Wizz Air Share Discussion Threads

[sogoesit] 30/5/2015 18:12

Thanks for the insight ClosetInvestor.
Considering splitting my EZJ in half and putting the remaining half in this one.
Would this be a target for an established low-cost airline at some stage or is it a pure growth play for the time being?

[philanderer] 29/5/2015 16:10

Good looking chart

[firtashia] 29/5/2015 12:35

Hopefully belatedly starting to get noticed after the final results.

[philanderer] 11/4/2015 00:21

Coverage initiated this week:

10 Apr 15 Barclays Capital Overweight 1,580.00
10 Apr 15 Nomura Buy 1,600.00
10 Apr 15 Jefferies Overweight 1,580
07 Apr 15 Citigroup Buy 1,630.00
07 Apr 15 JP Morgan Cazenove Overweight 1,700.00

[closetinvestor] 09/4/2015 10:08

Bought in recently. Having to travel across Eastern Europe as part of business, I have used WizzAir on numerous occasions. Defn. no frills, but the planes are packed and efficient. So more of an investment based on 'buying something that you like/use'. Stockopedia has them on an attractive forward rating also though - PE 7.4 and scores well on Value and Quality metrics. DYOR.

[shammytime] 19/3/2015 10:55

Fairly subdued board here. Should see this on £20 before the month is out.

[oneliner] 05/1/2001 21:14

Nasdaq 100 -190 or 8% approx, Nasdaq Comp 2407.96 -158.87 (vol 2,083,306)
DJIA 10660.79 -251.62 N/A
S&P 500 1298.11 -35.23 N/A

Looks like my fears confirmed: so far looks just like a rally in a big bear (see original posting).

Well, I hope settles by end Jan, but am beginning to wonder.

[oneliner] 05/1/2001 18:26

The DJIA down over 225 points at one stage on worries about Bank of America and Utilities lending. A very choppy end to the week indeed.

Nasdaq unhappy too.

Let's hope for improvements by end of Jan.

[oneliner] 05/1/2001 15:01

Nasdaq 100 -119 and Nas C and DJIA showing large losses.

Rally in bear market fizzling out? Or bump along like this up/down until end of the month as bulls wrestle with bears trying to decide on fate?

Sadly, huge rallies in bears do happen, just as the converse can.

Volume very high on Weds, but it was in April 2000 also.

Jury's out.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 23:06

further cut news - expected confirmation.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 22:15

Nasdaq Comp -49.86 (vol2608081)
Nasdaq 100 68.34
DJIA -33.34
S&P500 -14.22



At the moment, pundits can still say "Just profit taking from Wednesday's record." We'll have to see if this remains the case.

I haven't a clue really.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 19:54

Nasdaq 2551.43 -65.26 (vol2,062,131)
DJIA 10899.9 -45.85 N/A
S&P 500 1333.65 -13.91 N/A

Nasdaq 100 -92 or about 4%

All day the Nasdaq has been in and out of positive territory. Currently at day's lows.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 16:34

Having been up about 40 earlier, now down a bit.

Here's a story about the Nasdaq trading its highest volume ever yesterday. Note though that it's previous record was April 2000 (when I think many were exiting the Nasdaq stocks):



Anyone's guess still, isn't it.

A few moments later back into positive territory:-
Nasdaq 2618.01 +1.32 (vol 1,114,456)
DJIA 10985.3 +39.55 N/A
S&P 500 1342.84 -4.72 N/A

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 14:33

Nasdaq Comp opens down 25 within minutes, DJIA down 4.
Profit-taking from yesterday. Will it impinge on the market for the whole day?

DJIA then reversed and went up 10 then up 5. Nasdaq recovered a bit too.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 11:38

Some believe the Nasdaq rally will hold because:-

* Largest ever volume (as far as I know) might mean serious rally

* Nasdaq had biggest climb in terms of points and percentage since it started in 1971

* Fed interest rates cut can signal further cut(s)

* Some of the recessionary talk has been said to be over-stated


Some believe it's short-lived because:-

* Corp earnings in Q2 still likely to miss targets or be flat

* H2 2001 might see earnings met (as expectations downgraded in H2 2000)

* Fed move might be seen as panic


Which? Time will tell.

[paulwells] 04/1/2001 11:35

I beleive this a panic reaction to a generally falling market that will nosedive again. Take profits in the near future and be ready to short. The FTSE still has room to go up but not by more than about 7% then it will reduce again unless we cut our rates or US cuts further, both of which are quite likely. So be ready to react to the situation as it arises.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 10:53

FOOL'S GOLD?
At the moment, having seen so many rallies, the British investor (saddled with the woes of the United States through no fault of his or her own), is more inclined to sit on the sidelines awaiting firm direction upwards to be clearly established rather than what has been seen frequently recently: the rally followed by the sad retracement when the euphoria wears off.

Of course, one of the rallies in the bear marklet will one day be the signal that the bear has ended. The question is which one? Will it be this one or will it be a rally in Q1 2002 or beyond.

Watch this space.

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 10:18

London indicating only half the gains of Nasdaq, and across the broader indices such as AllShare, 250 and 350, much lower gains than Wall Street overall.

FTSE-100 6178.3 +138.40
FTSE-250 6556.4 +91.60
FTSE-350 3025.9 +64.90
FTSE-AllShare 2966.74 +62.30
FTSE-Techmark 2485.57 +140.96

[oneliner] 04/1/2001 01:23

AFX News - IMF thinks this will help "soft landing" prospects

[oneliner] 03/1/2001 21:20

hope so, good luck !

[sagem] 03/1/2001 21:16

we now need to reduce interest rates as well to get the uk market going.
America leads we follow as long as the powers to be dont drag their feet.

[oneliner] 03/1/2001 21:15

Those closing numbers are:

DOW JONES IND AV + 299.6

NASDAQ COMP + 324.66
(vol 3135108 ... a lot)

NASDAQ 100 + 399.62 (15.81% gain on day)

S & P 500 + 63.37

[zaldi] 03/1/2001 21:12

its gonna be a surge tomorrow on LSE - - just can't wait.