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EasyJet a good-buy ahead of potential IAG takeover?
What do you think about $ICAG $IAG stock??
Kenny losing £130m bet on IAG... maybe he is a retard like us?! 😂😂😂
MLCO ahead of reopening honk Kong border, will a extra strong buy
Is an Epic Gold and Silver Bull Run About to Unfold? If so what penny stocks are you bullish on?
Investing in Rolls Royce ahead of August 5th Earnings
EUROPEAN TRAVEL STOCKS SET FOR HUGE UPSIDE 📈✈️🎉
European Travel Stocks showing STRONG recovery.
Hunting for pre-Covid giants set to go whacky long term. Rolls Royce and International Consolidated Airlines esq...
Eyes on EU #airlines $LHA $IAG $EZJ $AF $RR Some of these are dropping for 8 consecutive days don’t miss out!
A Quick Look at $IAG and why I like the stock (from a retards perspective)
How come there are multiple listing for IAG? The International Consolidated Airlines Group.
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My current portfolio, M37. RR - 83% (pre covid buy, slowly reducing) VWRA - 11% (increasing) IAG - 1.5% (hold, small dividend growing) QQQI - 1.3% (drip) SPYI - 1.3% (drip) ABCL - 0.5% (speculative buy, hold) BTCI - 0.4% (drip) KSPI - 0.4% (speculative buy, hold)
ABBV AMAT CSU GD GOOG H IAG IPCO RY XOM VIDY Just kinda picked whatever looked okay. 33-33-33.
CDE - gold and mining stock AEM IAG
Well not this particular security, but I picked up a put on AG and IAG. Now I’m hoping to make up my losses in the crypto rebound.
$IAG decentralized cloud w/ patented technology 👨🚀💽 https://x.com/TheDAppAnalyst/status/1986890296165081443?t=FEEAX6iS2qcBnlTTZdCMSg&s=19
I mean I’m buying travel stocks tbh. IAG etc down heavy. Govt shutdown has to end at some point. There will be a relief rally
IAG +10% but I'm still negative overall reeee
You need to be in the gold and silver mining stocks..if you are risk averse.. NEM B GDX…more risky higher returns(your young you should do this) GDXJ SILJ AG CDE HL MTA IAG…just dollar cost average buy dips over the next 5 years and you will do very well…god bless…make sure to get some physical too(I think you can wait a bit for this)
Oh and my portlio is mainly growth/speculative I literally hold 10k of nvida 7k google and 4k of rolls Royce and IAG (bought in lockdown for 1100% and 273% gains so far) but except for that I have like 200k in growth stocks. Luckily enough rocket lab and asts are both roughly 100% up and apld is like 180% up (my largest growth position) the rest are small positions that I wanted to get into early incase they ever blow up!
https://preview.redd.it/o0eltd24sxvf1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2a811b515d8f4d909256b62a7670a18fee0eee03 My options on AEM, B, IAG, and SLV this last Friday. SLV expires 10/31 but at least the goldies are good til late Nov
Iamgold (IAG) Gold miner that opened one of the biggest mining operations in North America last year (Cote Gold). The price of gold is at an all-time-high and showing no signs of slowing down. IAG's ATH was in 2010, when it was over $22/share, and gold was at $1600/ounce. Today, IAG is trading at less than $15/share, and gold is over $4000/ounce. Very low p/e ratio, and earnings report on November 4th should reflect Cote Gold. There's no reason this shouldn't be $20/ by EOY. It's a no-brainer if you're looking for something long-term
I agree with your thesis, I'm 9 2027 LEAP calls deep into IAG, plus 350 shares. Nice middle-size canadian gold miner, with large mine coming online.
So I’ve basically been looking at what’s going on in the world on a global scale. When I saw that the central bank was buying up physical gold at a rate never seen before it made me realize that the demand for commodities would increase—and, therefore, mining stocks should go up. Look at the mining stock IAG for example. That’s the one that’s gone up like 40% in about a month. I bought it at $7 and now it’s over $13. The $13 is still super cheap so that’s one I would definitely recommend. Also, we know that the current administration is bringing manufacturing back to America so it is wise to research strong American companies. Intel is another stock that is on fire and has gone up about 40% in the past month.
Got them too! 1/21/28 360 & 400 Leaps on EQX and AG, shares in ASM, EQX, AG, EXK and IAG
IAG calls, gold is pumping since dollar is poop
I do think gold will continue to march higher. The gold play I own, IAG, is up 100% in the last 6 months and 200% from where I bought it. I see them earning over $2/share at $3,700/oz so easily into $20+/share range in 2026.
