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Where did that share price come from?

Falkland - you've lowered your target from £2.50 to £2.00 to £1.50 - to little over 2 x earnings. You tell everyone to do their research and yet yours is based on hot air. Libernum as a ratings agency is absolutely the most mischievious organsation and I wouldn't based a single investment decision of mine of what they say.

Its going to hit £1.50 this year - I am going to hold you to that. That would give a yield of 15%. Very interesting - Royal mail would be valued at £1.5 billion on a profit of up to £530,000,000. So about 2.7 times earnings compared to ftse average of 16. Remember £100 million is coming in 2019 for the sale of a few plots. On the other hand, I think you have 'lost the plot'. I shall keep a close eye on your postings for 31 December 2019. Whilst one must never entirely discount the possibility of this going to 0p in the rare event the US and Russia annihilate each other and our country, if it goes anywhere near £1.50 with a profit forecast of anywhere near £500,000,000, I shall gladly sell my other £200k shares and put the lot in here. Falkland - going to hold you to account. Just when will it go to £2.00 - have you got a specific timetable and how are you planning to coordinate your centralist policy to get there?

I bought back into Vodafone using my dividend. It is one of the strongest and most well run telco companies. I believe the current share price is not sustainable and the only way is up. For those feeling a little annoyed about the last few days, this is a SOLID company and the share price WILL in my opinion recover!

interesting that the dividend was paid and the share price goes down. I sold at £1.63 - and bought RMG. Not much difference in trend in either. Good luck to all shareholders - vodafone is a good / solid company.

Thanks thedetector. People have got to read accounts from years ago. in 2012 letter volume decreased 8% in line with their expectations - profit was dismal - sales less than now and parcel revenue less than impressive. They had all the same challenges then and yet the share price went from £3.30 to £6.21. Now we have £500 million profits, letter declines in the same range, fantastic parcel growth and the share price has fallen to a dismal £2.69. Happy to keep adding beyond my current holding. The market has been too negative.

Thanks thedetector. People have got to read accounts from years ago. in 2012 letter volume decreased 8% in line with their expectations - profit was dismal - sales less than now and parcel revenue less than impressive. They had all the same challenges then and yet the share price went from £3.30 to £6.21. Now we have £500 million profits, letter declines in the same range, fantastic parcel growth and the share price has fallen to a dismal £2.69. Happy to keep adding beyond my current holding. The market has been too negative.

For those of you interested - take a look at RMGs annual accounts in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. Operating profits were in some years in the region of £10 million and debt was at one stage over a billion. In 2013 some of these so called ratings agencies were putting stock values in the region of £7-8 per share when RMG was in a poorer state than today.

Barclays have a price target in excess of £4.00 on RMG and UBS has a price target well in excess of £3.00.

I feel your pain newpostie1980. Unfortunately, people don't like unionised organisations like Royal Mail because usually it means more cost and less profit. Fortunately, Rico seems to be handling things well but unfortunately cost savings are coming dripping slow. Long-term this is well worth £4.00 and north of it. We just have to bear with the market. Today was a good day. Hopefully many more - but who knows. Rico has put a lot of his own money into this, but as a % of his salary, his purchases are relatively low.

Thedetector - I suggested that weeks ago. It's a good idea as they have the national bandwidth! Good thinking

Disappointing thus far.

Shauny - its people buying up these shares in their droves now - now that they realise that the fall was not justified in the least. I expected the share price to rise well above £3.00 based on the update. But it seems like large corporations have borrowed millions of shares to drive this share price down. Shorters will lose a lot on this as sensible investors buy up whatever shares they can get their hands on.

Delusional... however, those who think yesterday's share price fall was merited are really delusional.

At these prices I was very happy to do so. The buy from Rico was a bonus.

JB Thistle - I am negative at those shorting this company - who pick their time to pounce and hit lots of people's stop losses all the way down. The RNS was better than expected - parcel revenue growth offsetting letter revenue decline. Revenue up. Putting this share in the same league of Norwegian airlines - which is almost bust - is just unbleieveable.

YU group's share price has doubled this morning and it reports a loss, accounting irregularities and all sorts of creepy crawlies. There is no sense to the market. Meanwhile, RMG announces £500,000,000 profit (minimum), 10% parcel growth at Christmas, 2% sales rise, and going on 10% dividend, and its share price goes down 15% in less than 2 days. For me this is a firm hold. The market is irrational and stupid!

I could have written yesterdays RNS as could many on here. Yet we held our shares because we know its worth a hell of a lot more.

P/E ratio is half the stock market average. undervalued by the extreme

It shorting activity - based on nothing else! There is a fundamental gap between reality and the current situation.