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Iam with you,I have topped up again.

I have also topped up again..iam in for the long term now

https://www.cityindex.co.uk/market-analysis/where-next-for-the-royal-mail-share-price-ahead-of-fy2022-earnings/

Oli..
Iam not talking about the share price,that will take care of it’s self over the years,I meant a strike won’t make a jot of difference to the management plans,believe me the management will get what they want out of workers,be it this month,next or in a few months.
So the share price takes a hit,so what….a buying opportunity….it will recover strongly once the out come means more savings.

There buying because they can see med /long term change is happening,money saved,more profits…striking won’t make a jot of difference…

I hope you do well in the discussions,the company will have an aim.they will have a line in the sand,and as an educated guess it won’t be that far away at there offer.
They have to move on and compete,you have to remember that if the company does very well in the future the employees will do as well,this should be the goal,more productivity,better profits,more free cash for employees.

Being a union rep myself,and being honest,it would not surprise me one bit if they let you go on strike,it probably won’t get you anywhere at all,the company wants to go in a certain direction,they will fight dirty,they will want to break the union,they will survive and move on,I’ve seen it many times,company’s even just putting workers on notice of a change in conditions.
There will be compromise,it will go right to the end,but the company will come out on top.

Great play,there already quids in,then when the times right to buy back the shorts, they win again when the share price goes up…the set ups nearly there,the times nearly right…been saying this for a while.

https://www.investingcube.com/royal-mail-share-price-why-i-expect-rmg-to-trade-above-450/

Overweight £7.02.

As I mentioned last month…now hedging for when they close

Someone’s got wind about something…black rock have been accumulating for a while.

Life’s a gamble,shorts are gambling,the biggest share holder is gambling,although it maybe an educated gamble,the largest shareholder buying more will spook the shorts.
Just look at black rock,shorting but still buying and going long.

No

Someone thinks there’s value here.

Hopefully the postage scams that have been going on for years will now come to an end now the new sorting system has started to come in,Royal Mail should now make a few million more,but they also now need to sort out the underpaid post system and how it’s implemented.
As the sorting office does not weigh anything,every business I no near me uses click and drop,they send everything tracked and we’re paying £4.74,but instead of items being upto 2 kilo,everyone way sending item upto 20 kilos.
Printing out labels and taking them to sorting offices,as everything was hand balled nothing got double checked.
Now items are being auto weighed,on tracking there coming up as underpaid,not all but some,as the system is going through final checks,soothing the teething problems.
This is great,so end customer is supposed to then get a card,telling them the extra they have to pay.
Now as the system isn’t working smooth,it’s taking weeks for any card to be processed,if any card at all,so the sender puts in a claim for the item,the claim then gets paid out,then the item just gets sent back free to the sender,no card sent to the customer…this needs sorting ASAP as it must be costing Royal Mail a fortune.
Any bigwigs from Royal Mail on here read this and do something about it please.

Well,someone must have be listening to me whinge about there vans being petrol.all vans in Stockport are going electric,all the electric points are being installed today,so at an educated guess Manchester and the rest of the uk will also be changing shortly…this is whatI like to see….the future is bright.

Bloody hell,it finnished up 6p…

Make that 4 of us….I bought more last Thu..

Royal Mail have just reduced there online parcel postage prices by 10%