Saga Share Discussion Threads

[games] 20/1/2021 22:04

since they also state this. full medical screening, that may put folk off.


These include requiring cruise passengers to have a Covid-19 test before their trip, as well as a full medical screening.



i suggest they change name to 18-30 cruises.

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 21:13

So what would you suggest?

[games] 20/1/2021 21:07

how can a cruise (or any) company insist on a vaccine that is still in trial.

[ny boy] 20/1/2021 21:03

Strong close on Wall Street, equities powering ahead, above 300p this weekend 350+ after results

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 20:52

You got that wrong Stretford. The keyboard jockey has been here since 4th jan, that’s an embarrassing 17 days of getting it wrong which actually beats the law of averages. It embarrasses itself wherever it goes

[stretford1964] 20/1/2021 20:25

Wonder what time stupidinvester/professor_glennglad will turn up tomorrow. Only a week now to the next update which will hopefully lead to a further strenghtening of the share price.

[stretford1964] 20/1/2021 20:18

You haven't got anything right yet. You've predicted daily share price drops for Saga for the last week while I have enjoyed the rise. You haven't got one right yet. This investing game isn't for you. I got bored with all the usual COVID stuff so unfiltered you on Saga as I needed a good laugh - and I got one straight away. See you tomorrow for more of your stupid predictions.

[davidosh] 20/1/2021 20:15

News on who will be able to board the cruises....

[davidosh] 20/1/2021 20:14

News on who will be able to join the cruises...

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 19:57

Tucked itself up yet again. It’s irrelevant but it was fjgooner that suggested a Wednesday. Regarding the share price an educated investor knows that If every single day someone says a stock will have a significant drop, well the law of averages dictates that will eventually happen on a given day. It’s happened to CNA, Lloyds, Barclays, Apple, Tesla etc etc etc. So what? In any event the Saga stock is never better since village idiot showed up. The keyboard jockey is Our Lucky mascot

[cleverinvester] 20/1/2021 19:31

So you called that wrong so. You said I wouldn't be here after Wednesday.Well let's see what else you get wrong in the coming days .No doubt the share price will fall.

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 19:11

Update on Bloomberg regarding the biggest vaccination campaign in history. More than 44 million doses in 51 countries have been administered, according to data collected by Bloomberg. The latest rate was roughly 2.27 million doses a day, on average. The end of the economically restricting period of this pandemic is getting nearer with every day.

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 19:08

It’s great the STUPIDINVESTER still comes back to embarrass itself. As far as I can tell Glennglad still about so I guess the village idiots great conversations with ADVFN went really really well LOL. Skidmark king Also mustn’t forget to change it’s knickers. Must be going through lots of late with the daily embarrassments. I think it just needs a hug, something it’s probably been deprived of in the early years.

[cleverinvester] 20/1/2021 18:37

Was I not meant to be here Wednesday? that's what you said the weekend.

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 18:36

Likes repeating. Boooooooring

[cleverinvester] 20/1/2021 18:34

For those that get burnt after s terrible set of results next week and when the market realises no Cruise's till 2022.Contact the Goon for a refund.

[fjgooner] 20/1/2021 18:24

343,163 additional people in the UK were vaccinated yesterday - the most ever in one day so far - giving a total of 4,609,740 vaccinated, potential Saga travel customers - ready to roll.

The greatest thing is that this grand total is only going to go up every single day - what a superb position to be in.
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Update flashed on Bloomberg regarding the biggest vaccination campaign in history.

More than 51.9 million doses in 51 countries have been administered, according to data collected by Bloomberg. The latest rate was roughly 2.35 million doses a day, on average.

The end of the economically restricting period of this pandemic is getting nearer with every day.

[fjgooner] 20/1/2021 18:22

343,163 additional people in the UK were vaccinated yesterday - the most ever in one day so far - giving a total of 4,609,740 vaccinated, potential Saga travel customers - ready to roll.

The greatest thing is that this grand total is only going to go up every single day - what a superb position to be in.
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Update flashed on Bloomberg regarding the biggest vaccination campaign in history.

More than 51.9 million doses in 51 countries have been administered, according to data collected by Bloomberg. The latest rate was roughly 2.35 million doses a day, on average.

The end of the economically restricting period of this pandemic is getting nearer with every day.

[stretford1964] 20/1/2021 18:20

Don't be stupid. My average is £1.97. Hardly going to get burnt.

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 18:03

Bloodbath tomorrow is off. Our mascot the stupidinvestor has now changed it to sometime next week based on his wealth of knowledge.

[cleverinvester] 20/1/2021 17:38

For those that get burnt after s terrible set of results next week and when the market realises no Cruise's till 2022.Contact the Goon for a refund.

[antonagis] 20/1/2021 17:33

Excerpts from Todays FT: Saga, the travel group targeting the over-50s, has become the first holiday business to insist that all of its customers must be vaccinated against coronavirus before they embark on its cruises. The company, whose customers are primarily in the UK, said on Wednesday that it had told holidaymakers they must be fully inoculated against the virus at least 14 days before travelling and take a pre-departure Covid-19 test. The requirement means customers must have had two doses of vaccine. Many holiday businesses have opened up bookings for their 2022 travel programmes early in the hope of recouping funds through deposits customers pay at the time of booking. Mr Stace said that Saga had seen a “surge of bookings and a surge of enquiries” since the acceleration of the vaccine rollout.”