have a donkey my friend.. and no divis for years and years.. :(

[blahblahblahetc] 11/11/2020 23:20

Can you not see the contradictions in your own post ? Do you work for RYA or summat? You must be in love with Mikey as your so biased. Every month he has to come on and publish awful passenger numbers reduced load factor and predict less future passengers and cancelled flights. Ryanair also had to raise money - euro bonds and a placing in September I believe, robbing Peter to pay Paul. Also they have 2Bn refinancing due in 2021 so expect some more bonds or dilution. They will have to pay those loans back ... or go bust. Most of their planes are grounded and all are depreciating. I wouldnt be surprised if RYA go bankrupt next year with their junk status and cheapo flights and poor customer service. The people who can afford RYA flights will all be unemployed once furlough stops - 4M of them. Yes, I can read a balance sheet and so can the markets. I also do thorough research. That's why IAG up 8%, EZJ up 4% and RYA staying still. You backed the wrong horse for the foreseeable mate. Cash your shares in and get something with a future you numpty.