TalygarnTom
26 Jul 2016
Re: Even Better Bargain Here I agree, the only thing that goes against IAG for me is the Spanish withholding tax on the dividends. [link]
II Editor
20 Jul 2016
NEW ARTICLE: 'Considerable hope' for this share " LSE:IAG:International Consolidated Airlines experienced a precise reversal to a logical bottom during June. And, after some dramatics, it has generated a bounce from 337p which has created the situation where price movements now above 440p ..."[link]
II Editor
19 Jul 2016
NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 20/07/2016 " International Consolidated Air (LSE:IAG) This share experienced a precise reversal to a logical bottom during June. And, after some dramatics, it has generated a bounce from 337p which has created the situation where price movements now ..."[link]
II Editor
15 Jul 2016
NEW ARTICLE: Share of the week: Successful take-off " After rocketing for three years, rising fourfold since 2012, shares in British Airways-owner LSE:IAG:International Airlines Group traded largely sideways for 18 months. They then plunged over 20% amid post-Brexit turbulence, down from 528p on 23 ..."[link]
The buzz
13 Jul 2016
Re: I'm more bullish... Very quiet on this bb while the share price rebounds - the dividend is small beer in comparison. Very positive news re last RNS re Qatar airways - plus the cap on AG ownership might go with BeExit. In my books the recent huge drop in the IAG was nonsense and bought mainly at lower levels (see earlier posts) - so far showing an overall worthwhile profit, albeit some were bought at the 'bargain' price of 440p. I suspect that there might be a short period of catching breath again - but with a long prolonged recovery over the next year. - and that should far outweigh the useful dividend. The only fly in the ointment for me is the pension deficit - but there is talk about special dispensation while interest rates are held low - and anyway IAG's profits are now significant compared to the deficit now.As for Farnborough - I noted that Boeing project even more air travel n the future. With the weaker oil price I suspect that will constrain the ability of oil states to expand their air fleet - making more room for IAG.The B
Investorphobe
08 Jul 2016
Re: Dividend Payment ...yesterday!
Investorphobe
08 Jul 2016
Re: Dividend Payment Received both of mine at AJ Bell (Sippdeal).
CP The Tiger
08 Jul 2016
Re: Dividend Payment Received dividend on 05/07/2016 and Cash Distribution on 06/07/2016 with TD Direct.
MJS1234
08 Jul 2016
Re: Dividend Payment Mine arrived today into my HL accountMJS
uncthebunc
08 Jul 2016
Re: Dividend Payment Not yet. The last divi arrived 7 days after it's due date so don't hold your breath.
TalygarnTom
08 Jul 2016
Dividend Payment Has anyone received the dividend payment due 04/07/2016?[link]
The buzz
07 Jul 2016
Re: I'm more bullish... Yes I topped up again at the bottom yesterday. I don't think that the market has got things fully worked out yet. There are lots of companies out there that will gain from the fall in the value of the £ that have not been picked up. The difficulty is deciding if the market will fall back after the recent surge and drag everything else down as well. For those that can remember back to 1973 - when prices just kept dropping and dropping when the fundamentals looked sound might know what I mean - one bought shares only to see them fall significantly further... but when the market woke up the prices just rocketed. ie the market can be very irrational. There is never a 'right' time to invest - that is why I am staggering my purchases - buying at low prices but not getting locked in at a single price. eg I bought a few at 440p when IAG first had a big drop thinking that they were cheap, but am now progressively adding at the 350p level. I am expecting the price to rebound above £5 within a year.The BuzzThe B
Frankers70
06 Jul 2016
Re: I'm more bullish... And have bought a further 2,000 at 352.5p this afternoon. Traffic stats were good for June and well, buy into a falling market right??? GLA that are holding as ever...
Frankers70
01 Jul 2016
I'm more bullish... ...and just can't resist getting back in at these prices and have taken an initial 2,000 at £3.68, earlier today. Looking to take a further 2,000 on any weakness and surely the FTSE100 will run out of steam soon??? GLA that are holding 
Uncle Doug
29 Jun 2016
Re: Brexit Rest of FTSE in dead cat bounce but IAG continues down. Holidays will cost more for UK peeps. People hold back spending on luxuries in times of uncertainty and talk of possible recession. Our imports now cost more with drop in Sterling and we import a lot so less spending money. Oil price gone from 34$ to 49$ this year, add to that the fall in sterling. Boris will get in and cancel Heathrow airport. Lots of headwinds, not looking good I reckon, sub 300 coming.IMHO