RZLV, IAG, GRAB, OPEN, and INDI up 80% by Friday 😂. I'm long on INDI though so hopefully it pops by early next year or so
IAG is doing good, HOOD and INDI as well. Hoping INDI moons by end of year
Anyone looking at IAG? Or INDI?
I hold IAG and agree with this. The general consensus is that IAG will do well going into 2026 guidance is looking good. Transatlantic routes are looking strong.
I think my gold stock are higher ranked than IAG, but I’m not saying it is a bad stock. NuScale is a great AI play. I wish I was in sooner. Maybe they will get a hard contract this fall :)
Diversify? Nah. By the way you should consider Iamgold ($IAG). The only mining stock I own, up +80% last calendar year. 👍
Some more stocks in my RADAR IZEA at 4.2+ IAG at 8.2+ I would go long on stocks in options September and short SPY for Aug
Wait... I've only just noticed how much BATS has skyrocketed. I don't really bother with UK stocks currently, I only have Rolls Royce, which I get free every month on my 4% debit card cashback. I could switch it to another stock, but I don't really see any UK stocks that stand out more than RR tbh. Edit: I have IAG too (on LSE) that I got for free.
Siemens is probably the most versatile, including Healthiners, Energy and Mobility ( although stuck with AG). IAG. Yes, I know. It's an airline stock but its the most versatile airline company in the world. It owns two big lions ( British and Iberia) and Aer Lingus. It is the only airline with the mission to have net zero emissions by 2050, it has a fuel deal with Microsoft, has a joint air cargo with Qatar and Malaysia airlines. It is also partially owned by the government of Qatar and I am only stating this because of funding. It is actively renewing its aircraft fleet. IAG is currently in the front line to acquire a stake in the Portuguese airline TAP. If it succeeds, it has no competition in long haul flights between EU and NA / South American countries. Novo Nordisk. Greatly undervalued. If semiglitude can indeed help with Alzheimer and Parkinson's, it opens a huge market for dementia and neurological conditions, other than diabetes and overweight individuals.
I won't list everything as I've sold a few this year. In the UK market, I still have: 1) Rolls Royce 2) Babcock 3) IAG (owner of British airways) 4) Frontier Developments (FDEV, elite dangerous devs) 5) Games workshop 6) Tungsten West (definitely my riskiest investment ever, by far) Well over 50% return on average (so far 🙏). In the US, to list them id have to check multiple apps. But obviously I have a couple of the "big ones" like Google and some risky ones (like IMAB). Like I said overall, the UK is doing better for me. I know that's obviously down to my luck and choices... but the point is, the UK is still a good place to get a return on your investment, imho.
https://preview.redd.it/ya0smn337jhf1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0dfb646d1b44d283ec6c62114373912e0ad8988c GORO/USAS,IAG, UVIX, SILJ, SAND
IAG just stuck at 6.95. Lets crush the shorts and this solidly into the 7s. Gold price now increasing.
Expecting IAG to gap up to 7.20 before end of day. Hoping to pick up a quick 3.5 percent.
Sometimes it’s a glitch. I had that happen last week on IAG call went down like 80% in a minute. Next day it was back. And if it really stays there and you believe in it. Load up the wagon.
When everything crashes (and it will) miners will get blasted hard. Be patient. Wait for things to crash, THEN go for miners. EXK, HL, CDE, AG - ones that have good silver exposure too. IAG and FSM wouldn't be bad plays either.
He mentions that it was a British Airline but I think it might be IAG, the parent company of British Airways. There’s been noise in the industry about an order of 30 787s with the option for more.
Went all gold mining (WPM,NEM,IAG) and cash in January... been holding my own, waiting for the big drop. Lol
Everyone buy IAG. CSIQ.NGD,EMX, TGB and SCHD
Wish I had bought more $IAG leaps at the beginning of the year
Totally agree on IAG. Their new mine in Canada is just coming up to full production and will be the third largest in Canada. On top of that, it is highly automated and will be a low cost production operation. At $3,300/oz gold price, earnings in 2026 is ~$2.50/share with $1.2B of FCF. At a $7.83 share price, it trades at about 3x FWD P/E with a $4.5B market cap. Hugely undervalued. If it revalues to a normal valuation of other gold miners at 15x earnings, the share price is likely worth upper $30/share. IMO, I think gold will exceed $4,000/oz by the end of 2025 if Trump keeps up his tariff fantasies. IAG has a lot of upside.
