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Hi, sorry to hear your locked in. Just short it and make your money back on the way down. Just a suggestion. Shares go down 90% to 10% up IMHO. When " BREXIT " does really kick in most will tumble, again all IMHO. I did work for RBS for 14 years !! GL & vbw
As much as I hope your wrong I can't help feel if rates are cuts again in coming months, possibly to zero, who's to say where banking shares in general will go. I'm stuck in mid 300's and anticipate to be stuck for at least another 18 months save for averaging down !
£1.40 is what we will go down to. Its the similar price 2008 from memory when it tumbled to 12p but I bought in at 18p and sold at 29p. Bugger, thought that was the high, but hey ho a profit is a profit, so all you doods out there dont sit on a profit and let it slip. I will but back in in a few weeks/ months @ 14 but if I miss out, hey ho loads of other shares out there to cash in on so all you die hard RBSs dont get locked into a situation that itnmight take another 2/3 years to extricate yourself from. Just saying. gla
This 14p you are chasing ,is it pre or after the 10 for 1 consolidation ?
Why do you not listen to your OldIndian? This is going down, down down because of BREXIT. Simples. The market makers dictate the price and they play the market and guess what, they will feck all the banks off for the next 6 / 9// 12 months to make their returns on their Investments. LMHO, do not get sucked into their game. Think and use your intuition and short to 14 or make your 5% daily. Simples. Aint rocket science, nor re-inventing the wheel, just pure common sense. 14 here we come, might be tomoz, might be 3 months, but its coming and you have been warned. vbw.
Share price reversed considerably since yesterday and at time of typing can be bought at 206.70 (up 4.50) and yet it is strangely quiet on here! Does the silence itself speak volumes?
What was that about city boys & wine bars? :-(
This is the price it ended up on brexit day, going beyond it is a good step.
95p to go! I live in hope. From a somewhat more sobering perspective (and some might say realistic (and Seef would say 'ridiculous')), I am actually hoping for a 50% rise in a maximum of 61 days. Hold on to your hats!
Good a bit of positive news for a change from Nationwide and consumer confidence improving should help the bank shears from very very depressed levels
No, Not at all,,,,,,,,,,,, he was our saviour last season
Do you need a new goalie?
Just shut up and buy some!!
Just the MMs locking you in at an artificially high price. Ffs, get a grip and stop being suckered in by the city boys who are laughing all the way to the wine bar. see you all at 14.00. vbw
RBS now top of the FTSE 100 riser board. Well done to those holding. Regards and GL
Thanks for the article. Very interesting read. I'm almost at my 200 sell price so hopefully no further damage until then.
RBS facing two major lawsuits in UK and USA which potentially will cost billions and is on course for another 5 billion loss this year on normal operations yet the SP goes up 3% today !!! Go with the flow - RBS best performing bank so far today. Regards and GL to all shareholders
Might be of interest to some of you...ATB http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3753260/RBS-relive-unpleasant-memories-investor-lawsuit-looms.html
There's little appetite for shares, and bank shares in general, until the big investors can figure out what 'lower for longer' means for all asset classes. Other companies have been borrowing at these crazy low rates to undertake share buy backs in a monumental scale. For RBS, all it can do it ride any wave within which it is packaged (ETFs, CFDs etc). It's not a 'lone' player, but part of a package, in my view. PIs committed here at a higher level are more or less in thrall to these trends (at least for the time being).
It's probably the malaise of sp doldrums. The three month graph shows very little change for the last 75 days or so, probably because there are other opportunities for big investors out there and perhaps because they are waiting to identify the effects of a) Brexit and b) the change in interest rates. Both factors are 'unknowns' in as far as we've never experienced either condition before and so the consequential effects are, as yet, indeterminate. However, I am unsure about what the other banks have been doing; do they show similar patterns of very narrowly delineated bands of movement for the last month or so?
Very quiet here......?
Well spotted,Cliff. As you say, we're the last to know. I don''t doubt it will come back to about 185p by Friday. Re: the offer of the shed..jolly decent of you old chap but my wife doesn't do anything less that 4 Star…lol She went to France today visiting her friend/husband so it's a case of me getting on with all the jobs which is what I've been doing all day and remembering to take the right frozen meal she left out of the freezer each morning..with instructions on how to heat it. There's an excellent chippy close by though..lol mailman.. Only joking..lol. Actually, we will get over that way one day,if only so I can get to RAF Lakenheath and Donna Nook (for the seals) I also want to go the the Farne Islands..photography again… a bit further north than you though. Lloyds is going ex. directory on Thursday so over on Lloyds some think there will be a rise to maybe 56p plus tomorrow.. .55.04p at close today ,so it might get to 56p plus. Usually they dip by the divi value on ex-divi day don't they. I think I'll sell that 6000 I got for short-term trading .That will be £300 ,10% since July 7th. I'd have been better buying RBS ,it was 158p. on that day.I'd have made £636…21% Hey-Ho. I see you've stayed with RBS all the time so you know it well which is an advantage. I was looking at L&G down to 202p today, usual stuff-good results even an ,increased divi which was good anyway but the City found something they didn't like.I've had them before and made a bit but I'll see where this share goes to over Thursday and Friday. The reason I hesitate is that I don't think buying RBS at 192p or thereabouts will be very beneficial,it needs to drop some.
Got the answer to my question, why was rbs rising. Deutsche Bank valued it 12% better. Like always we are the last to know.
Sounds like your family would bond well with mine. Have a garden shed you could use for a week
Very good.. Had me worried after the First line...with Uncle Sid.. This site can be full of surprises...another 4 weeks and the main season will be over ... Great Yarmouth had it`s biggest fire for many years last week... Link below. http://www.greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk/news/fire_chiefs_continue_to_investigate_cause_of_major_blaze_in_great_yarmouth_s_regent_road_1_4645630