easyJet (EZJ) Stock Forum & Discussion

Aktien Stammtisch

@Aktien_Stammtisch

1Mon·

Analyst updates, 28.11.

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- HAUCK AUFHÄUSER IB raises the price target for ECKERT & ZIEGLER from EUR 55 to EUR 56.50. Buy. $EUZ (+0.21%)

- EXANE BNP raises the target price for FREENET from EUR 30 to EUR 34. Outperform. $FNTN (-0.96%)

- HAUCK AUFHÄUSER IB raises the price target for NORTHERN DATA from EUR 45 to EUR 52. Buy. $NB2 (-3.33%)

- WARBURG RESEARCH raises the price target for PATRIZIA from EUR 9.80 to EUR 9.90. Buy. $PAT (-1.02%)

- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH raises the price target for EASYJET from GBP 6.70 to GBP 7.15. Buy. $EZJ (-4.01%)

- EXANE BNP upgrades TRATON to Outperform. Target price EUR 35. $8TRA (+0.45%)

- JPMORGAN raises the price target for CTS EVENTIM from EUR 101 to EUR 104. Overweight. $EVD (-1.52%)

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- BRYAN GARNIER lowers the price target for LVMH from EUR 800 to EUR 770. Buy. $MC (+2.14%)

- KEPLER CHEUVREUX lowers the price target for PORSCHE SE from EUR 48 to EUR 47. Buy. $PAH3 (-0.82%)

- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH lowers the price target for SYMRISE from EUR 130 to EUR 125. Buy. $SY1 (-1.01%)

- WARBURG RESEARCH lowers the price target for ABO ENERGY from EUR 114 to EUR 110. Buy. $AB9 (+0%)

- EXANE BNP lowers the target price for 1&1 from EUR 15 to EUR 12. Neutral. $1U1 (-1.04%)

- EXANE BNP lowers the price target for UNITED INTERNET from EUR 20 to EUR 17. Neutral. $UTDI (-1.79%)

- STIFEL downgrades COMPUGROUP from Buy to Hold and lowers target price from EUR 64 to EUR 18. $COP (+0.36%)

- BARCLAYS lowers the price target for SCHOTT PHARMA from EUR 33 to EUR 27. Equal-Weight. $1SXP (-0.25%)

- UBS lowers the price target for VESTAS from DKK 245 to DKK 175. Buy. $VWS (-1.76%)

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Aktien Stammtisch

@Aktien_Stammtisch

1Mon·

European Premarket Movers

Upside ⬆️

- Idorsia $IDIA (+1.99%) +7.5-8.0% (exclusive negotiations for global rights to aprocitentan)

- Grieg Seaf $GSF (+0.68%) +2.0% (Q3 results)

- Avia $AVVIY+2.0% (Keefe raised to outperform)

- iomart $IOM (-2.9%) +2.0% (H1 results)

- Melexis [$MELE.BE] +1.5-2.0% (UBS raised to neutral)

- Frontline $FRO (+2.76%) +1.5% (Q3 results)

- Henkel $HEN (+0.34%) +1.5% (JPMorgan raised to overweight)

- Volvo $VOLV B (-0.44%) +1.5% (JPMorgan raised to overweight)

- Equinor $EQNR (-1.69%) +0.5-1.0% (Berenberg raised to buy)

- Nestle $NESN (-1.2%) +0.5% (Morgan Stanley raised to equal weight)

- Volkswagen $VOW3 (-0.3%) +0.5% (Agrees with SAIC to sell Xinjiang plant in China)

Downside ⬇️

- Pets at Home $PETS (-1.19%) -8.5% (H1 results)

- Elekta $EKTA B (-0.66%) -7.0% (Q2 results, misses estimates, affirms guidance)

- Nokian $TYRES (-0.73%) -2.2% (JPMorgan cuts to underweight)

- easyJet $EZJ (-4.01%) -1.0% (FY results and guidance)

- Reckitt Benckiser $RKT (-0.37%) -0.5% (board update)

- Air France-KLM $AF (+0.19%) -0.5% (in talks to acquire 20% of Air Europa)

- TotalEnergies $TTE (-0.02%) -0.5% (Exane cuts to neutral)

- Norsk Hydro $NHY (-1.29%) -0.5% (launches NOK6.5B improvement program)

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Dennis

@GordonGekko83

8Mon·

On the subject of founder-managed companies and a performance comparison, I have only found the following certificate.

It includes family-run companies, but only from Europe.

The three largest positions are: $COLO B (+0.39%) , $EZJ (-4.01%) and $BC8 (-1.35%)

The performance clearly lags behind that of the Eurostoxx50! But I don't think that is representative enough.

But whether it is really an advantage that a company is run by its founder depends, I think, above all on the founder's vision and his openness to change.

