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Thomas Cook (TCG): Dividend holiday over

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25 November 2015

With terrorism and geopolitical related fears having hampered travel sector sentiment of late, investors are welcoming a strong bounce by Thomas Cook (TCG) shares this morning. This comes from a return to full-year profit after a half decade of losses, management’s upbeat observations on current trading in the face of headwinds and its confidence in guidance/outlook following am encouraging start to the year allowing it to reinstate dividend payments in 2017 after a 4 year hiatus. With the 100p region having held up for a third time in 13 months, are loyal investors set for another 25% bounce as those not already on-board reappraise the discounted shares hoping they take-off rather than lounge around?

Mike van Dulken, Head of Research 

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