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limits applied to £300k of shares and to all going forward. If this is a way of limiting the influence of shorters, great!

Easyjet looking great at £9.00... 50% off... Vodafone £1.27.... Sainsbury £1.95.... all bargains IMHO... whether or not the UK departs smoothly or leaves stupidly.... I could go on...

Falkland - well, well.... again you are making silly assumptions that I don't think this is anything other than politics. It's gone from £6.31 to £1.92 in c. 12 months. And you seriously believe I am going to wait for a final purchase to get it c. 30p lower vs. potential upside. I don't wait around supermarkets in the clearance aisle to get another few pennies off when I see what I want far lower than what I am willing to pay. Mind you we are just swamped with clearance lines of stocks that sooner or later come back in fashion. I'm a proud Irish and European citizen who grabs bargains with both hands. If you can help short it a bit more - and get the pricing gun out to clear it one last time, greatly appreciate that. If not, don't worry.

I don't agree. Tesco never had a net asset value near its share price
. Sainsbury net asset value is approaching £3
00. I am happy to pay £1.95 per share and that is exactly what I am going to do.

Falkland - yes, it might go to £1.75-£1.85 - it wasn't far off that! But you are not listening - to anyone - people clearly see these are far too low at £3.50 and are loading up.... those who can afford it. This isn't spread betting or margin trading, people are buying and holding.... I'm looking forward to adding more - whatever it goes down to or up to, no problem to me.... at 12% dividend this year, I'm happy! DYOR...

Also POD - your comments are really valued! You have a very clear view on things through all the ups and downs. I will be adding across a number of other companies too regardless of the crap around Brexit. FTSE 100 is not much above where it was in 1999!

I am applying limits to all my shares on Monday. Thanks for that really helpful advice. Agree - Medium to Long Term. I am fully ok with that.

Princeofdarkness - a limit order means shares cannot be lent? Is that right? If so, I will do the same! And then buy more. I've more than enough cash set aside for day to day expenses after my last investment.

Styd - your common sense is more important.... you don't need much English to know that the Share Price is undervalued. I really couldn't care less what price it goes to - for me, good value is anything up to £4 with the compelling strategy that has been put forward. In terms of Corbyn becoming Prime Minister of the UK / England - good luck - I think it would be hilarious that a country that is rampantly capitalist would pick a Communist - fact is up North Labour is losing its heartlands.... I'll campaign for him myself :-)). I hope the British don't want to be any more of a laughing stock globally than they already are - here in Ireland (near my home place in Dublin) people find it hard to understand how a once great power can't enact a decision made three years ago... Many many sensible people in the UK just won't vote for Corbyn.

Styd - how stupid of me!!!! I'm going to sell all my shares because it might go to 0p in the next six months. Of course, labour will come to power under Corbyn - his own party love him so much that half of them want to go one direction and half the other. I forgot only a few years ago he almost had as many resignations as TM - in fact I think he was backfilling quicker than fronf filling. And privitisation is already in progress (lol lol...). Let it go to £1.80, £1.70 :-) I'll only buy more. Long-term holders just do day trades lol:-). So lets celebrate the next leader of Palestine as leader - sure as hell mr. Essex man is not a Labour supporter and he certainly won't be voting Labour. I'm going to buy and hold at whatever price the market dictates. Change is a coming.

Well when parcels are 70% of revenues - the letters decline will be largely irrelevant - 5% increase in 70% of revenues and 6% decrease in 30% of revenues.... dyor. Last week was a firesale of british stocks across the board. Hard Brexit or not, these are now significantly undervalued.

The market was hammered last week - almost all shares undervalued across the market. Aviva a solid and stable company - gladly I will buy more shares in it.

I sat and read everyone word of the Annual Report again. I have to say as someone who had little faith in Rico, which was borne out of the lack of detail in previous RNSs, I am fully convinced he is the person to lead and deliver the five year strategy. The strategy is clear, comprehensive and achieveable and the focus is the right one. On that basis my final investment (on top of the £100k) will be next week.

Market capitalisation is now almost below their pre-tax profit - this is ridiculously cheap! They could buy themselves out with the profit they are making. Can anyone tell me how any of this stock market makes any sense. Stocks are the cheapest and best value I have seen for a long long time. AA - yes it has debts - but no more than RAC. It's paying them down rightly. I am going to continue investing in this company.

Libernum are not a broker I have ever respected - loads of examples of cases in point where they set sky high valuations on companies that have gone the other way.

Charlie - its the law of diminishing declines - sooner or later the letters decline will stabilise and we will always have letters in our economy. Business mail will increase over time as its the most effective way of communicating. Don't know how many I have received this year so far, but a lot more than last year. GDPR is bedding down and companies are good at getting permissions built into their systems. Wait and see - I remain very optimistic as lots of unexpected things could boost earnings - property deals, 5% increase in postage stamps, election campaigns... the list is endless - not to mention the significant ramping up of productivity gains in the last half year.

You'll regret it as £2.15 is severely undervaluing what you own. But good ahead and sell. I have sold any of my shareholding and don't intend to - £7 dividend this year and the same next year. Great!

From 'Neutral' to 'Buy' and a thumping good target on it too. Issued two hours ago. That's good enough for me that all of these brokers are bailing in to put new price targets on RMG.

£2.15 wouldn't even make up a fraction of the fall, so its a very low target - very low indeed.

I think I'll buy more - really - Labour in power? Yes - they would have to buy back shares - they cannot steal them, anymore than the Government can just hand over assets to the private sector for free. We have laws - very strict ones.