Tui Share Discussion Threads

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 11:59

Snooze around here and you will end up like most, asleep and left behind.

volume rolling over on a 20 day MA on a falling price, suggests the bottom is close.

[bc4] 28/4/2023 11:46

YAWN. You are sending me to sleep YAWN .Are you on drugs? if not you should be LOL

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 11:19

Still just above half a thousand pence to sell, no more news until trading update

Folk can never see the bad times when times are good and can never see the good times when times are bad.

[jubberjim] 28/4/2023 11:06

Oscar "Nosher"

Which boards have you been haunting

Any way hope you are keeping well.

Any way please bear in mind good manners and "Don t talk with your mouth full and put your dentures in afterwards.Stops you dribbling.

All the best

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:39

quick update as get off my chair, it's five hundred pence's and seventy eight percentage points of a whole pence to sell.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:36

Just before i go, you can get fiver and a half pence Sell.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:34

499.79 to sell, anyway I'm of for a coffee, seen enough. Worst is over.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:33

Just gone back to 499.39to sell and a a couple of weeks that feeling starts when you realise you missed the flight, splitting hairs and left spitting feathers.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:31

Back to 498.99 to Sell.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:30

You can get 499.98 to sell now.

Splitting hairs from here, read the update. They have said the balance sheet is better pre pandemic, the last update stated they wanted it as good as pre pandemic after the rights issue, THEY BEAT EXPECTATIONS.

10th of May will have beat expectations written all over it and it will be too late after thinking you could beat the system by splitting hairs.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:22

Anyone seriously thinking these are going anywhere other than up from here over the short to medium term needs to reconsider what they're doing.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 10:19

They don't need to raise from here, like stated the balance sheet is in better shape than pre pandemic. The only real concern to me is any political motivation to dilute the Russian.

As for investments, All companies go to zero over time, but investing for a period of time within the process of going to zero can make you money.

Back above £5

[dev80] 28/4/2023 10:05

Another RS and raise. This isn't an investment.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 09:51

They can't go much further from here and fools wait for gold to given to them.

What is the reason for the holding reductions.

[blackhorse23] 28/4/2023 09:45

Ham below 500p as I mentioned last week , dropping will get worst , institutional investors will sell their holdings to fund placing shares

[blackhorse23] 28/4/2023 09:44

They could drop below 200p before gets better

[oscar nosher] 28/4/2023 09:26

Jubberjim

I knew he would be here

Serial loser

BWAHAHAHA

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 09:25

hxxps://www.tuigroup.com/en-en/investors/news/2023/ir-news/20230428

[oscar nosher] 28/4/2023 09:24

Going under 500p

That was sooooooo obvious

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 08:46

Topped up 50%, why not buy when there in the best shape in years and institutions and banks are reducing after a rights issue.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 08:16

Debt down to around £2.2b and debt ratio back to pre pandemic. They can realistically pay that debt down from FCF.

[brut winky] 28/4/2023 08:06

Banging around a bit and decreasing holdings is always the case when in the landing phase, cases will be getting packed regardless at the higher prices.

[blackhorse23] 28/4/2023 07:31

888 debt different than TUI , 888 bought assets (William Hill) for 1.8b which is a bargain generating yearly profit 200m & valued 2.9 billion , group 888 is making net trading profit as well AND NO NEED PLACING TO PAY OFF DEBT WHERE TUI can't pay its debt from its own revenues because loss making & requires placing to pay off debt . DEFINITION OF DEBT VARY COMPANY TO COMPANY

[hamhamham1] 28/4/2023 07:11

BH23, you keep trying to get peeps to invest in 888, which has 1.8bn debt, which was recently at floating market rates, so recent fixing of loans for them will be at extremely high levels.
All against a company with a market cap of a couple of hundred million.