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cheap as chips... moved my portfolio around and added more money in. A steal.

Braedsmark - value on our side. Too cheap - upping my stake considerably. Don't get your fingers and hands burnt.!

My £50k burning a hole in my pocket - far too cheap! Going into market below £2.

Princeofdarkness - I have a significant amount left in cash to buy more. I think regardless of the current sentiment, they are worth twice this price.

11,400 @ 9.46. Good luck all.

Ray - £1.50 would be £500 million less than their land. Valuing them at £1,500 million means - hilarious - they are going to be distributing £750 million in dividends in the next 5 years and £180 million this year... someone is having a laugh :-))

RoyalMail - again, if you read their report, they said that transformation will be ramped up from Year 2 of the strategy. Operating profit was £335 million in 2016/17 and yet the share price went from the mid £3.00s to almost mid £6.00s... why was that? Also, in the years prior to float, RMG barely made any money and yet the share price held well above £3.00 for several year. Why was that? Investors are very fickle - sooner or later though, people like to pick up a bargain!

Yes - read that too!

Yes - and you'll see in those figures some additional costs that were purely time related towards end of year that wont be in next accounts. good luck talking this down - +3%...

Peter - never saw you on here before. Are you a computer? Your signals are wrong... people are loading up!

You need to read their annual reports. Their target for EBITDA was £500 to £530 million. They came in at > £510 million. You'll also read they are protecting margin this coming year and with prices going up 5% or more, that should help to offset letters decline. Everyone knows letters will decline! Parcel volumes increasing almost as much as lettes decline. Anyway. I have read their report and strategy. Confident in their long term prospects!

Seriously seriously undervalued and exploited... this is beyond a bargain!!! Loading up with as many as I can!

Grab your bargains while you can. This isn't staying around this price for long. P/E less than 4 (vs. market average of 16). In years to come people will look back and smile :-))

BTW - you have no need to worry about my strategy. In years to come many a person will say 'that was some opportunity, why didn't I go for it.' Analysts are just wrong on this.

Better prospects Dale. And besides I always keep the most til last. Watch for my next buy - it won't be small :-))
I now have £125k in RMG - my last reems of buys will definitely not be my last!!!

Jefferies downgrading of RMG was based on productivity in RMG being half of the national average. They should read RMG annual accounts and they will find productivity growth of 1.8 percent in the last six months of the financial year. Can anyone tell me if productivity growth in the economy last year was 3.6 percent. Last time I looked it was 0.5%. Answers on a post card.

I will tell you why Brokers are con artists in the extreme - take Libernum - on the 22nd May they had a £2.20 share price rating issued on RMG and no sooner than 2 days later, they slashed that to £1.85. Can any sane person explain the change in heart in two days? What fundamentally changed over these two days? The rating agencies operate like a cartel. Now, can anyone explain how RMG reached £6.31 this time last year and what has fundamentally changed to reduce this 436 pence per share. Parcels are becoming by far the bigger part of RMG and by the end of the Strategy period will be 70% of revenues. I remember investing in Fastjet years ago and it made a cumulative loss of $1 billion over the years - even that company's share didn't go down this quick. I think people need a reality check - this is going to pay out 87 pence over the next 5 years in total. Its sitting on a massive land bank and is starting to implement an ambitious well-thought through strategy. Anyone selling now are just plain silly.

shorting this at £1.95; lunatics! The ex-dividend date is coming in July. Dividend yield this year in total is 13% now and growing! I see no reason at this price level to short or sell. I hope those engaged in the practice are not so lucky as today - long-term holders are quite relaxed about the prospects of this company

Casper the ghost. If it even breaks £1.90 - my holding will be doubled! This is £1.70 cheaper than what I think its worth. I'll happy pay anything up to £3.60 when the market gets a little more sensible!

Pearls - everyone is flapping in the political vacuum. Rich pickings for those with balls. Royal Mail market capitalisation is £60 million less than the value of its land alone!