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STRONG HOLD - and ADD - for me!

Wids - imagine the some £30 billion that has been paid out over the last 10 years now accrues as profits going forward - PPI is over - the payments are coming to an end. Now that money goes straight to the bottom line.

Bought more - at 49 pence for a solid bank - thoroughly oversold!

institutional buying in two words.... knocked down price at 2.25

Was waiting to buy more on the dip - didnt fall enough... so will still probably ad more on a fall... PPI is irrelevent now - its over... one off.

OWLS - NAV per share 79 pence - current share price 1343 pence. Over-valued by in excess of 1280 pence.... the infatuation is astonishing.

Long-term PIs will be shafted. Have seen it so many times. This will be no different. If Brexit saga continues as is, expect next Summer to be every bit as challenging as this summer.

everyone jumped into this based on sentiment not fundamentals.... its worth 20 pence at most based on NAV.

boreddesigner... I'm holding on - fundamentally undervalued. If I were to dump shares based on the price day before ex-dividend, I would have nothing in my portfolio... seems to be the way of it this year... in time, it will recover. Not bothered - just observing.

Strange the movement down in share price pre ex-dividend date. This year has been strange in that respect for most of the shares I own. Normally there is a positive movement in share price in the run up to ex-dividend.

Is it a naked short sell Falkland? Do send us pictures.

Falkland - ha ha! Labour - a chance of power. Yes - zero chance. They wouldnt install him as care taker prime minister - so that says it all.

£2 is completely stupid - would value the company at half its excess capital and cash.... Aviva could buy itself twice just with spare money in the kitty.... Really - Brexit is just a bad excuse to mark everything down. Things will not look much different in two years as today.

It's rising because its a highly speculative share that is valued billions beyond its current net worth. I'm doubling my shorts on this one....

Grossly undervalued... Have continued to accumulate... keep adding at these prices....

thought the 2% drop in projected sales merited a 5% movement not 30%. Bought more... 3 x earnings is cheap despite the issues.

prussell - if you are impatient to make quick money - my advice is sell up. I am in for the long run - this is an extremely well-capitalised company - £11.8 billion spare capital and cash spare almost £3 billion. This weakness may continue for a few weeks / months - one has to be prepared. At over 5 times earnings - my next move is buying more - gladly pay £3.50 all the way up to £6.... long term game mate!

Super stupid share price - valued at over 5 times earnings....! wow... rare to see shares of solid companies valued so little!

ABRoyalMail.... a share issue would be the best way to incentivise staff - in fact any business where employees share ownership (as much as possible) is to be commended. Employees share in the company's fortunes when it is doing well, and at least have the shares when not so well. If I were Rico - I certainly would be using share options as a way to incentivise.

PRDC - I should have been more fair to RMG employees in some of my comments - but some people incense me. Your comments that you have seen the good and the lazy are apt. Some (not sure of the proportion) are exceptional, most are very good, and then some are darn right lazy and expect something for nothing. But you are entirely right - there are those who know their rights but have forgotten their obligations. There are those willing to give extra and go the extra mile, but strike action at this juncture when an organisation is going through a turnaround phase and is in the middle of negotiations is plain dumb!