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10/7/2025 09:29:01 | Is he really captain?...I mean the captain captain... |  diku | |
10/7/2025 08:51:03 | There's a geezer over on LSE forum calls himself a 777 captain,
in June he posted. *'im trading on my understanding of the fundamentals and believe that £70 is only a matter of time.*
and more recently posted 'The share price has already been at £53 in 2021. IMHO it can do it again very easily.'
I hope he's better at flying planes than predicting share prices |  pancakeswap | |
09/7/2025 16:13:10 | Jet2 down 9% on excellent results.
Imagine Wizz on good results |  whatsup32 | |
09/7/2025 11:45:26 | Will be some nerves around on that day @ 7am |  davethehorse | |
09/7/2025 08:00:37 | RNS Number : 2495Q Wizz Air Holdings PLC 09 July 2025
Wizz Air Holdings
Notice of F26 First Quarter Results Date
Geneva, 09 July 2025: Wizz Air Holdings Plc ("Wizz Air"), one of the most sustainable European airlines, announces it will issue unaudited F26 results for the three months ended 30 June 2025 on Thursday, 24 July 2025 at 07:00 BST (08:00 CEST).
Wizz Air's management will host an in-person presentation for analysts and institutional investors at 09:30 BST (10:30 CEST) at MHP Group's offices, 60 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 7RT, on the day. For those who are unable to attend the presentation in person, a live webcast will also be available.
Participants can register for the webcast here: Registration | Wizz Air Q1 Results
A recording of the F26 First Quarter Results webcast will also be made available on the Wizz Air website.
- Ends - |  31337 c0d3r | |
07/7/2025 10:22:21 | JPMorgan cuts Wizz Air price target to 1,350 (1,400) pence - 'neutral' |  davius | |
04/7/2025 14:36:32 | 1110p need taken out... |  diku | |
04/7/2025 09:34:03 | One handed another Levinson ?
ADVFN is full of these scrotes |  incontentinant | |
04/7/2025 08:26:02 | There's a geezer over on LSE forum calls himself a 777 captain, in June he posted.
*'im trading on my understanding of the fundamentals and believe that £70 is only a matter of time.*
and more recently
'The share price has already been at £53 in 2021. IMHO it can do it again very easily.'
I hope he's better at flying planes than predicting share prices |  pancakeswap | |
03/7/2025 21:49:39 | RBC cuts Wizz Air price target to 1,300 (1,500) pence - 'sector perform' |  davius | |
03/7/2025 19:59:11 | Shorts increase again
Out of 929 companies on the short tracker
Wizz is the 6th most shorted stock
Think about that |  travis walton | |
03/7/2025 07:20:37 | Hey davius tell us all about your losses on WG - proper belly larfs |  travis walton | |
02/7/2025 13:18:31 | Shorts still in full control |  davethehorse | |
02/7/2025 12:53:40 | Dead cat bounce over |  whatsup32 | |
02/7/2025 12:42:57 | Oh look it's davius straight back from climbing mount Everest and walking the length of the Great Wall Of China In an afternoon
Just be prepared to be bored by this narcissists fantasy stories |  travis walton | |
02/7/2025 12:28:30 | Wizz Air was also among the FTSE 250's winners, rising 2.5%.
The Budapest-based budget airline said it carried 5.9 million passengers in June, up 11% from 5.3 million a year before, with load factor improving to 92.1% from 91.7%. The airline noted that June was better month for it than May, with faster annual growth in passenger numbers and a bigger improvement in load factor.
On a 12-month basis, Wizz carried 65.0 million passengers, up 4.7% from 62.1 million the year before. Load factor improved to 91.2% from 90.1%.
Dublin-based rival Ryanair carried 19.9 million passengers in June, up 3.1% from 19.3 million a year before, while its load factor was steady at 95%. The carrier said it operated more than 109,000 flights last month.
On a rolling 12-month basis, Ryanair carried 202.6 million passengers, up 7.3% from 188.8 million the year before. Load factor over the longer period stayed at 94%.
Ryanair was 0.6% higher in Dublin. |  davius | |
02/7/2025 10:03:09 | £40 is better than nothing. But you don't make profit selling £40 flights a week before the departure date. It's a sign of trying to mitigate poor sales. The industry pricing at the moment, they'll all be sharpening their pencils for guff to be written about pressure on margins. The UK especially is currently ultra competitive. |  trying2trade | |
02/7/2025 09:57:36 | Free???...just to fill the planes... |  diku | |
02/7/2025 09:22:09 | Numbers of passengers doesn't mean much without cost of sales . As far as we know they could be giving seats away for free. I don't see a short squeeze nor do I see share price going up on these results. This is another dead cat. |  whatsup32 | |
02/7/2025 08:31:58 | Shorts may be forced to close out soon... |  davethehorse | |
02/7/2025 07:57:35 | 2144 - Bid.....lol |  optastic | |
02/7/2025 07:23:59 | Meanwhile WIZZ keeps flying large numbers of passengers with high seat occupancy. High debt, high oil prices make this a binary bet. The share price could be double in a couple of years or it's crash and burn. Trading in and out for the past two years, currently with a relatively small holding and waiting for the next wild swing in the share price. Up or down either will do for me. |  grahamg8 | |