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This info was on another website discussion - 1. The pantomime continues ! They are talking Christmas - how appropriate ! (Re payouts) 2. Signature Litigation LLP want to bypass The Action Group and deal directly with claimants. The Action Group have brought in another lot of solicitors to deal with the Settlement claiming the Costs were too high. Has anyone anything further to add?
My two teams, Man City and Stockport County are having mixed fortunes at the moment.The term Typical City is still alive and kicking,so much so,I have put a big bet on United at 7/2 to win the league. My other team County are at home to FC United in the F.A Cup on Saturday so going along to that to cheer them on. As regards the other posters comments re Barclays & RBS these shares do take you to Hell and back, particularly now Vince Cable is back on the scene to stick his two penneth in when ever there is a bit of bad news. They are however so volatile there is big money to be made or lost. The secret is don't bet your mortgage, don't be greedy and hope Lady Luck is on your side as regards timing. I am just looking forward to a break from the ups and downs, which have been mainly down over the last 18 months. Looks like a rocky ride going forward with more bank scandals to be revealed , the US fine still unresolved. PPI going on for far too long, the EU punishing us for leaving, Rocket Man launching well.. his Rockets and Trump wanting to make an example of him. Happy Days.
Miss both Jings and Neepheid or whatever spelling he used to use..... lol.........On an old subject....... Killie not doing too well.... again....
Dumped my RBS today @ a loss...going nowhere, not trustworthy http://www.cityam.com/272844/noel-edmonds-claims-publication-leaked-fca-report-would
Barclays Smart investor??? don't make me laugh, it will be a Dumb Investor that stays with Barclays - I'm still waiting for my Lloy dividend to arrive - the sooner my accounts move to a different provider the better. Event details Lloyds Banking Group PLC ORD 10P (LLOY.XLON.GB) has declared a GBP 0.010000000 per share interim dividend. Investors who held shares on 9 August 2017 are entitled to receive this dividend and it is expected to be paid on 27 September 2017. Important information - We will aim to update your account within five business days of receiving the proceeds.
Hi Traveller. It has certainly been an interesting 18 months. I broke my golden rule and basically swapped 250000 Barclays Shares for 170000 RBS ones soon after Barclays announced a dividend cut. They then went in opposite directions and I would have made a fortune had I stuck with Barclays. Ironically things have now changed and it appears to be Barclays on the slide. There are so many uncertainties going on I decided to bale out of RBS with a small profit. If I go back in it will be to trade with large numbers on swings of 10- 15p rather than wait for an upswing of �1.10 on the share price which I have had to do this time just to hit break even. I keep popping on to the site from time to time and it is a shame some of the old posters are not on nowadays. I particularly miss the banter with Jings.
So glad to hear you are out "ok" i sold last week at 2,61 showing profit of 3550.00 will wait and see if this drops again as normal. Hope you still take part in the discussions on here,,,,,,,, always good to read your posts. take care
RBS has almost made its bottoming pattern signifying a change in the trend from down to up. The pattern took one and a half years to complete. Today's rise of 3.44% was a significant daily gain. If RBS convincingly moves above 278p then it's bullish in my opinion, but subject to no black swan events.
Hi All. Sold my holding today at �2.7 which covered past losses and the interest I would have earned. Glad to be out as I was �187,500 down shortly after Brexit when the share fell to �1.60. I will monitor it and if it falls by 20p I may consider getting back in. This share has been a roller coaster ride for the last 18 months and is not for the faint hearted. Good Luck all and ATB.
Oops sorry. Yes.
Hi Glendo It was JP who spoke to the AG . I haven't heard any more from them but hope things are going ahead as JP has been told.
Thanks JP . Haven't heard anything from the AG since June , so good to hear they have told you things are progressing. Disappointing to read the article though.
Thanks M1k3y. At least you managed to speak to them.
You share my feelings regarding this farce. However I see article is almost 3 months old and having spoken to AG last month I was told process on course for payments to be paid in Autumn
So. We, the shareholders in the action group (of which i know little), are reportedly suing the solicitors that represented us (of which I know even less) for a conflict of interest that I knew nothing of. To what end? And will this affect the amount that I don't know I'm getting and when it will be paid to me? Wish I'd never bothered...
Does anyone know anything about this ? https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/rbs-shareholders-mull-conflict-of-interest-action-2gptr5qvs
True. It's on the way out
Because they are scared. Simple. Obviously they did something wrong!!!
What on earth is going on? I want to see the full report, as do many other shareholders. What is the real reason it cannot be released?
Out bidding Barclays for ABN ...
If the share priced doubled most would be lucky to get their money back. Unfortunately know a lot about this Company as they were once one of my clients, as I have said before, to many fingers. ....
A share equals 24p in old money, RBS should hang their heads in shame. Too many fingers in too many pies, unable to make a decision on any cost saving as it has to be agreed by so many different departments.....
RBS are now a highly profitable bank they have now achieved nine consecutive reporting quarters of £1 billion pounds each of underlying profits. Although there are still serious outstanding litigation and conduct issues to settle. I believe RBS will become increasingly well provisioned over the next few reporting quarters to meet these outstanding fines and costs. RBS should be in a financial position to return excess capital to shareholders no later than early 2019. ATB
100% agree. RBS is still a massive comany and 70% state owned. To talk of going to wall very silly as it is too big to fail as demonstrated in 2008. Can you imagine 30% of british public (RBS/NWB/UB) loosing their savings, cash machines not working, small businesses having overdrafts frozen? As for McEwan the strategy is set for next 2 years and his passing over to another Exec no big deal. In 2 years time when all issues resolved RBS will be paying dividends and share price will double.