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If my experience can be extended,while i always self manage6 trips previously, our let's the f out asap flight will go thru an agent if only to be covered for expected delays, borders locks and exit reentry quotasFlight Centre says its business travel customers now book their trips just under eight days prior to travel, compared with 16.7 days pre-pandemic.
The average business trip has reduced by 1.5 days from 5.8 days to 4.4 days.
“Our customers have also relied more on booking with a person (in addition to our online services) for peace of mind, the latest information and expertise,” GM James Kavanagh said.
FLT was bound to bounce back once we had COVID vaccines. However, I think the bounce might be getting ahead of itself a little for a couple of reasons.
I'm betting on the opposite. People are cashed up and jumping out of their skin to book trips asap. I'll buy you a beer when it goes back to pre-Covid sp. ?
You could well be right. I think FLT will definitely head higher longer term, but short term I think any rally will stall. It's up another 1.6% today so we will see what October brings.
I've a one year plan. Let's reconvene this discussion on 28 Sep 2022.
Hopefully there's not a Covid-Xi strain in the mean time.
took a hit today.. anyone have some valid ideas why?
What do you think the chances are that FLT could possibly go to $70-$80 even $100 a stock, once travel is in full flight again? As Kennas said, everyones cashed up and dying to get on a holiday.
It was around the $40-$50 mark in 2019 and that was a time PRE-covid when people took travelling for granted. NOW I feel as if people who didn't even care, nor wanted to go on a holiday, would all be itching out of their skin to travel..
Well, maybe not. Heathrow was always a pain for Aussies, but it's far worse now....how about a 4 hour wait to get out of that hole?would all be itching out of their skin to travel..
What do you think the chances are that FLT could possibly go to $70-$80 even $100 a stock, once travel is in full flight again?
galumay, don't give up. I have been trading for about 6 weeks now, and your and others' insights are invaluable learnings for 'rookies'. Not everyone is going to listen, and a fool and their money are soon parted (and if not soon, not long after as everyone gets lucky occasionally).I give up.
Thanks for the kind words! Don't worry I am only giving up on that individual, I find the relief from stopping banging my head against a brick wall is very pleasant. I am old enough to see the warning signs and I should know well enough by now that the ignore button makes life much smoother!galumay, don't give up. I have been trading for about 6 weeks now, and your and others' insights are invaluable learnings for 'rookies'. Not everyone is going to listen, and a fool and their money are soon parted (and if not soon, not long after as everyone gets lucky occasionally).
As long as you are ready to sell and take profit, it is a trade...why not..I
As I said I am aware of the maths / debt situation but I am trusting my friend because I literally do not know a single person who has had more success with stocks or anything finance related. The man has never been wrong about a stock. Even if it means inflation due to speculation, and pulling out at 20-30% profits that’s still great. I’m investing 90k tomorrow so even if it goes up by 15% in the next few weeks due to border openings ect.. that’s still $13,500 profit. And it will most likely be more than 15%. It jumped 30% in one week recently.
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