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I think questionabout & marctomlinson might be undercover for Merrill Lynch :) :)
Lets hope RMG get to buy a lot more back before 2nd.
Surely Special is £200m/outstaning shares. Or am I mistaken?
What do the analysts on here think?
Will it stay above £5 or do you think it will dip back below £4.80 short term.
I am interested to hear your opinions & rationale.
TIA
tonysilverman, That is my hope also. I have 4 X 227 from ipo which I failed to sell at the top as i wasn't watching.
I started topping up when the fell below the original 330 but missed the bottom .
I now have 5000 @ avg 283 excl divi & avg 237 inc divi.
I bought another 1200 @ 170 & foolishly bottled at 225 just to have a bit of profit, so all in all i'm reasonably happy with the current situation, £6 by October 2025 is my target & if divi returned that would be a massive bonus.
Am I tempting fate or being overly hopeful?
Is ther a chance of ending year at 300 it almost seems within grasp.
Apologies if this sound harsh but you are not paid to work for the "Community", postmen/women are paid to do the job that they are employed to do. I we want to serve the community that we love, we should do that in our own time at our own expense, not at the expense of the employer who pays us.
What is unbelievable? I have stated my own closely held viewpoint, I have invested in a company for the long term, so therefore have no losses until i sell my shares for less than i have purchased them at. Currently I am happy to hold.
You trade shares in order to make money short term 7 I have no issue with that.
However where does it benefit employees of this company to drive its value down except to drive the shares into the hands of corporate investors at the expense of private investors.
I have been a supporter of the Labour Party & Unions my whole life, but trust me no one wins this dispute, but the employees will lose most.
BELEIVE THAT
Why is it that certain people on here seem to take delight in the falling share price meaning (mostly small private) investors lose money. I think mostly just to get their own way like spoiled children.
The fact is, the Government decided to sell this business & people like myself decided to buy a piece of it for varying reasons.
My reason was that it looked like a good long term investment and I had never owned shares before, RMG looked safe.
It seems that there is an element of people within this business that is determined to see it fail in order to prove a point.
That will ultimately destroy jobs, and that was never the purpose of a Union. it seems that a certain group of employees simply want more & more for less & less, meanwhile eroding the value of the company that pays them as well as my meagre savings.
Shame on them
That was part of the point i was trying to make.
I have:
227 x 4 shares @ launch of £3.30
1000 @ £3.24
1046 @ £2.89
2046 @ £2.355
A total of 5000
With stamp duty etc the stand me @ £2.828
However with dividends etc (various tranches) as all bought at 4 different times my break even is £2.37.
This obviously does not take into account what i would have saved if I had put the money into my mortgage, however it is not a frightening position of loss.
My rambling point is that if I as an absolute novice can work out what a share stands me after income from that share is included, surely someone as savvy an knowledgeable with regards to the Market as Mr Falkland seems to be, would know the same.
Was aimed at Falkland, have watched avidly for some time now, his target seems to be like fog, you cant quite grasp it and then it moves
Please tell me when its rock bottom, I'll buy as well
LMAO: who's Perfect not whose :)
Looks like wooden dollars to me!
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Wow, super response & a good analysis of the man imho, from someone whom I assume is not a lover of JC. Personally I am not an investor, but taking shares in RMG appealed to me as it is such a strong institution. If it is taken back into public hands at any reasonable price, then Ivan weigh that against the dividend I’ve received & it would be hard to be worse off than sticking it in a bank to be abused by the corruption of the banking community & complicity of government propping them up.
Oh. I see, so what you’re saying is that he is a politico who will keep his commitments to the letter. Regarding actions & timescale. I commented that I did not believe it would be a priority & did not believe that he would re nationalise at less than the original value, not that he would not re nationalise at all.
Perhaps, please tell me how you can "assure me"
I am new to this but have been following thread for a while.
I have only ever owned RMG shares, no others. Managed to get 4 X 227 in initial offer (for family) and made mistake of having 3 sets on certs, therefore very expensive to sell but hey ho dividends came & was very good return.
When shares fell to such a low last week I purchased more (only 1000).
Having read this thread I had hope over expectation that Falklandinvestor was right (even thoug my rudimetary virgin share investing research made me think it must be wrong) I transferred more hard earned to Degiro and placed my order @ £2.90 no joy so far.
Simply put from a non investor, if shorters are betting that a room with £3.5b in it is going to be worth less in a period eventually the must get burned, I understand that this would not be the case with a company whose assets wher not so liquid or tangible however not the case with RMG.
With regards to Corbyn, the Labour party made such a fuss about underselling RMG, that in my opinion he dare not attempt to re nationalise at less than the initial offer. He will also have much more pressing matters on his plate (brexit, railways) that I think RMG will take a back seat for a good while. This is assuming that there is an election (very likely) before 2022.
I have thick skin, so if anyone feels I am being naive or am simply wrong, crack on