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Can't disagree with comments on here - great price to buy - even better if cheaper. BUT - a few pence less will make no difference when these are £20.00 per share. I've invested heavily in RMG - £110k - as they are too cheap. Would like to put money in here, at some stage.

JB Thistle:

Dividend juggernaut share in July - 17p a share - my holding now over £7,000 dividend. Really don't know why anyone would short this - but good luck to them.... RMG just need a mediocre set of results and this will be £3+. Holding for long term but a 32 pence dividend this and next year (in total) - no brainer. Politics will get sorted. Just saw ester mcveigh on TV - pure awful - not a chance of becoming PM.

Sorry that was for Royal Mail board...

Dividend juggernaut share in July - 17p a share - my holding now over £7,000 dividend. Really don't know why anyone would short this - but good luck to them.... RMG just need a mediocre set of results and this will be £3+. Holding for long term but a 32 pence dividend this and next year (in total) - no brainer. Politics will get sorted. Just saw ester mcveigh on TV - pure awful - not a chance of becoming PM.

The train can go very slowly - not bothered... but eventually it will pick up speed. Had an array of 20 shares to purchase from - this is the most undervalued. No brainer really.

1415 purchased at 8.08 for 2.07. Nice buy. Will add.

I hope you don't get impaled - set the stop loss tight - very tight. Anyone who takes heed of Falkland who has a stake in Argos resources (shares and spreadbetting) of 4 million, need their head examined. No doubt Charlie is cacking himself and will sell for 1p profit!

Falkland - I wish I had the interest to respond. I will buy all the way up to £3.50 - that's my position. There are, on balance, significantly more investors than shorters on here and in the market. Anyway, don't think you understand - we are long on this - anything below £2 becomes much more interesting to me as a price point - dividend 25 pence this year - and you quote £1.60 a share giving a yield of 15% and valuing the company at £1 billiom above cash in the bank. Wow - that's a dividend and a half. You have wetted my appetite to up my stake!

Good luck mate!

Garydav - I am down substantially across all shares - but long term is where I am looking. My average gone down to £2.65.... very happy with that... of course, would love your average.

Long term garydav you should be fine. I've got another £2
8k tomorrow to go in... a few pence cheaper or dearer means little to me... I will then have over 40k shares for the long-term.... Lets see what happens.... very bullish on these

Sub 1p a share if you are lucky. The markets hate uncertainty!

yeah - makes no sense.

Princeofdarkness... 100% agree. I'm spending my Aviva dividend on a few 1000 if these. Should bring me over 40,000 shares. Thanks to the shorters, might get them under £2.... steal.

Falkland Investor: Jeremy Corbyn has 0.1% chance of becoming next PM.
Reasons:
- He is near retirement - 69 years (time to retire in Spain)
- He has split the party over Brexit
- He is expelling some talented people who he would do well to listen to
- His voter base are mainly young and naïve voters
- He is too closely aligned with Palestine and other dodgy characters
- He won't get as many seats in the next general election

Just don't see it happen. I can see that the Unions have kept in opposition, but the country just won't bring him to power. If they do, well... God help us all.

Pokerchips - agree with you. However, I am not complacent - I am accumulating when the market is not sure of itself. I have very clear reasons why I am invested here as I am sure you have. There are so many cheap shares across the market - the list grows endless... Bank of Ireland are looking ever more tempting, but then so is Aviva, Sainsbury, BT, Vodafone, EasyJet.... the list is endless. RMG most undervalued IMO.

Looks like it - but it says a small fraction of them are out on loan - could they be facilitating shorting. Happy to hold and buy.

Falkland - that is some bet - really! I dabbled in spreadbetting years ago and got both hands burnt! I lost a high 5 figure sum in 10 minutes - I simply didn't have enough capital at the time to defend the position. I spent years building up my capital again and owning shares is the most advisable way to go - you can only lose what you own. Very risky is the understatement - I really do wish you luck in that investment/spread bet. Would never want to see anyone losing big sums of money on spreadbetting of all things. But it happens and we all have visions of grandeur.

Falkland - you got your name from investing in Argos - 4 million rupees of shares - worth nothing. Did you buy when they were 50p? If so, not a chance cats in hell you will ever see 50p for them. Whatever about RMG, I can see it turning upwards not so long from now. It doesn't take a lot to increase profit from £510 million to £696 million when sales are increasing by 2-3% and they are already at 10.5 billion. Thinking of the reasons that could increase the share price:
- increased productivity (already at 1.8% in last 6 months);
- postage/parcel costs increasing 5%
- Parcel volume going up 5-6%
- 2 and now looking like possibly 4 elections/referendums (2017 was a boon for elections)
- Reducing staff costs / voluntary redundancy

Royal Mail will and already has started to re-invent themselves. At £2.06 per share - I see a hell of a lot of upside. But maybe people should listen to Mr Argos man.

Falkland - I will take my chances... you have an awful climb down to do on Argos Resources - I have to say you are living in a cuckoo land PMSL ;-)))