BA to Call In Receivers?
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Just had a long chat with my financial adviser, he's heard mutterings that BA may be about to fold.
Anyone else heard this?
Anyone else heard this?
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Its true - BA are contacting all their avionics stores next week and calling in all the receivers that do not meet the new reduced channel spacings. Thanks for the tip-off, C&B.
Now that I have the attention of the BA people, could you PLEASE read THIS and stop emailing me?
You'll just have to be patient!
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Now that I have the attention of the BA people, could you PLEASE read THIS and stop emailing me?
You'll just have to be patient!
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Crashed and Burned: if your financial adviser is anything like my financial adviser, he probably doesn't know whether today is Tuesday or Christmas, far less regarding BA's future prospects. Take my advice, don't listen to financial advisers. I speak from bitter, expensive and personal experience. Does anyone know the telephone number of a decent hit man?

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Crashed & Burned, I think you need to fire your financial adviser sooner rather than later...
BA are not in great shape - their debt has been downgraded to junk (non-investment grade) rating, so clearly there is much more risk in the business than there was two years ago. And clearly BA has much to do if its share price is going to stage a significant recovery. But there is really no reason to believe that any financial crisis is imminent and your 'financial adviser' should not be scaremongering in this fashion.
BA are not in great shape - their debt has been downgraded to junk (non-investment grade) rating, so clearly there is much more risk in the business than there was two years ago. And clearly BA has much to do if its share price is going to stage a significant recovery. But there is really no reason to believe that any financial crisis is imminent and your 'financial adviser' should not be scaremongering in this fashion.