@Tenbagger2024

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PowerWordChill@PowerWordChill

8Mon

Watch out! There may be a negative selection bias here.
You only see the founder-managed companies that have decided to float their equity on the stock market. Why would you voluntarily share your future profits with others and go through the regulatory hassle?
These are probably companies that needed capital at some point, but did not get reasonable conditions from the banks.
The better companies don't need an IPO and therefore don't appear in it 😉

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Tobias

@Etschmia

2Yr·

Bought yesterday evening for € 4.56. Should not be an investment.

Had imagined, today after the earnings, the price would rise and I would make a quick deal.

Price also rose this morning. Around 9 o'clock I saw the price around 4.70 €, all good I thought.

Just wanted to set a trailing loss stop, was just quickly get a coffee ... Well you see for yourself where the course is now.

So I hold easyjet another day ...

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Zoro@RoronoaZoro

2Yr

Wild, EBIT, sales & EPS are partly well above expectations, but that's all I've read about the figures so far, so there seems to be a problem somewhere. But it shows once again that gambling on earnings is simply a sold business :D

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Market News

@MarketNewsUpdate

2Yr·

getquin Daily Summary 04.07.2022

Hello getquin,

how was your weekend? Today in the news we are talking about Easyjet's COO, staff cuts at Henkel and the British Army.

Europe🌍:

1st Easyjet COO relinquishes post

The operations chief of British budget airline Easyjet has resigned from his post in the wake over the numerous flight cancellations. As the airline announced on Monday, Peter Bellew wants to turn to other business opportunities.

Following the pandemic, increased demand has overwhelmed Easyjet and many other companies in the sector. In recent weeks, the company has had to cancel thousands of flights, many of them only on the day of departure. Strikes have also hampered Easyjet's operations. For example, cabin crew in Spain went on strike for a total of nine days between the end of June and the end of July in a dispute over wages and a limit on flight times.

What will happen next? https://bit.ly/3uo1gSG

🟥 $EZJ (-4.01%) (🔽 -5,62%)

2. Henkel cuts jobs in Germany

Henkel is initially planning to cut 300 jobs in Germany as part of its restructuring program. This was announced by CEO Carsten Knobel in an interview with the "Rheinische Post" newspaper. The Persil manufacturer has not yet commented on the extent of the job cuts in its home market.

Henkel had previously stated that the company plans to cut 2000 jobs worldwide by the end of 2023. The background to this is the restructuring of the consumer goods divisions into the new "Consumer Brands" business unit. Group CEO Knobel wants to merge the struggling Dial and Syoss cosmetics divisions with the more successful Persil and Pril laundry and household care divisions.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3NFIPjg

🟩 $HEN (+0.34%) (🔼 +0,68%)

America🌏:

3rd Twitter and YouTube of the British Army hacked

A hacker or hackers took over the British Army's Twitter and YouTube accounts on Sunday. The Army's Twitter profile was altered to show images of fake NFTs and promote crypto-stealing programs. The Army's YouTube account aired livestreams of clips of Elon Musk and directed users to crypto scam websites.

1234 maybe not such a good password after all? https://cnb.cx/3nEA0LK

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Market News 🌍🌐

@MarketNewsUpdateINT

2Yr·

getquin Daily Summary 04.07.2022

Hello getquin!

how was your weekend? Today in the news, we're talking about Easyjet's COO, staff cuts at Henkel and the British Army.

Europe🌍:

1. Easyjet COO resigns post

The operations chief of British budget airline Easyjet has resigned from his post in the wake over numerous flight cancellations. As the airline announced on Monday, Peter Bellew wants to turn to other business opportunities.

Following the pandemic, increased demand has overwhelmed Easyjet and many other companies in the sector. In recent weeks, the company has had to cancel thousands of flights, many of them only on the day of departure. Strikes have also hampered Easyjet's operations. For example, cabin crew in Spain went on strike for a total of nine days between the end of June and the end of July in a dispute over wages and a limit on flight times.

What will happen next? https://bit.ly/3uo1gSG

🟥 $EZJ (-4.01%) (🔽 -5.62%)

2. Henkel cuts jobs in Germany

Henkel plans to initially cut 300 jobs in Germany as part of its restructuring. This was announced by CEO Carsten Knobel in an interview with the "Rheinische Post" newspaper. The Persil manufacturer has not yet commented on the extent of the job cuts in its home market.

Henkel had previously stated that the company plans to cut 2000 jobs worldwide by the end of 2023. The background to this is the restructuring of the consumer goods divisions into the new "Consumer Brands" business unit. Group CEO Knobel wants to merge the struggling Dial and Syoss cosmetics divisions with the more successful Persil and Pril laundry and household care divisions.

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