Member Info for nuri123a

£600 million of debt paid off since floatation - c. 20%. Easily another £600 million could be paid off in another 4 years.... take out the reduction of interest and its easily sustainable....

CFO leaves yesterday and that explains the 30% drop since results issued that came in bang on target.... results achieved - 30% drop - God help us if they werent met.... seems to be no fairness in the market.... ruled by algorithms....

Optimism Redceo needs to be based on facts and figures and reality - not speculation, extrapolation and reading into the future what happened in the past. I'm still invested here heavily - on the plus side for RMG is the low level of debt (despite what some idiot on the Motley Fool wrote a few weeks ago - non-sense IMO), the fact that it is still profitable (despite the 8% fall in letters); the higher price of postage stamps (well in excess of inflation), the growing parcels market and the focus on areas of growth. The fact the company can still afford a progressive dividend is also a positive. On the negative side is the decline of the letters market; the interference of trade unions; and erosion of margins and generally poorer service than other parcel organisations... its 60/40 whether we will get to £4.00... Falklandinvestor calling this at £2 though is brave - very brave - moreso if he is shorting to this level.... With a NAV of £4.40 per share, I cannot see it happening.

Redceo - if I am more optimistic - it will go up... great.... I'll do that...

In reality, three sets of elections this year look likely - one confirmed and happening next week; another on 23rd May looking increasingly likely and possibly a general election.... must be worth £150 million to the bottom line with all the literature etc.... bound to be worth £1.00 to the share price.

The yo-yo but mainly down share.... today and for the last 6 months.... God knows what will shift this upwards....

Anything below a £1 is a fantastic price - I now have £35k in my portfolio... Not put off by the debt as long as they can service it, and that they have done. They are investing heavily, winning contracts, paying a dividend, delivering excellent service and could be the subject of a buy-out at a heavy premium price....

Absolutely manipulation - a 5% drop with just over £100k in trades - I don't think it will drop below 70 pence and if I get an opportunity to get in at that point, £50k should do it... bargain of the century... even with their debt. AA is an iconic brand with great growth prospects, investing heavily in their business and winning loads of contracts.... I will just keep adding and adding as my dividends get paid from my £250k investments...

I continue to buy on the falls - two batches yesterday and another £50k set aside for this.

Doubt it. If they were going to do a rights issue - they would have done one last week, last month, 6 months ago, a year ago, two years ago.... The drop of 5% is based on little over £100k of shares traded - just happens to be more sells than buys. AA is my most bullish stock - its just in a down turn over the last few weeks - will return to a rise shortly.

I've been inundated with mail for local and european elections and lots of junk mail.... RMG must be doing well in fairness....

There we go - traded positively 95% of the day and closes down.... what a crap share!!!!

Arsenal - there's two group of non-investors that I don't get involved with - shorters (societies value subtractors / scammers / legalised thieves) and day traders (opportunists). You keep trading every day - no interest to me. Besides I don't have time to buy and sell every day and like to invest in companies.

Will it even close in the black. Doubt it at this level... pumped rightly and then dumped... traders making a fortune.

And what would you know.... I think RMG has performed worse than most AIM companies this year - down nearly 70%.... yes, a 2% swing is nothing when that's the record behind it. I must actually take a look at AIM to see how many are down 70%... as this has certainly performed as a more riskier investment than many of them.

Falkland - do your own research. I will never sell below £3.50 - ever. I intend keeping my entire holding of £80k till that is met. And I certainly won't be selling if it ever reaches £2 or below - I will hold on as long as it takes.

PUMP and DUMP brigade in this morning.... rises almost 3% and falls back to almost where it started.... RUBBISH!

Every year is different - yes averages show on average some years and time periods better than others. Vodafone is a mammoth operation - the share price is definitely undervalued and should be nearer £3. I am waiting on dividends to buy this one. £1.39 is an absolute steel! Longterm I see this going to £3.00. Good luck longterm holders.

I'm calling the close at £250.50. I'll be shocked if it closes up from 4.29pm prices.

Dropped 5 times as much as the FTSE 100 today and still not finished dropping. Meanwhile, its US peers (which some on here tend to turn to when they drop in price) posted positive gains. The down trend continues and we're just about 20p below all time low (a drop of 370 pence since May). Wait for the shorters to have a field day once results come out - its dropped consistently every time Royal Mail issues an RNS with results. As for the strategy day - really what can we expect from that. Depressing - all the more as FTSE hovers at 7500 and as the stock market starts losing momentum.

Good price - it only briefly went to that.