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Could be very significant news shortly. The fact that the company as a whole is valued at less than what was paid for HPE - Autonomy and its shares are trading 3 x earnings, tells you pretty much all you need to know about the share price underperformance. The individual components realistically priced are surely worth far more than 4 billion???? Buying more over time and adding.

Scratching my head with the market action of recent days - legal and general up c. 2% today and Aviva barely moving.... its a real travesty that Aviva is not at least £5 today as we speak!!!!!! Sooner or later its real value will be fully reflected in the share price.

Bloody hell - confusing or what... what the hell do people want?

Agree Oppa - good to see sensible investors out there!

2.6% - 0.9% ABOVE INFLATION. Most in our public sector could only dream of that. RMG workers need a good boot up their behind!

Wolveposty - of course not - I agree. But we'll see how many more vote in favour as against. On balance, the terms and conditions at royal mail are much better than most places. I hope management keep pursuing the turnaround - or there will be no option but mass redundancies - of that I am convinced! The company makes virtually no money and without changes to how it operates, it will need to take much more drastic action. The fact that your union is even asking employees to strike is just the daftest thing I have seen in a while!

Charlie - the last update is that they are on track according to the goals they set out. The Unions need to wind their neck in and get with the real world. Royal Mail workers paid the same as me and I can tell you my productivity (revenue per annum vs. cost of employment) is a hell of a lot better than RMG employees and growing. Certainly their processes and systems are not anywhere near as good as competitors and their communication with parcel recipients and delivery time slots nothing like competitors.... overpaid - and I mean overpaid - they should work with some competitors to see their terms and conditions which are no where near as good.

And I'm not particularly interested if I have offended Corbynistas on here - I have no time for that man whatsoever!

We knew the useless unions would do everything in their power to ballot members for unsustainable pay rises and perks. I got my official wages increase notice today - 0.2%. I have invested far more in building my career than most posties have - spent 10 years getting all my qualifications up to PhD level and I don't go threatening action when my company clearly cannot afford to pay unsustainable pay rises. Really, Royal Mail workers need to get with the real programme and stop looking for pay rises when productivity is the worst in Royal Mail compared to virtually all of their competitors. Seriously - get with the programme or RMG will just have to make mass redundancies - Royal Mail operate a business stuck in 1970s thinking in the 21st century!!!!

Gone down 3.5% based on nothing - so have bought a few £k more. Cheap at £4 a share - so why not.

17.4 million - won't last them long at the rate they are making losses. How much cash had they this time last year?

This is heading no where long term - all that growth is heading in a profitless direction - losses widening and margin halving. Fair value is 20 pence at the moment - if even.

cheap - very cheap - 6.5 times earnings. Minimum this should be is £6 - closer to 10 times earnings!

Feline - very pleased for you! We are witnessing the end of dirt cheap shares - really the irrational selling of recent is just breath-taking - shares trading hands at 6 times earnings is ridiculously low - even now at 6.5 times earnings is plain stupid. I will add more!

Wrong board Falkland - think you meant that for RMG....wait, could you mean £4+

Rocka999 - bidding my time with this one.... Ocado is a casino share... Have invested £400k in shorts and normally don't go short as a rule - but this is the exception!

Licensing technology - they make a pittance from that! Overall, this is just a company living on hype - its annual reports bump it up to be much more than it actually is. This is certainly no Amazon!!!! and never will be. Sooner or later the reality will hit home.

Ocado is a home shopping business - they pick stock, put it in vans, and deliver to the home. That's the height of it! It's an extremely capital intensive business, makes no money, and will continually need lots of investment. In the long-run - this will be seen for what it is - a Tesco.com with a few robots collecting groceries and delivering them. Fair value is at best one billion pounds and I am being generous - so £1 a share or thereabouts.

Still cheap!

Bought more (£92k in total). Just too cheap at 6 times earnings to pass over!