I started looking into those assets myself like a week or two ago. Across Fidelity accounts, I have: * Gold: IAUM (has lowest fees) or GLD for commodity exposure. I bought some IAG for mining back in Nov and it's up 45%; still seems cheap based on fundamentals * Swiss franc: FXF * Yen: FXY * Silver: SLV, but I didn't buy any because silver tends to correlate more with market performance, which is kinda what I was hoping to avoid
IAG, (I am gold) based out of Canada, has 2 mines there and one in Burkina Faso, their new Cote mine has increasing production coming online, while the two older ones are still producing well. up 100% this past 12 months
Been watching AGI, AEM and IAG for a few weeks but also didn't buy in mainly just because of current market conditions. Now I'm kicking myself that I didn't. Everything seems like it's run up too much now so hoping for a bit of a pullback.
I'm late 40s, could buy but won't yet. Too many unknowns and also way too many stocks remain overvalued. I only concentrate on UK stocks but examples for me include IAG (parent group of British Airways and Iberia amongst others), easyJet, all house builders, almost all utilities, the list goes on.
Ryanair and EasyJet already pack it out, because they are cheap and go to cheap destinations. The ones to be worried about are IAG in the UK (down 5.29%) today, Delta (down 10.74%), American (10.25%) and UAL (15.61%). The Global Jets ETF was down 8.29%
> rerate in the coming months There's no reason to believe that's coming so soon. Look at AMR and HCC for how met coal equities did. They only rerated as the commodity dropped 1/3 after not moving while it increased by 1/3! AMR then promptly collapsed. With EQX the goal is for them to pay off all debt and then slowly return capital to share holders. There will be some insane spike where we should sell. In a best case scenario, management will continue operating in a good way and we can buy back in after a correction and hold for a decade. IAG is in a similar situation. I repeat, don't expect quick gains. Gold's 2x higher than in 2020 when it was $12/share (with 300 million shares) vs. today's $6.20 with 450 million shares. Production is also up a lot... The equities are insanely cheap but can stay this way until the company e.g. starts buy backs.
I went euro defense etf that someone mentioned on here right before Z got booted from the orange house. Also holding cash, shorts, and IAG. You bought physical gold??
If you liked RR, look up IAG.
>Keep your eyes on IAG >They are sure to post good numbers and good guidance in my opinion. My eyes are telling me it's down 10% u/the-treasure-inside
# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** IAG (IAMGOLD Corp) **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Buy Calls (Author suggests buying calls, specifically before earnings) **Reasoning:** Author lives near a gold mine (Cote mine in Gogama, Canada) that's extremely busy and projected to produce 300k ounces of gold this year. Earnings are tonight. Gold prices are also up. The author's buddies who sell equipment to mines report high order volumes. **Caveat:** Author's brokerage (Questrade) is apparently terrible. YOLO.
No mention of IAG and JNUG.
I actually bought the Covid lockdown dip on IAG (owns BA, Iberia, Aer Lingus). Am up 80% though it took a few years to recover
Your portfolio makes me not feel bad about thinking I can buy $IAG at $5.41 tomorrow
IAG, RR steady growth and a lot of headroom in future
IAG climbed a lot recently leading up to this weekend
Terrible play. [Denison's recent selloff was due to DeepSeek AI concerns about power demand](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/denison-mines-dnn-faces-sell-222453955.html), not fundamentals. Gold and uranium stocks are way too volatile for options plays, especially around earnings. Both DNN and IAG have missed earnings estimates multiple times. Stick to shares if you want exposure to these sectors. And do actual research next time instead of just picking random cheap stocks with upcoming earnings.
Next move should be IAG, they have earning 20th of feb. Aviation company thats been doing very good this year. Aviation industry is up 30% as well
IAG Airlines holding the line for my port 🛫🥰
IAG Airlines PT boost ✈️🛫
I’ll give you two to do DD on. QUAD. $8.64/share. Should earn $1.20/share in 2025. Huge free cash flow and EBITDA. Done paying debt to manageable levels and will focus more on returning to shareholders with higher dividend and buybacks in 2025. Current dividend $0.20/share. If the market revalues them to 5x EV/EBITDA, should be about $20/share at end of 2025. IAG. $5.35/share. Just opened 3rd largest gold mine in Canada earlier in 2024. Capex needs going forward will be substantially reduced. I expect them to earn $1.30/share in 2025 with $2,700/oz gold price. EBITDA and FCF will be substantial going forward such that debt could be eliminated in 2025. I expect them to start issuing a dividend beginning in 2025. At a 12x PE, the share price will likely be $15+ by end of 2025.
