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Charlie - its just business.... at £2.20 I judge this to be the range of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity... It's never made a loss, and is 65% down... it share price is covered by assets x 2.... well set up for the future.

I am not falling in love with any share... just buying at a good price - £2.20 is cheaper than £4.00. Buy low - sell high... don't wait for £2.00 - it may never come - that would represent a 70% decline in one year from £6.21 - and the business is not 70% worse in one year... £500 million profit - growing parcels revenue, 5% increase in price of postage.... setting up nicely for growth in profits.

Grayling - in any event all speculation and media going out of their way to rubbish Royal Mail and only take the negatives. They never mention parcel growth - only the negative and that is why I will continue to invest in RMG - because £350 million or £500 million profit for a company with a market cap of £2.2 billion is bloody good!

Grayling - forgive me if I am wrong - a dreadful result is £500 profit before transformation costs.... a dreadful set of results would be £500 million loss... don't forget EasyJet announced £270 million loss recently.... obviously not comparative in terms of industry, but a profit is a profit... both newspapers quoting different figures - there are many different terms

Falkland - I won't be posting any of my trades in future for your benefit... honesty isn't prized and you're certainly not going to be shown my trades in future,. They are there to show others that I don't play games - I mean what I say and do what I say.

Grayling - can't see the full article - but it states that profits are due to come in at £500 million - a quarter down.... we all KNOW this - it may be less, it may be more - but we all have that knowledge... the share price is down 64% - not 25% or 28%... so even if it undershoots 500 million - the share price is far far too low...

Not concerned about waves - I was happy to pay £3.30 for these months back, so £2.21 - I am even happier. NAV per share is £4.50ish... it doesn't take a monkey to figure out this share price is undervaluing Royal Mail y a royal mile.

2.2177 was on my contract note at 11.45am

Mine was £2.217.. I think - will check my contract note... From here on in, I am buying all the way down... or up as the case may be.

Done... bargain!!!! Maybe not today - but in a few months time... Another £13k to add.

Shares added - 11.45am - just pressing the button

At this price point - I really am not at all afraid, its just beyond a bargain... so another £15k will bring me up to £100k. Good luck everyone - results day tomorrow....

Another mirage trade you might think again... These really are far far too cheap... Another £15k at the ready for the right time.

Falkland - just buying 452 shares. Time is 11.18.

All the talk of falling knives is just rubbish - These are trading at a 60% discount to NAV and people are selling still - I, for one, am holding and adding. Brexit at some stage will be sorted and I am not for one minute giving in to fear mongering. Tomorrow, lets see.

is definitely worth a punt. I am heavily invested elsewhere, but on balance I don't think Thomas Cook will go bust. Brexit has an awful lot got to do with their current predicament. Good chance this will go back up significantly.

All a positive tick for Sainsbury. I have put aside £50k for RMG shares but may but £15k Sainsbury shares as its just so difficult to choose between so many good value stocks across the market.... can't believe the number of under valued stocks....

Caddy - sorry, we are talking about two different things. The awful share price vs. the very good underlying performance of Aviva that continues to deliver 7% dividend growth and rising profit.... I actually think this is still a bargain.... I am happy to add more when the dividend is paid....

The thing that is most strangest about current movements is the drop into final year results - we've not had that for the previous three quarters... shorters must be getting desperate to drive this lower because Rico is much more likely than not going to maintain the dividend.

Falkland - yes, its heading down fast - it was £2.34 in March and its £2.31 just now... that's a drop of 1.2% in two months or 0.6% per month... definitions must be different.