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Haven't been on here in ages, but its really odd that we are living under a strong Conservative Government - Corbynites have been crushed, and this share has dropped 21% since the great news. This is despite the fact that parcels continue to deliver double digit growth, profit guidance (£350-£400 million) on target, the benefits of a rack of elections, the Christmas trading period and the success of getting an injunction. And the share price values the company at 6 x earnings. This is highly bizarre - as are a lot of UK domestic stocks - which are trading as though Brexit wasn't sorted... yes, I know the negotiations for the next part are in process, but to be honest Boris and Co will do what they want now. This stock is completely bizarre, bonkers, insane, stupid. RMG should be at least £3.00 if not much, much, much higher. Buying a few more.

Surprised - astonished actually - to see AIB share price heading in the same direction as before the Conservative Government came into power. It's now at 2.56 valuing AIB at 50% more than BIRG despite the clear differences in profitability level.... What does it take to keep the share prices of these companies trading at sensible levels? AIB made well over a billion last year and is trading on x 6 multiples.

Maucha - I would be more than happy to put a few £k in but very constrained as my shares in lock down at SVS. At 3 x earnings and in an industry that could see big growth over next few years, this serves as being very undervalued in my opinion.

Wish I had £10k spare. My funds locked up in SVS. Have £20k cash there but cant get my hands on it.

3 x earnings. Wow - super cheap. valued at half the HP acquisition, and then there are all the other parts of the company.

Legal and General now worth £2.5 billion more than Aviva despite Aviva making much more profit than legal and general and paying a far better dividend.... hilarious - the stupidity of the market!

Yesterday's move was entirely down to shorting - Jericho shorted 0.5% of the shares. This isn't a problem for me as it explains the reason behind the drop. What would be a reason for concern is if they knew something others on here didn't and that something is revealed next week!

I just loaded up on BT - first tranche! Didn't like their results, but at P/E of 7, thought it was worth it.

2 people in the United Kingdom have contracted the Corona Virus and the FTSE has shed £125 billion in the last month.... Oh my god - each case has cost the British economy £60 billion. What a complete load of spaghetti hoops! Honest to God - if people are selling on the basis of this flu, they need to go to the doctors and get diagnosed with stupidity syndrome. Anything to depress the market deliberately!

istock.... I see swings of that nature almost every day... BT case in hand! RMG! Fresnillo! Marks! The list goes on...

istock. I must sell up on the basis of your authoritative post.... shares go up and down.... I won't be selling.

Someone knows something that we don't.... dropping almost 6% on the basis of no news... interesting....

Was ready to invest £15k in BT. On the basis of that RNS, that won't be happening.... some of the info about performance over last 20 years is extremely concerning....

Garydav2 - on this I feel ill-equipped to give you guidance. On others - like, for example, Aviva, I've always held for the last two years that its undervalued (NAV per share at £4.23 is higher than the actual share price - so for certain undervalued). I've also been very keen on RBS - again NAV far in excess of share price. In terms of Micro focus, its ones that could still go either way. Based on the trend last year and on revenues, its very undervalued. I've got £35k on these and will hold. My advice is go with your gut. I wouldn't be holding if I thought there was a real chance of more significant movements down. I could be wrong... who knows. My gut tells me that an improvement in the macro-environment will benefit Micro focus more than most. Also, the individual values of parts of the company are worth far more than the overall value as the divestment of SUSE showed.

Too cheap, too long!

Bronxville - banking js changing. Everything is changing. Less ATM transactions is a good thing as it costs the bank less to process transaction..... at the moment it is simply sentiment that is the issye.

You have to swap money for patience. You are selling money and buying patience. If its a quick buck people want go make, take your chance on the reels. The lower it goes, the more I will buy.

Good to see that out of the way. Bought £30k.... have been looking at this for ages. Bargain!

Quinny - any good news? No - sure a 10% growth in parcel revenues was viewed as negative at the last market update. Seems negativity is inbuilt in investors. Not happy with anything that looks like solid growth.

loads of whingers on here. Lloyds is a well run and profitable company. Blame brexiteers for the terrible share price action. if brexit wasnt happening this would be closer to £2.