bought today at 1.50 fair price i think .. any other holders with any other views,my own view,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,its bound to take offfffffff.

Looking for a rise to 2 over the coming months.

cheers leftie,its a cracking price to buy at,,,i have used them twice this year allready and soon to be three times next month,,,,after all where can you get a seat abroad a plane this month return for 40 nice,,,,,,,,,its a tank of fual for a car.

another buy today 9k,1.31 , long.

ouch! bought in around 132 but could go anywhere this one. With all that cash on the balance sheet and Stelios' large stake surely an MBO type thing is on the cards? He's just flogged a stake in a large shipping business after all.

so tempting to pile in here but there is just something that doesn't feel right.

any idea of their multiple comparables versus other airlines?

I am an aircraft engineer, work for klm not ezj i tell you they came out with bad news to weaken there competitors, directors now there shite, simple just think have profit ,they can afford bad share price as if any crap who is the man stellios,as a person in industry easyjet have done this this to weakean there competitors .Very good ploy by management.Stack in i am in luton at mo there is fuck all chance this is going anywhere but up, like i say clever ploy they did to try and get there weaker competitors out.

well for me the price is right over my 2 buys down , in single figures overall.
mbo,is looking the best option!!!!!be lucky.

The price is looking better today me thinks.
I will have another look Monday.

its not looking to good where i am sitting,seawalldown over 10%,,,,,,,but i cant be to unhappy,looking back in hindsight,i would of held over,such is life.
must be value in it seawall.

I think so Dave.

Put a bucket over your head and hit it with a hammer.

It will be fine once the dust settles.

Low cost carrier easyJet reported "strong" trading and operational performance in its third quarter on Thursday, as passengers carried increased 10.8% to 22.3 million, which the board said was driven by a 9.4% improvement in capacity to 24 million seats, with load factor up 1.1 percentage points to 93.1%. The FTSE 100 airline also confirmed the award of its European Air Operator Certificate in Austria, which it had applied for in a bid to ensure it could maintain the freedom to fly in the EU post-Brexit.

Budget airline easyJet said it expected to deliver full year pre-tax profit of between £570m - £580 million, in the upper half of previous guidance and despite the impact of strike action and weather-related air traffic restrictions across Europe. Passenger numbers for the full year excluding Tegel airport in Germany are expected to increase by 5.4% to around 84.6m, driven by an expected increase in capacity of 4.2% to 90.3m seats which was lower than originally planned due to the level of external disruption. Load factor for the full year is expected to increase by 1 percentage point to 93.6%.