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What would this have been if there was no brexit or trade wars? Probably £2.73.

I'm actually much clearer that Royal Mail fortunes are not tied in the least to Brexit. The issues they face are all about growth and the lack of it and the juvenile nature of statements and RNS from RMG that give no clue about what the hell they are going to do.

No traction on this since May last year. Another month and I'm reviewing this - I have severe doubts about the longterm chances of recovery.

This is too cheap... buying in shortly. Its nothing like a Titanic situation.

It is entirely unethical. Bit like selling your neighbours car and buying it back. Illegal in my books and yet our judicial system sees no wrong in it.

Far too cheap - even with the debt they have. I'm going to invest in this - the time feels right. Great company - solid prospects!

Strongly believe this will trend downwards longterm. CFD trading is being promoted to people who havent got a clue of the full risks involved. Expect the EU to really clamp down. This is worth a few quid (£2) at most. I don't own or short this share - but once the volatility of Brexit is out of the way - I can see this going down.

Not sure about housebuilders - they are only making so much money because of Help to Buy. Personally, wouldn't touch them. Lloyds is by far the best bet out there by a mile. Solid dividend and floating in free cash. My number 1 buy along with Bank of Ireland and AIB.

Centamin and Vodafone are entirely incomparable. Centamin made a raft of payments to different Governments in Africa and that would be enough for me to sell my holding in that company. I am no longer a holder of Vodafone but will come back to buy more. It's a solid company and I would buy these shares with half the dividend payout.

buying into Bank of Ireland. I'm sure those who have an average above £6.00 will be very disappointed. However, this is shatteringly undervalued now - should be 8 to 10 euro a piece. I am going to add continuously up to 8 euro.

Ex dividend date 18th April - you need to have your shares a few days beforehand. Payment 23rd May. Good thing is the dividend is paid in one payment - 17 cents per share I believe.

Brugel - the dividend won't be paid for a few months. If you were entitled to one, your trading platform will pay it. You need to hold your shares until the ex-dividend date. Just do a key word search in google for bank of ireland ordinary shares ex dividend.

Shorts down - major building of stake and share price is terrible! figure that one out!

Its my no. one pick. Undervalued by a mile and a half!

Think your dividend is about €600 for that holding size.

movements.

Too cheap with too great a prospects to ignore!!!

For anyone perplexed by the drop - relax - this is under valued by miles. Eventually, the market will catch up!

this is a solid company. Every box (bar NIM) ticked... I really thought this would be €6.00 today! This is the bargain of a century....

Up last week; down today a lot! Not a share for the short term. Obvious shorters are moving in in droves. Couldnt be going down for other reasons.