THOMAS COOK WKN: A0MR3W ISIN: GB00B1VYCH82 Kürzel: TCG Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Das brauche ich auch

Ich denke auch das es heute steil geht

Morgen +30% dann bin ich wieder im Plus :D

Aus die Maus

Also das ist hier derzeit eine reine Zockaktie. Da kann alles drin sein, jedoch bin ich der Meinung das die runtergeht, weil es gibt "Null" positives zu der Aktie. Alle news die es gibt sind Negativ. Klar kann die Aktie geschwind 30% machen, weil es passiert im Hintergrund etwas was wir meißtens nicht oder zuspät bekommen. Ich bin auf jeden fall auch nicht drin und beobachte die Rückentwicklung der Aktie 😉

@Katzenfreund Ich bin mit über 40 Prozent plus hier raus... waren ein paar Tausender plus😃 ... aber du wirst deine 100 Prozent schon bekommen... aber mit anderem Vorzeichen 😅😅😅

@trader2 erwarte 100 % Gewinn und blöde Gesichter der nichtinvestierten, die ständig bashen und sich nicht rein trauen.

Grün :D

Ruhig Blut Brauner Tenbagger muss sein Diggi

Verkaufen ... frage mich was manche hier noch erwarten 🤔

Kommt nicht ins Laufen😱

Kaufen oder verkaufen, das ist hier die Frage. Meine Meinung ist bekanntlich kaufen.

Oben ist von mir ein mögliches Szenario genannt, es muss keinesfalls zwingend dazu kommen, jedoch zeigt dieses Potenzial für wenigstens 13-15 Cent/Aktie. Wer weiß, sollte es zu der Aktienvermehrung kommen, kann sich zunächst auch der börsennotierte Rest von TC, mit Condor als lukrative Airline, durchaus rentabel entwickeln. Wir werden sehen.

 Ascent Resources: new management team, new strategy, new 3D seismic #AST Watch Now     Share Prices Thomas Cook Share Price Thomas Cook Share Chat Thomas Cook Share Chat (TCG) There is 1 new Chat post. Click here to refresh the page. TCG Share Price TCG Share News TCG Share Chat15 TCG Share Trades154 TCG Live RNS TCG Information  Buy TCG Shares Add TCG to Watchlist Add TCG to Alert Add TCG to myTerminal Share Price Information for Thomas Cook (TCG)  Share Price:5.40 Bid:5.40 Ask:5.44 Change:-0.04 (-0.74%)  Spread: 0.044,000 (0.81%) Open: 5.55 High: 5.55 Low: 5.10 Yest. Close: 5.442 Last checked at 11:16:48 Share Discussion for Thomas Cook Regular   Premium   Filters  Thread View Post Message 2550100 123 illbetabuck Posts: 3,313 Price: 5.238 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 10:03 @barclay you are rambling..........a bit ;-) Best of luck ReplyRecommendReport Post barckley92 Posts: 119 Price: 5.238 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 09:58 This is bla bla figures ...to support the direction of the deal and the motivation ... TCG in a whole is in bad situation .. is this means stoping business don’t think so... all this communication is part of the game... watch out news soon...:)  Until then ... take care ReplyRecommendReport Post illbetabuck Posts: 3,313 Price: 5.166 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 09:48 "why Q3 figures not published?" They have been, sort of, they are in the BondHolders Document (appendix), released a few days ago. ....and they ain't good. https://www.thomascookgroup.com/investors/insight_external_assest/ThomasCook-ExplanatoryStatement-August2019.pdf The above document contains an update to the figures since the last release. In it the equity value has dropped by over £200million to negative £1.576billion. The financial data is on page 489, if you open it in pdf. (or page 89 of the appendix). This pretty much explains why they needed another £150m. It is followed in the document by PROJECT MERCURY, a clue NASA are not involved (page 493). ReplyRecommend (1)Report Post barckley92 Posts: 119 Price: 5.166 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 09:44 This is what they want to tell you to accept everything... i’m not saying there’s an issue but it’s not maybe what do you think... why Q3 figures not published? Think a bit out of the box... ReplyRecommendReport Post AnotherVictim Posts: 31 Price: 5.396 No Opinion TCX PensionToday 09:35 The pension fund is run by Mercer, nothing to do with TCX except they put money from your salary into the Mercer Pot. Mercer run it, not TCX. ReplyRecommendReport Post illbetabuck Posts: 3,313 Price: 5.396 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 09:26 If the rescue deal fails..........? NO RESCUE. They must be very close to insolvent trading, given the rush to get this deal done. ReplyRecommendReport Post barckley92 Posts: 119 Price: 5.396 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 09:23 What did you expect? Pension fund stay watching and do not get confirmation that new owner will continue injecting the same amount wit the same conditions for employees!!! They are making their job and it’s only the beginning ..BOD want to close the deal ASAP but not sure they will be able to do. Some news may be this week :)... panic this morning .. people selling... this all what they want :). ReplyRecommendReport Post matlot Posts: 22,834 Price: 5.28 No Opinion RE: Sunday Times article, 8/9/19Today 08:17 amers pleased for you but in general us corporates tend to be poorer payers hence they will try to pretend to care - it is usually cheaper than matching salaries and trust me if they get into financial trouble they wont think twice about cutting staff ironically starting usually with back office like hr :-D, purchasing etc corbon - isn't that handgun ammunition? just remember any employee is just a number to the bean counters and senior manager - as soon as they can replace you with AI they will end of................ ReplyRecommend (1)Report Post CloudyMountain Posts: 177 Price: 5.60 No Opinion Times article 9/9/19: TC investors face being wiped outToday 08:08 Heading: “Thomas Cook investors face being wiped out in rescue” by Dominic Walsh. Monday 9 September 2019.  Shareholders of Thomas Cook are likely to be told within days that they will be left with nothing from the impending £900 million rescue deal with China’s Fosun and its lenders. Although the travel company’s board is pushing for its ordinary shareholders to be given an equity “stub” or “tip” to help smooth the deal, one well-placed City source said the odds of that happening were “almost zero”. Thomas Cook, which was founded in 1841, is one of the world’s largest holiday businesses, with about 21,000 employees operating in 16 countries and carrying more than 22 million customers every year. Its mounting debt burden has left it susceptible to the vagaries of the weather and political and economic turmoil. Wiping out its equity would spell the end of its stock market listing, although if shareholders were given a token equity stake it would be in a standalone airline business, with Fosun — its biggest shareholder with 18.1 per cent — effectively taking the tour operating and hotel business private. European Union airline ownership rules prevent a Chinese business from acquiring control of an airline. As a result, the business is being split in two, with Fosun emerging with 75 per cent of the tour operating and hotel unit and 25 per cent of the airline, with its lenders holding the balances. Reports over the weekend suggested Thomas Cook’s pension fund trustees were demanding a stake in the restructured company and funding guarantees as the price for agreeing to the recapitalisation.

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TC ist wie eine Blume, die von Fosun gut gedüngt worden ist und wieder erblühen wird. 😁✌️