Thomas Cook Share Discussion Threads

[cautious7] 23/9/2019 06:56

THE END

Amen

PS: Which company/s will now take on these ex TCG BoD's? LOL

[jammydodger1] 23/9/2019 06:55

Lights out all out Good nite

[highlands] 23/9/2019 06:55

Jet2 have been doing pretty well despite Brexit!I have only booked one package holiday in the past five years and that was with Jet2 because it worked out cheaper than a ?IY holiday to the same resort.Otherwise, like an increasingly growing number of people, I book my flights and hotels separately via the cheapest options online and save a lot of money.

[titasiinitramho] 23/9/2019 06:55

Castleford Tiger / jakknife / snorkelparker etc- Thanks for your efforts to try to educate people on here. You probs saved a few from destruction. Well reasoned posts backed up with evidence even to those hostile to u.

leadersoffice.. u should've listened to them instead of putting them on filter


Oilisgold- Hope you live to fight another day.


Sad day for cookie... Should've hung on to Harriet Green a little longer than you did.


:o(

[aidenabettin] 23/9/2019 06:54

We will all be remaining now with no holidays abroad. Ive booked already for Skegness next year

[2prsimo] 23/9/2019 06:54

"Self harming brexiteers will never admit it nor take responsibility for it either."

Absolute tosh - you're blaming the wrong people. Brexit hasn't been given the chance to work properly and for us to get a proper look at it. The House of Commons is where the ire should be directed.

The two main reasons why Thomas Cook Group has failed is poor management and a shifting change in the way people book their holidays - the business model was unsustainable.

[barnes4] 23/9/2019 06:52

Stand to lose don’t you mean lost everything?

[dlewis1] 23/9/2019 06:51

Really sad news here. I once held when the share was around 220 and couldn't believe the recent price. I am really sorry for the workers some of which i know as I worked on the transformation program some years ago. It's also a sad day for so many shareholders who now stand to lose everything. Keep your mental state in tack and try to rebuild from the ashes.

[pictureframe] 23/9/2019 06:51

Just goes to show how good management / poor management are the key to running a successful business.

[nicebut] 23/9/2019 06:49

There were indeed many reasons....But Brexit was a drag on it`s business that it could do without. It'll be the same with any that go bust...it won't be totally Brexit`s fault...But here the weak £ and (Brexit) uncertainty didn't help did it?

Self harming brexiteers will never admit it nor take responsibility for it either.

[careful] 23/9/2019 06:46

Don't just book it, Thomas Cook it.

[knigel] 23/9/2019 06:43

If it was to do with BREXIT, there wouldn't be 150,000 customers currently overseas!! The reason is simple ..the debt pile.

[tongostl] 23/9/2019 06:36

Typical sore loser remainer, picking up on the irrelevant details and not having the ability to look at the bigger picture, bet you lost a fortune here

[nicebut] 23/9/2019 06:35

Too much debt, but pushed over the edge by Brexit...

Well done everyone who voted for it.

[qazwsxedc69] 23/9/2019 06:34

Muppet - can't even spell 'naive' how ironic.You sound bitter.

[knigel] 23/9/2019 06:34

If TCG has not paid hundreds of hotels yet re summer bookings, then surely many hotels may go bust too?
I hope the employees/customers are taken care of.

[davr0s] 23/9/2019 06:33

Yeah just go and repeat the same mistake there of buying shares in downtrends

[tongostl] 23/9/2019 06:33

All that uncertainty created by all those loser remainers is what did it here for tcg. Those remainers really should start to take responsibility for their arrogant nieve actions.

[nico115] 23/9/2019 06:32

A sad day Bad management Do shorts get written down to 0p at spread betters ?

[cesna] 23/9/2019 06:29

Weak £ vs € due to Brexit didn't help.
Digital Britain Act inevitably changing high street shopping habits.

[littlepuppi7] 23/9/2019 06:27

Get into mtro chaps that's a proper recovery play.