Top: IAG been flying recently Flop: HE1 Surprise: RKLB Most played: Aviation
Im in for PLTR RKLb and IAG currently. IAG is on a bit of a bull run currently, on target to return to pre-covid values in a year or two.
IAG is still insanely undervalued
American is a much more efficient organisation than IAG
Yeah I just started looking into options, but the annoying thing is that they are not available for most Canadian stocks (at least not on Wealthsimple). I have a few high yield ETFs, and the rest has been in solid Canadian companies like AC, BMO, IAG, all great return over the past 3-4 years. Just trying to do a mix of everything
Is it time for profit taking on my airline stocks bought in 2021? This is their current value: UAL $653.88 (up 64.4%) DAL $523.06 (up 39.5%) IAG.L $659.32 (up 15.59%) I am more reluctant to sell IAG.L; the other two are trading close to their pre-Covid peak. I am also holding: VOO $3740.40 (up 33.2%) VXUS $1733.63 (down 2.9%) LUV $229.46 (down 38.8%) [AIR.PA](http://AIR.PA) $23.03 (down 17.5%) Financial uncertainty coming up is that I am reliant on successfully renewing a visa in the spring; after that, would be happy to invest for the long term again. If I profit take, I am most likely to hold it as USD until early 2025. My day to day expenses are in EUR.
IAG I want tha gold! I wanna know where tha gold at!
IAG
I am a shareholder myself, up >20% and considering selling now that the stock is north of 200p. Business travel is unlikely to go back to pre-COVID levels anytime soon (on a downward trend), and IAG is very exposed to business travel to/from London LHR.
IAG is a terrible company. Zero Moat, intensive CAPEX, geopolitical tensions (Asian routes are not profitable due to lack of Russian airspace)
Legacy airlines are really, really bad companies. They are extremely inefficient with capital, huge capex, old fleet, huge debt and lose out to lower cost airlines like ryanair, jet2, wizz air etc. I haven't looked at IAG in 3 years but I know it's a trash company from when I did look.
Gold (IAG, AGI) and space (LUNR) are doing wonders for my port.
Been killing with IAG even through this bullshit past month. Probably just keep DCA-ing it.
Anybody else holding IAG? It’s been pretty much the only consistently performing stock I have.
Any good small cap stocks? I’ve done well with ADAP, LUNR, and IAG.
IAG will have its own rocket that will move hugely. Just brought on line the 3rd largest gold mine in Canada at Cote. They will generate huge amounts of cash flow moving forward.
It's grown a lot recently but I think there's a lot more room: the airline industry. I have positions in RYCEY and IAG long term since 2020. I still think some of these companies have a lot of growth potential, particularly IAG. Same goes for a few others in the industry. RYCEY in particular is absolutely flying ATM, no pun intended. By far my best investment.
Fair - shares have been going down for a reason i guess.. its more expensive than Airfrance or IAG.. but its a way better business. less debt, well run, returning capital through buybacks.. by far the lowest cost operator. Its like the Costco of Retail
IAG. International airline group. With Qatar as its biggest shareholder. It will eventually x3-4-5
Anyone looking for some different plays to look into for next week, check out ABIO, TUWOY, IAG, BITF, and PLUG. None of these should be explosive moonshots, but all should be steady gainers. 10%-25% weekly gains are possible with all five.
Fcx, kcg, aem, IAG, Hmy, Gold, HL, NEM I own some of all of those
British Airways lost my luggage. Puts on IAG and calls on my wife's fury.
IAG. Trades at $3.72, book value $4.58. Just started up their mine at Cote which will be the third largest gold mine in Canada. They also own Gooselin which is near Cote that they can develop that would be just as big as Cote. With the low cost production coming out of Cote, earnings next year at current gold prices would be over $0.70/share so trades at 5x next years earnings. Likely will appreciate quickly once the market realizes how undervalued it is. I would not be surprised if Newmount or Barrick make a play for them to acquire their substantial gold reserves.
IAmGold (IAG) has been the best little penny stocks. Just keeps on keeping on.
I made some research about $IAG and it looks good ! - Strong growth with big ambitions. - Since the end of March, they inaugurated the first autonome production of gold in Ontario. - Financial data sounds good with P/E : 18.75 - Q4 2023 Earnings : +224.70% vs estimated - Net Profit : 103.57M Benchmark : Gold price wich currently explose.
