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Easyjet - Low cost airline's deep pockets ensure it's well placed to exploit recovery

October 2022

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It’s a measure of how poor investor sentiment is that even a terrific update from travel agency giant TUI, which said summer bookings in July and August had recovered to 93% of 2019 levels, couldn’t lift the cloud hanging over that industry. Nevertheless, history shows that taking a contrarian approach in a beaten up sector like travel often leads to very large share price gains for those with the patience to back companies boasting market leading positions. My second share this month is therefore Easyjet, whose shares have tumbled all the way back from highs of over £15 in 2015 to the current 359p. In a similar vein to investing in residential property, where places such as Mayfair and Knightsbridge are like gold dust because of their ...

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Easyjet - Low cost airline's deep pockets ensure it's well placed to exploit recovery

October 2022

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