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Well - what do you think? Jeremy Corbyn built his leadership position on the backs of young people and how are they going to vote now. They'll quickly realise this guy isn't prime minister material. Lets see.

Watch the opinion polls swing to conservatives

Jeremy Corbyn is finished - he shot himself in the foot. He's alienated his biggest voting group - young people. This can only be fully positive for RMG.

Based on Jeremy's interview this weekend and his pro-Brexit stance, its almost certain he will never be PM - thank God!

Short positions in RMG down today.

I just bought a small amount more shares - couldn't help it - Christmas is coming and the bargains are everywhere from the high street to trading floor.

In a falling market - this has now held up at £2.80. Was very pleased to see retail sales figures rose much more than expected in November considering the negative noises from the high street. And, for the first, statistics showed that online now accounts for over 20% - still growing and at a record high - again despite the negative noises. With Rico investing heavily in shares (over £1 million), I honestly believe we are at a turning point.

Severely undervalued now. Don't hold a position but following. Shorters are really brave. £40 these are worth each. Soon as I get my next wad of cash through these will be my first pick.

I kerp adding every week. Cheaper and cheaper... so many bargains. The reason the last set of results looked so bad was because of the weather. So far this winter - its been really mild. The shorters should be getting very scared - value investors moving in.

Labour were a disaster. Remember all of the quangos they set up that added no value to anyone in society and the first sensible thing the Conservatives did was to get rid of most of them - I worked on useless and valueless projects for some of these when I worked in the private sector. Thank God they are gone! Remember the £46 billion they wasted on new school buildings. Remember the note they left in the Treasury saying there was no money left. And they just poured money into welfare and encouraged people to not bother looking for work. This was under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Imagine what it would be like under Jeremy Corbyn???????? Nutters. And I'm not even a Conservative supporter - but the choice is a no brainer

Well - I'm using the last of my money to buy more - regardless of what happens, this is just the opportunity of a life time with dividend at 10%.

5 times earnings. All future news for the next three months are built in IMO.

would sell now. I'm holding every one of my shares.

Well. I'm holding - no point in anyone selling at these ridiculous prices. Far far far below value.

Government has sent out 140k letters to business. That will be a bit of a boost for RMG.

I had £286.10 in my jotter book. Seems I was a little too pessimistic.

Yes - this is certainly manipulated. I had a figure written in my copy book as to what this will close at and I will almost certainly be right. I wrote this figure down when it was trading at £2.96. Just as well I am here for the long-term as in the long-term we are all dead - wasn't that a famous Keynesian saying.

I've never shorted a company in my life. I believe investing is about buying shares - if you don't like a company, don't buy their shares. Shorting doesn't add value to anything.

I keep an eye on all my investments - when you have invested £255k in shares - I think its important to understand where things are at. RMG is my biggest holding.

look for the clues - its obvious.