Prophet
- 15 Feb 2003 00:28
Whilst most of us rightly caution against any war on Iraq the share price of BAA has continued to decline sharply after the security issues of the last week.
You can't call the bottom of the market but you could certainly be forgiven for seeing the sense in buying BAA now. Regardless of volatility over the next few months the real share price will never return to these levels in future years.
The old adage holds true that people sell on rumour and buy on facts.
IMHO
Prophet
- 24 Feb 2003 21:34
- 2 of 7
I see Investor's Chronicle have now tipped BAA.
Prophet
- 02 Mar 2003 20:28
- 3 of 7
CAA have confirmed the charging policy in BAA's favour and The Sunday Times has tipped the shares.
Prophet
- 15 Mar 2003 23:50
- 4 of 7
Have a look at BAA' share price over the month +50p. Allied to the positive news, the latest being new rail links for both Edinburgh and Glasgow Airports, the shares must be heading north after the violence in Iraq subsides. IMHO
Stan
- 08 Feb 2006 10:07
- 5 of 7
Offer made for BAA, up 20% so far.
brianboru
- 08 Feb 2006 10:20
- 6 of 7
Selling off the family silver ! I bet the French wouldn't flog off their their airports to a bunch of foriegners!
There again I've no holding in BAA so just being bitter ;-)
sarkee
- 08 Feb 2006 14:40
- 7 of 7
BAA probably trying to head off any UK threat for breaking them up........not certain if the Government still have some form of Golden Share but BAA have far to much of a strangle hold over the south east airports & that is not good users or people who live around the airports.....they have gone from a state monolopy to a PLC one..........