Harpon wrote: » When I said bailout, I’m talking about the likes of corona bonds which is being talked about
Jim2007 wrote: » And since they are no longer a member, they would have no obligation, do you even realize that they have no place at the table in such discussions. Stick to facts, not fiction it’s usually cheaper in the long run.
Wombatman wrote: » NIO up 16% pre-market.
weemcd wrote: » Of course they are. I sold yesterday. I should post any trades I ever do, people can do the exact opposite, guaranteed to make a mint.
littlevillage wrote: » Maxx are you still watching Airbus .... down to €50 today ... but the news coming out from them is NOT goodhttps://www.rte.ie/news/business/2020/0427/1134991-bleak-outlook-from-airbus/ :eek:
retalivity wrote: » Anything airline related still has some way to drop imo. I'm waiting and watching...
Harpon wrote: » Ryanair was lower 6 months ago on brexit fears. A hard brexit is now more likely than ever as Britain won’t want to be bailing out other EU nations like Italy, so it’s the perfect excuse for Boris to take them out at the end of the year whether there is an agreement or not. Given that and the fact Ryanair won’t have any money coming in for the next 4 months they should be way lower.
Bob Harris wrote: » What will Tsla do later after the bell? Will probably nose past 800 today and I'm inclined to sell. News can't be good but if it's less bad than expected then it could shoot up. Could also be in the 400's within a week.
Mad_maxx wrote: » ive never owned tesla and have no plans to but if i did , id be holding today , reckon it rises tomorrow dont take my advice though
Mad_maxx wrote: » was referring to the low ryanair put in a month ago which was just above eight euro , they didnt go as low as that last summer the strong stand a good chance of emerging stronger once this crisis is past , if the herd is thinned , ryanair will fill the gap , ryanair are the strongest airline in europe
Harpon wrote: » Trouble is airlines are all receiving state aid/bailouts, so there’s not going to be many if any going out of business. Add to that Ryanair’s balance sheet will have significantly worsened, and those in the industry are talking about a 3 year recovery in demand. Business travel will likely never be the same again, with companies realising they don’t need to spend 5k sending an employee abroad for a meeting when a zoom/Skype call is perfectly acceptable. Pressure on airlines regarding emissions isn’t going to go away either.
Wombatman wrote: » Nice fightback over the last couple of days. Fingers crossed.
littlemac1980 wrote: » Well had initially thought I would hold my Exxon long term for the dividends but I had trouble not taking the 16% rise I made since purchasing a couple weeks ago. So sold today and hope that there will be another hiccup in the recovery over the next few weeks and I may be able to buy back at around 40 again. (not "hoping" obviously - I'd be a terrible person - but anticipating is probably a better word - but I'm just not that sure so anticipating sounds like the wrong word also) Also took my GameStop profit of 15% today and hoping for a similar outcome with those too.
Browney7 wrote: » Today feels like a day to take profits or cut losses. Hard to see this rally being sustained but who knows who's on the long side of these trades! S&P500 now approx 13% off pre Covid peak and we're staring down the barrell of a seismic downturn? All seems very frothy!
Harpon wrote: » Good decision imho. Exxon have the highest break even point of all the oil majors, somewhere around 80 dollars a barrel. Since 2010 they haven’t been able to pay dividends from their operating cash flows, the only way they have managed to pay them is by selling assets and raising debt. Completely unsustainable as things stand.
manonboard wrote: » Such a tough decision to not sell my stocks today. Up about 10pc on entire portfolio. Hard to imagine it not dropping back. Fed pumping money. Optimism about restrictions relaxing. Trend will be strong I think. Now whether that's going to be the peak of the bull trap.. There is a huge problem awaiting when we relax rules.. huge unemployment..huge costs.. Very tough.
AmberGold wrote: » With the news on Remdesivir today I would have thought Gilead would have gone through the roof. Apparently FDA approval is close.
