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As long as you can handle the pain.
Look at the daily chart back to 2015. It has broken to the upside. Gap from 218-240p. Expect it fill by xmas. I used to own this in 2009 and made good money, I'm back because of the chart. I won't be on my own.
" can't argue " ,lol.
Good for you . The way things are going for RBS could well be the smart thing to do . Not a big fan of averaging down to be honest but can't if it's worked out , ATB
Well done for getting out. I should have diluted but wife was too nervous for me risking any further amounts.
Been sitting on loss for a long time, gradually diluting to 206p since June. Delighted to bail out at 209p. No doubt this will keep rising to the dreamed of 400p. GLA
Nice to see your posts now and again. Yeah, I don't know what hurts the most, the loss I am sitting on or, the fact Barclays has recovered quicker. As long as it does not go bust .... I keep saying to myself.hehe
Hitting resistance ,getting interesting . HALFMIST .... Ouch , mate .
Yes my thoughts too Dior, it would be nice to get our money back. Ironically I was in Barclays but jumped ship in to RBS when Barclays announced its 3 year dividend cut in advance. If I had stayed in Barclays it hit my £2 target exit price today and I would have shown a£50k profit. As it is I am still showing a £100k loss on the switch. I think I am in for a long wait for my break even price of around £2.60 with RBS
Thank goodness it was just wrong info on this site. I don't have safe and secure internet to keep an eye on live info. Nice to see RBS has reacted well to the newly elected president. Great news and I hope this will give us the chance to get our money back.
Closing price
Was that a glitch or what happened?
Yes in Theory maybe but don't forget RBS was one of the big hitters in the US and US regulator want to resolve all the toxic mortgage-backed securities mortgage miss-selling and also a few outstanding issues in the UK.... RBS has already set aside £7.5bn to cover costs, including PPI compensation, the MBS and interest rate swap mis-selling.Some estimate the bank will have to set aside another £4to6 billion in the coming years. As DOJ fine maybe as high as $14bn... After all the skeletons are out the closet and if it has some pocket money left over then we may see a small Divi and then we maybe on the same level as LLOYDS ...Lloyds has paid out some £17 billion in PPI but pays a small Divi which keeps investors happy....For both banks the share price is what it is for the current conditions but I feel one day both of the banks will do well once they have settled the outstanding fines and of course as and when we get over this BXIT headache...
Interesting. Now I wonder , does it go on from here or die as in the past. In theory this share should be the same as Lloyds ie 560
Banks up in General over BOE meeting But a extra helping for beaten up RBS as the High Court ruled that Theresa May did not have the authority to invoke Article 50 without Parliament's majority vote.and the pound jumps out the box. So strength in sterling helped the bank as the fines they will get from the BOJ are in $$ . And also as RBS has been beaten so much, moves can be amplified Hope this is of some help cliffb1234
Come on Tell me what is going on
Bailed-out bank to miss EU deadline for divesting 300 branches as its losses for the first nine months hit £2.5bn How can this be translated as a good thing -- why does it's computer system fail on a regular basis and people can't get cash out of the ATM's -- I'll tell you why -- the bank regularly loses liquidity --
Caution! We have seen this several times before. Could it be that the creative people in the Bank are simply avoiding tax?
To be honest I was gobsmacked when this opened nearly 5% up this morning...I hope all those that wanted to exit did so..GLA
Why the drop from the open ??? But Barclays did that yesterday then shot up
agreed! All the banks misbehaved which does not make it right and some redress was called for. But HMG has gone too far and has come close to castrating the sector bowing to populism and short term political gain with scant regard to the possible consequences. Fred wanted to create the biggest bank in the world and was beaten by a poor sense of timing but he lost his gong. Meanwhile Green who shafted his pensioners and fleeced BHS still has his. Justice under weak Government indeed. gl
Look at the price fly yes fly This is just a taste of what can happen when this bank is given a chance... When the litigation Cr@p,bxit and this ppi nonsense comes to a end this bank will show the world how the money is made The Government is weak they can not tolerate a big bank like RBS foolish or unacceptable behaviour by our Government has screwed the banks and of course all the banks did misbehave as we all know .
of where nerves (and hysterical comments on BBs) got the better of me. Jumped out at 180p, in fear of a 'predicted fall' ... fair play to all that stayed in - and those who are now beginning to see paper losses return towards 'profits'.
Good set of results. Well given the circumstances but we all know it's earned with one hand and given out with the other the scavenging vultures take this bank for everything... Can not wait for the end of this litigation cr@p,bxit,ppi...
not so good rns