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Select, taking up your rights shares if already in is not simply a no brainer. Yes you'll be up on your rights shares, granted but you'll be a long ways under water with your existing shares.

The so has to drop, that's not even in question, there's gonna be almost twice as many shares.

Buying at £5 will give you a post RI SP ave of around £3. SP post RI should drop to £2.50 to £3. Simple maths. If you're not in now, I'd wait with the added bonus of more certainly regards covid by February. That's what I'll do. As always thought, be responsible for your own decisions.

with no limits. Surely good news for banks.

I'd be selling with £1800 profit from a £26k buy yesterday, but just got a feeling with the momentum all banks have shown today and the wider market, i'm tempted to let this one run. I mean it's not like it's at a 12 month high. Opinions?

Other banks today. HSBC and barclays up 6% ,only 3-4% here. Is that all for today or have we got some catching up to do? Tempted to sell at £1k profit in a day (bought yesterday) , but greed is telling me it's got some more legs on it today and 37p will go. Famous last words and all that..

will it be over subscribed or will every one who wants to take up their rights shares be able to? Obviously they will service the govt and institutions first. So with the increased share number and resultant SP of £2 to £2.50? post rights issue, less than a quid a share does seem cheap but only for the rights issue shares, your existing shares will have halved in value ,no? Tell me if i'm missing something.

to see where the sp settles and the covid situation in Feb at the earliest. Should still be good money to be made from there. Not advice just my take on it all.

this time 6 mnths ago you probably would have said we'd be travelling again by now. and look at us. Nothing is a given.

never rely on answers from a bulletin board as to whether something is a good or bad idea when it comes to risking your hard earned cash, would be my advice.

Jay, you don't need £20, you need above £16 to make profit , plus the divis you have picked up. £16 in 2021 is very much possible. Don't panic sell, not a share like rdsb anyway, sit tight , pick up the divi yield in the interim and you'll do just fine.

Staff restaurant, TV lounge? Blimey, where do you work? In our delivery office of 120, we have a small room with a kettle! Of course, we have the big screen TV on the shop floor, perpetually turned on in case there's time for rmtv and wtl.......which of course, there never is!

Another example of great resourcing skills. While we were out on one of the busiest days last week, most working well after dark, the 'managers' spent a good couple of hrs making Christmas decorations out of paper and cardboard. I kid ye not. What's worse is that a good proportion of the walks still had mail in the frames to deliver having been too busy to do everything. Two of the line managers are recent posties so are quite able too . It really does beggar belief.

With deal, 40p+. No deal, less than 30p . That's the simple fact here now. Pays ya money takes ya choice.

Same reason this is, sheer speculation.

When the truth that no deal has been agreed. Someone has made money out of that tweet 20 mins before close though (just enough time for buying frenzy to push price up but not enough to realize the truth). We'll see tomorrow.

CSS machines were meant to be the holey grail but now we don't get letter any more (ha like as if) they are scraping them. I presume packets will still have to be hand walk sorted at delivery offices? So the time saved is just going to be mail centres? No?

I reckon Morrisons will be best placed in a no deal scenario as they're less reliant on imports and are more vertically intergrated. Fingers crossed. But your shopping bill is going up. Thanks brexiteers.

Question is, would people rather have their parcels 'delivered' to their doorstep left out all day in pouring rain, or delivered properly by royal mail, a bit late?

3pm would be a normal finish time nowadays, without doing overtime. Gone are the days you automatically say 'morning' to your postie. I have a contract finish time of average 3pm , I've been delivering until 6.30pm some days. Most public have no comprehension of how busy we are ATM.