The chart illustrates the dramatic decline in Thomas Cook's share price over a five-year period, culminating in the company's collapse in 2019. Starting at £1.20 in September 2014, the share price experienced fluctuations, peaking at £1.50 in May 2018. However, this peak was short-lived, as the share price plummeted to a mere £0.10 by September 2019. This decline reflects a series of financial challenges and strategic missteps that ultimately led to the company's downfall. The sharp drop in share price in 2018-2019 is particularly notable, indicating a loss of investor confidence and mounting financial pressures. The data suggests that despite brief recoveries, the overall trend was a downward spiral, highlighting the volatility and risk associated with the travel industry. The chart serves as a stark reminder of the impact of market dynamics and internal company decisions on financial health. Thomas Cook's story is a cautionary tale of how even long-established companies can face existential threats if they fail to adapt to changing market conditions and consumer preferences. The visual representation of the share price decline underscores the urgency and severity of the situation leading up to the company's eventual collapse.