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Any thoughts on Ryanair

Waltan

Any thoughts as to why Ryanair is not performing. Shares at 13.10 today from a high of 15.40. I know they were a bit overvalued but this is getting crazy.They posted decent results so I bought at 13.50 and again at 13.30 last week strongly expecting a rebound. Is it just general market drag?

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greenfield21

I just look at the chart and it's down down down. The five year looks terrible. What are we missing?

bcklschaps

greenfield21 wrote: »

I just look at the chart and it's down down down. The five year looks terrible. What are we missing?

Price of €9.70 is very tempting, but some of the gloss has certainly worn off Ryanair. Maybe hovering around €10 is the new price range ?

Took a nibble myself ...hopefully it at least gets back to €10.50 and I'll probably cash out again

Mad_maxx

Iag has a pe of under three right now, the airline sector traditionally has a lower PE, Ryanair has always had a higher one due to high growth, that perception has been tested

I see no recovery this year, easyjet is terrible too

Noob Investor

RyanAir is interesting. I flew with them as late as yesterday, and it was my experience that things are not as optimized as they should be.

For example, they deliberately make sure that people who have not reserved seats on their flights will not sit together.

My experience was that many people did not reserve seats on the plane, so instead of just exchanging seats with other passengers on the plane. It seems here that RyanAir does themselves a disservice as consumers are working their way around their system.

Geuze

Mad_maxx wrote: »

Iag has a pe of under three right now, the airline sector traditionally has a lower PE, Ryanair has always had a higher one due to high growth, that perception has been tested

I see no recovery this year, easyjet is terrible too

I couldn't believe this, yet it's more or less true.

A P/E ratio of under 5.

littlevillage

bcklschaps wrote: »

Price of €9.70 is very tempting, but some of the gloss has certainly worn off Ryanair. Maybe hovering around €10 is the new price range ?

Took a nibble myself ...hopefully it at least gets back to €10.50 and I'll probably cash out again

it hit €11 this morning in early trading.

franglan

Stop. I traded out at 10.45 on Monday post trading. Its continued to fly this week.

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

Don't jinx it!! :eek:

bcklschaps

Ryanair €9.92 at the moment anyone having a nibble. Results announced weren't great, but not terrible either. Might be a buying opportunity ?

JeffKenna

bcklschaps wrote: »

Ryanair €9.92 at the moment anyone having a nibble. Results announced weren't great, but not terrible either. Might be a buying opportunity ?

It initially shot up to €10.35 on the news but fell again. Can't understand why.

overkill602

ryanair snapped up cheap stock today expect a shape rise in the morning

lee.r1989

overkill602 wrote: »

ryanair snapped up cheap stock today expect a shape rise in the morning

Considering buying a few Ryanair shares to keep medium term

Is there a connection between the USD Ryanair shares and the EUR shares (which closed at approx E9.88). If the EUR shares are expected to rise in the morning, wouldn't people buy the USD shares now (which have decreased slightly in the past 3 hours)?

Do you have some way to check the expected opening price for tomorrow (EURO) and how do you know about Ryanair buying their own stock today? Cant find anything when I google it

Thanks

Widdensushi

Boeing situation has to be a factor in the share price

Geuze

overkill602 wrote: »

ryanair snapped up cheap stock today expect a shape rise in the morning

Now at 9.40, Tue at 11am.

q85dw7osi4lebg

9.29 , has my attention now.

Geuze

I bought at 10.50 during the last 12 months, 5k spent, should I buy again...........................

I also bought at 3.60 many moons ago............

RedRochey

I've bought it a few times in the last year when it dipped below 10, don't know how many times I can do this before I start to doubt it can rise back up to 16+

lucky john

StockTwat29 wrote: »

I've bought it a few times in the last year when it dipped below 10, don't know how many times I can do this before I start to doubt it can rise back up to 16+

As thing stand I think getting above 12 will be a struggle. things have changed a lot since 16. Gone are the days of cheap fuel and low wages so keeping a handle on costs, which was their main USP, is now a headwind. We are about to enter the age of carbon tax and how that will impact air travel is uncertain. It will definitely make it more expensive and slow sales. until we know for sure airlines will be tagged as risky by the markets.

greenfield21

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-31/ryanair-ceo-says-hundreds-of-jobs-on-the-line-over-brexit-max?srnd=premium-europe

Wheety

I imagine Ryanair are snapping up shares themselves. They bought a load at over €15 in the last few years. They say there's a buy back in 2019 of €750m and €700m in 2020.

Do they have to announce this to the stockmarket when they do it? Do they then remove these shares from the market? How much of an affect would that likely have on the price, presuming they can get them cheap?

rivegauche

At the Q2 announcement they said that they only bought 100m out of the 700m approved by Directors. If BREXIT happens they need to compulsorily acquire UK shares and 600million won't go far.

Wheety

rivegauche wrote: »

At the Q2 announcement they said that they only bought 100m out of the 700m approved by Directors. If BREXIT happens they need to compulsorily acquire UK shares and 600million won't go far.

I think they're just removing voting rights from UK shareholders. Think I read 51% of shares are already held by EU investors so that's enough. After Bexit any UK shareholder selling shares will have to sell them to an EU based investor.

Geuze

Now at 9.00.

adam88

Geuze wrote: »

Now at 9.00.

Wonder is it a major correction or reaction to brexit max issue or is it a combination of both

adam88

Geuze wrote: »

Now at 9.00.

Wonder is it a major correction or reaction to brexit max issue or is it a combination of both

Mad_maxx

Would not buy until 7.72

Five year low

Wheety

adam88 wrote: »

Wonder is it a major correction or reaction to brexit max issue or is it a combination of both

More strike action announced today. Down to €8.92 at the moment.

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

I'll buy another few if/when it dips below 8.

Mad_maxx

adam88 wrote: »

Wonder is it a major correction or reaction to brexit max issue or is it a combination of both

Massive short position disclosed a while back by American hedge fund

Geuze

Now at 8.50.