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Mike, it's just history on repeat, cast your mind back :-
Taxpayer Short-Changed On Royal Mail Sale. MPs said the taxpayer may have lost out by up to £1bn. The MPs said that Mr Cable and his office had been served poorly by its City advisers.
The Government sold 60% of Royal Mail to outside investors last October, including a significant chunk to more than a dozen so-called priority investors who were earmarked as long-term shareholders.
These institutions, some of which sold their stakes within days of the flotation after the shares surged.
Although the shares have retreated from their post-privatisation peak, they were trading on Wednesday at around 474p, roughly 45% higher than the price at which they were sold by the Government.
Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said Mr Cable had presided over a "first-class short-changing of the taxpayer".
Here we are almost ten years later and nothing has changed,manipulation and corruption continue.
I'd also love an answer to the question Angersharkz poses... I just can't understand why the shorters and their market maker accomplices are able to so easily manipulate RMG downward to figures well below true market value based on all the fundamentals and ratings.
Oher posters have claimed the frequent inexplicable RMG drops are due to ''fear and nervousness'' but I think it's a chicken and egg situation... any fear and nervousness is due to the manipulated price drops.
Hi - I’m a private investor. ‘Tbifund’ stands for ‘The brats’ investment fund’!!! I worked on the sell side for 14 years and now work in IR.
Cheers! Yes, hopefully there'll be more positives than negatives when RMG management updates the market next month!
Hi everyone. I have written a blog about Royal Mail, which I am a shareholder in, that may be of interest to you. The blog can be found here: https://tbifund.wordpress.com/2022/01/22/royal-mail-group-rmg-ln-delivering-returns/