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Hi all Bank's trying a small bounce back in the morning didn't last long.... RBS was yet again the slowest of risers.......So when markets start dropping,,,, out of the banks RBS yet takes the lead at dropping the most and yet also hitting new year lows ........I am in LLOY, BARC and RBS, but RBS is down 27% YTD ......Lenny my point is I understand stock's go up and down take a look at LLOY also had a great amount of material assistance but the progress and comments from management are more in line with what a investor expects and when the banks drop LLOY drops are more acceptable and when the banks rise LLOY is a leader....RBS drops have accelerated Q1 onwards http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-rbs-results-idUKKCN0SO0ML20151030

Only hit a new year low a few days ago and at it again today the miners maybe getting a hammering today but have noted that RBS tags along for a hammering party every time no matter which sector is taking a hammering and when it's a rally time RBS can not turn up for the party.....Wworst bank out of all banks I think someone has to take charge of this and make a few positive comments other than saying prepare for more misconduct and litigation

Just look at RBS share price for a joke back around 300 or 30p can understand it being around 30p in 2008/2009 but we're now in 2015 moving towards 2016 and it's still a JOKE

Well I have been looking for the right entry price for a supermarket, and after two weeks of checking most supermarkets 20 miles near me I have concluded TESCO to be the one with the MOST traffic and to invest in.... from FRIDAY to SUNDAY TESCO is far superior , But Midweek its a change around to the smaller local handy stores as everyone is in a rush which is understandable.... When looking at the numbers and some of the spending on the weekend shoppers were spending avg, £80-£120 on a trolley half or full to the top which is not bad at all ,,,, now when looking at some of the discounters stores most of the customers were having a basket full of shopping and I guess maybe about £10-£30 spend on the shop I don't think you're ever going to change their mindset nor spending habits they will always be looking for a bargain and a shop will not make much profit from a basket full stop, My point is this, as the BIG four start to cut prices the discounters will feel the sting and will affect the growth plans without a doubt so only time will tell how they plan to expand ... I do believe TESCO has the right man at the top now and the staff are a bit more "proactive at last" I have seen a BIG change in the staff morale and you can see they are gearing up for a Christmas push to take back some lost ground and get them trolleys filled to the top..........I also think the chat Ref: to the Hudl 2 is very encouraging , along with the online catalog things look a bit more positive so.... I will be looking at a entry point some time maybe this week as I feel the timing is right to keep an eye on this stock but that's my opinion only as long as they sell the JETs and don't order any more what a crazy idea that was lol

question is what now hmmm is it still going to tank

well well get your extra pants on standby because this must be bad stuff .....

7p looks like a safe bet providing the points made earlier are in motion and in advance stages OH and then theres the posability of Dilution extra watering down the champagne wooow its better drinking plain water lol

Been looking at this company for some time feel very lucky I did not touch it, as it's in BIG trouble now trying to change in the new way of times, with restructuring a BIG concern and when a company is looking to sell its assets aggressively what does that tell you it's UP AGAINST THE WALL sell and take a step back and be safe if it goes BELLY UP then you still have a few quid and if the restructuring and asset sale goes well then get back in IMO

one to keep an eye on