Anyone buying NGD or IAG? Gold plays?
IAG has extremely cheap option premiums. Do what you will will this information
IAG (British Airways). Pre Covid it was worth £6. Profits are now higher than in 2019. Now it is worth only £1.5, lowest being at the peak of Covid when it was worth £1. JP morgan recommends it as a buy, current target price £2.50. Ryanair has gone up massively because people thought the budget seats would be the first to be booked. I think this is rather stupid as at the moment the rich are getting richer while the poor are getting poorer. 1st class seats can go for £15k! People don't know who IAG as much as they do Ryanair. Massively undervalued. People are scared of war. You are bound to multiply your money several times! The worst case is if we break out into war in which case the price will begin to go back to £1, when other stocks will also suffer. Low risk high reward!!
The only way that you can beat the market is deeply understanding companies, customers and markets. Like I would not invest in Estée Lauder because I'm a man. I don't understand why women pick one makeup over another. But I understand airlines, even down to who IAG, easyJet or Wizzair serve (and this is why I avoided IAG, easyJet is medium term, wizz is a long term investment). I can explain the different customer types of the businesses.
You are very positive about Norwegian. Flyr was a very small airline that was created to take over Norwegian’s market when they went almost bankrupt. Widerøe is a regional Norwegian airline (with some international services). It made sense to merge with someone else because the Scandinavian market is too small for so many carriers. SAS is not going away. They are restructuring and now under the umbrella of AFKL their future is assured. Finnair is doing bad atm because of the Russia (they cannot fly to Asia over Russia). They are not going anywhere either. They are close to IAG/Oneworld. Basically the airline Euro market are three groups and some low costs - Lufthansa (Star Alliance) with Lufthansa, Swiss, Brussels, Austrian and now ITA (former Alitalia). Z’d their low cost Eurowings - AFKL (Skyteam) with Air France, KLM and now SAS. And their low cost Transavia. - IAG (Oneworld) with British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and their low cost Vueling. Main low costs are Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air. Ryanair is the only strong one. easyJet and Wizz are a mess. Norwegian looked like it would become a « large » pan European carrier before COVID but they almost dissappeared. Now they are recovering but it is not the Norwegian of 2018. If there is a recession in Europe, the market will consolidate and Norwegian is a weak link (as COVID has shown). Maybe Norwegian could be sold to IAG which seems a good fit.
>If you're just investing for yourself you have the luxury of thinking long term even when times are bad, and if you really put in the work, researching the companies you buy into for tens if not hundreds of hours, it's entirely possible to outperform the market consistently. A lot of my investments are based on my curiosity about particular industries, most notably transport and cinema. And I've gone deep into understanding who are the customers, what do they want, etc etc. Like most people don't understand the important differences between say, IAG, Easyjet and Wizz Air. There's reasons I invested in the last two and not IAG.
Lol I come across this thread after receiving some free shares of IAG for a friend signing up. Not really my thing, but I'll keep.
I have positions in IAG, WIZZ and EZY. They cover european full service, european growth and european budget. I looked at all major airlines in europe and most of the biggest worldwide airlines, these 3 seemed the best investment mkt cap net debt ent val rev earnings p/e p/s 10 year growth IAG 7.1 8 15.1 29.57 2.5 6.04 0.51 5.00% WIZZ 2.15 3.8 5.95 5.25 0.38 15.66 1.13 17.50% EZJ 3.8 -0.97 2.83 8.16 0.324 8.73 0.35 5.00% ​ compared to shit like: AAL 6.7 24.9 31.6 41.27 1.88 16.81 0.77 2.50%
Up. With lots of sudden downs on the way. IAG’s profit margin is 20% this year. 20! Absolute money-making machines 8/10 years.
Like any industry there are some really good companies and really bad companies, and ones that are over or undervalued. I am currently building positions in IAG, WIZZ and EZY all of which are extremely cheap if we manage to sustain even passable economic conditions for the next year or two. But in doing my research companies like AAL, just, no, way overpriced for what you're getting and the risk you're taking on. Anyway the reason people don't like them is exactly what you say, capital intensive which means slow to respond and they're subject to both the cyclical vagaries of consumer discretionary AND commodities at the same time both of which are prety quick to kick in. That's a recipe for widowmakers and plenty of airlines have gone that way. ​ "Also, you'd think that a well-run, fiscally conservative airline" The problem being that a fiscally conservative airline will get out competed during a boom