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Glad you did bail out as I am going to buy them from you.

Mrd - sooner or later this will ne £3-4 range. I kept buying and will continue buying £2.13 is paltry. Stuck with my convictions.

Can only go so far down. We've witnessed that with vodafone, BT, Centrica, Easyjet, Lloyds and many many others. The dividend has been rebased for many and are called rebased progressive dividends. I'm sticking 100% with RMG. The nationalisation thesis is just about the funniest excuse I have heard about the reason behind SP fall. Watch many of those and other shares starting to rise over the medium to long term. Legal and General is on my list of don't touch - a darling buy in the city at the moment but Aviva has far better potential.

RMG isn't a Turkish company operating in Turkey. Happily will hoover up shares sub £2.00.

Based on that article around fears of nationalisation, I am wetting the last of my powder. Probability is close to 2%. It's rubbish - Jeremy Corbyn couldn't run a tin can never mind a country. Whilst conservatives always expected to do badly in EU elections, Labour will be trounced.

Good luck Angleterre!

MMS only operate on supply and demand. It was extremely difficult to purchase any amount today - lot of failed transactions! Why would MMs buy more than sell more...?

Anglaterre. Would take a lot before I sell here - would have to go to 50p or below. I am happy to hold and add.

Drivel on this board too I see!!! puck!!!

Agree Pokerchips!

Debs. Sorry. None whatsoever. They are expanding in an expanding market and keeping the letters business going. Pokerchips quotes the drop in profit - picks a high year due to election mailings.... This year, we've had two elections and possibly another coming. Royal Mail has a monopoly on letters and they are going up 5% in price
.. People are very selective in their comparisons but making 0.5 billion profit is not a business in distress.

Garydav2 - best of luck to you!!!

Not chasing the dividend - irrelevant - chasing the growth potential after transformation kicks in.... and buying in on the falls. I am down across the board, that's the nature of this. And I will continue to buy in both directions. Fair value is £3.50... No point in me investing at £6.31.... buy on the falls and hold. I only feel the pain when I can't afford to keep my lifestyle ticking over - and that's not an issue.

across the Board. They are so cheap, I really can't pick between all of them. Bank of Ireland is an absolute steel IMO - should be €8 or more.... surprised it has revisited sub 5 euro.... very surprised!!!

Net Assets - 2010 = -£7 billion
Net Assets - 2019 = +£4.5 billion
Difference = + £11.5 billion

Its a calculated risk and I am happy with this as an investment - certainly at this price. Nico all over this like a rash and good to see 1.8% productivity improvement in last 6 months.

Operating profit before transformation costs was £18 million in 2011 - and then it floated a few years later and the share price went to £5 (or thereabouts)....

Pokerchips - I have read all that - I have read all of their reports, RNSs and articles. Transformation costs are high because growth and flexing muscle isn't cheap. But they are doing the right things. I invest based on NAV, P/E and strategic plans. If people don't think this is undervalued by a mile, well flip me!

Dalesflyer - never seen you on here. So, whats going on? Have you read their full year report cover to cover like I have? Whats going on? Do enlighten me?

The share price in no way reflects how positive I am about the company's prospects. Anything around £4 is a gift.... everything is so cheap across the FTSE... everything.... however have put another £20k into RMG as it is 70% down in a year - cheap beyond belief... with an excellent strategy in place and the CEO buying 600k, I am happy to but below £2 and hold for as long as needed.