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Yeh, your appointment with your shrink. I can even tell you their first question 'How long have you been having these delusions Mr Dogg?'

I expect productivity numbers will be down on the 1.9% from the second half of last year. We shall see, but if the numbers aren't good it will be an interesting dilemma facing shareholders, hang on in desperation for a 17 pence dividend or make a rational investment call.

I don't know why Falkland bothers with you lot. If you'd followed his off repeated, yet sage advice, you'd be quids in. In fact, the decent thing to do, would be to have a whip round and buy him a bottle of the finest Essex bubbly. A prophet in his own land is never appreciated.

The trading statement from Oct I makes a firm commitment to a progressive dividend. My point is, if in 7 months that can change to a 40% cut, why wotimeyou give much credence to what the same discredited management are proposing to pay in a years time.

Bluelight, Rico Back said last November he would be operating a progressive dividend policy. Who knows in a years time what the dividend will be. The jury is out, anyone putting their faith in RMG to deliver after their poor performance since the IPO is naive.

It's amazing what people will do for a 17 pence dividend. The reality is this is a business which has just cut its dividend by 40%. That should set alarm bells and is indicative of the innumerable pressures its business is facing.

Agreed Falkland, far too much complacency on here with all this autopilot jabberwocky. Pay rise in April will negate the second half of last years productivity gain. RMG's claim that letter decline of -7% this year will improve to -4% two years out has been greeted with derision by analysts. I've been calling this share right for 5 years, punters suckered in by a dividend from a company whose labour costs and letter decline are asphyxiating the business.

5050×2.113606. Will continue to trade the pants off it.

Nuri, you carry on with ur strategy of losing shed loads of money, and I'll carry on with mine, namely making regular short term trading profits out of a company I have no long term conviction in.

Can I take a guess at the first line ur partner says to you in the evening, after another day of ur wheeler dealing. 'How much did I lose today then?' I bet ur neighbours don't get much sleep.

Good of you to post ur small buy today. I see your holding in RMG has substantially reduced from £100k to £65k. Don't you post ur big sales?

Very very very senior manager. I think Redceo is being modest again and could have added a few more very's.

Nuri, saw you sniffing around Kier yesterday. Ain't the RMG rollercoaster enough of an adrenaline rush for you.

I wonder if Rico will be playing hard ball with the CWU in pay talks this year. Can't see them accepting anything less than the last pay deal, which RMG definitely can't afford. Saving a few quid with managers, in the long run means diddly squat.

Anonymous Keyboard warriors who offer people out on a share forum are to derided and mocked, although I can see why you classify them as decent. You are becoming increasingly ridiculous.

JB, I apologize for my dodgy Latin. Interdum stultus bene loquitor.

Redceo, to all the investors who you have congratulated for investing in RMG all the way down from 6 quid, you never gave them a timeline when their investment would bear fruit. Yet you expect Falkland to do so. You are a hypocrite par excellence.

I had the bubbly ready to open on reaching the 50,000 production figure.That's 1 barrel of oil for every 120,960 shares held over this 9 month period. Second thoughts I'll stick to tap water. SS loses more and more credibility with every lame RNS.

The results were based on the year ending 31/3. Jefferies are correct in highlighting the increase in labour costs from April 1. Don't be a doughnut.

With the 2% pay deal kicking in from April added to the 1hr reduction,gets you the 5%. Perhaps you should join Jefferies when they enrol.