Ryanair Share Discussion Threads

[essentialinvestor] 16/10/2019 11:52

Sold 35% this AM.

[essentialinvestor] 16/10/2019 00:39

This is turning out lovely, my best recent performer by some way.

[essentialinvestor] 10/10/2019 20:43

Market anticipating capacity coming out of the sector.

If we can agree s deal it's supportive.

[gimmethefax] 10/10/2019 20:21

Hopefully! Maybe if a no-deal Brexit becomes the most likely outcome. However, this is starting to look less likely(?)

[albert3591] 10/10/2019 14:44

You will get it.

[gimmethefax] 09/10/2019 19:05

Very nice. Any idea why such a positive day today?

Still hoping for an opportunity at €8-9?

[essentialinvestor] 09/10/2019 17:35

Another lovely day.

[darius12] 07/10/2019 16:33

How come iag/rya/ezj are quite strong today? all of them about 3% up - Easyjet's trading statement is tomorrow i believe.

[montyhedge] 02/10/2019 09:28

We don't all want to travel like a student. Perhaps the stag and hens do's Ryanair passengers don't give a dam.

[time_traveller] 01/10/2019 09:57

Hmm, very strong run from the low, so I've taken profits for a possible dip back to that €10 level. Too many known unknowns (Brexit, max issues, industrial relations) for my risk appetite to ride it higher. Would also like to see some fresh blood in the BOD.

[gimmethefax] 30/9/2019 21:20

Lol. Anyways, another European airline going bust...

[tim 3] 30/9/2019 16:30

Never buy anything on a plane even when I fly to the us.

Food is always average at best would rather eat before or buy a sandwich or something similar at the airport.

To me flying is a necessary evil of getting where you want after a couple of hours even on a 747 its boring best just to settle down with a book and some headphones on and hope it passes quickly.

Ryanair give you the option to buy your ticket cheaply and then if you want them pay for the extras would rather have it that way than have it all included in the ticket price nothing is free.

[essentialinvestor] 30/9/2019 14:37

albert, you don't need to fly RYA or like the company or make money
investing in the shares. Think you are confusing the two.

[montyhedge] 30/9/2019 14:35

Prefer BOAC days leave the stag and hens do's to Ryanair.

[time_traveller] 30/9/2019 12:27

And look up on the ticket price!

Fact is, Ryanair democratised air travel - poorer people can eschew the on board sales and now afford to travel, while munching their homemade sandwich, and bottle filled from the airport water fountain, and the wealthier can buy the extras. Or do you prefer the days of BEA/BOAC, where air travel was the preserve of the very wealthy (but food and drink was included)?

[albert3591] 30/9/2019 10:51

A possible customer would look down on it.

[time_traveller] 30/9/2019 10:35

As an investor, what's not to like about that?!

As a punter, you're on the wrong forum.

[albert3591] 30/9/2019 07:08

Would you like some water sir,that will be 3€ please.

[tim 3] 29/9/2019 13:44

Just got back from Spain with them.

Faultless service only extra I had to pay for was seat reservation or they will randomly put you anywhere on the plane not with family/partner which is a bit cheeky but again made perfectly clear on website.

Lots cheaper than the competition and plenty of flights plane was full both ways and on time.

I don't pay for checking a bag in which saves a load and also saves times, surprising how little you actually need when you look more closely at it.

[montyhedge] 29/9/2019 13:03

XL Airways gone bust, more pilots looking for a job.

[montyhedge] 29/9/2019 11:14

To many pilots.https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/ryanair-pilots-told-take-unpaid-20234772

[montyhedge] 28/9/2019 19:30

I think so with these airlines going bust must be a lot of pilots looking for jobs, weakens greedy Balpa pilots bargaining power.

[essentialinvestor] 28/9/2019 17:40

Monty, very nice longer term upside.
I'm not sure we have seen the low yet though, but who knows.

[montyhedge] 28/9/2019 16:34

Second biggest airliner in France just gone bust, good news for Easyjet, Ryanair and IAG.