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I don't see why this wouldn't go to £5 - easily... with all of these department stores going bust - it will be replaced by online and parcels.

I think people need to take another look. We're in thd midst of biggest pandemic and people are whinging at a 6.5% return. Sell up and move on if that good return isn't enough! I think its very good!

Sold at £13.35 a share a month ago. Made a good profit and invested in banks and oil.

I'm buy a few more. I do think there is a long way to go up to £5.00+. Remember, absent one-offs, this company generated £300 million + profit! Parcels are only going to be bigger part of the business. With union issues behind us and USO restricted, this is looking great. I think the dividend will be restored next year.

looks interesting results... lots of positives everywhere... they just need to conclude union talks

I know a company can be undervalued intrinsically, but this is the only stock I hold that has not, in any way much, responded to the Covid 19 vaccine positively in the way that others have. I hold £35k of shares, now valued at £6k and I am, quite frankly, on the verge of selling them. The market is not liking this company at all and sales have been falling for years. I think its another Marconi! A company that spent 6 billion dollars buying HPE and is not even worth a sixth of that should be an embarrassment to management - they have failed and I have failed in my investment decision. Despite paying £13.00 a share, I will take whatever I can get, any drop below £2 and I'm gone!

BT great company - bought £10k for long term.

Mike - worry not. It has doubled from lows a few months ago - so I take heart in that fact. I do think it will deliver in the long term.

Astonished that Aviva is trading at 4-5 times earnings... with over £14 billion spare capital. Always amazes me how endemic stupid people are. This is a very solid company well below NAV.

People are bonkers to be selling at these prices. The company is valued at less than the cash they have in the business. So many company's shares are being sold for a pittance!

I can't stop laughing at people selling shares that have a NAV of £4+ for £2.50+.... the spare capital of Aviva is far greater than the entire valuation of the company. How easily people forget the Asia sale that was on the best terms imaginable.... some holders of these shares are plain dumb! And if they read the last results they would understand that the reason why profits are down is because Aviva were not taking profit out of certain units...

Can't see Fresnillo share price moving beyond the highs it achieved earlier this year. Sold all mine and invested everything in HSBC - seeing as China is recovering rapidly form the pandemic.

Sold out Fres - will only buy in sub £6.00. Fres pays little to nothing in dividends!

Each to their own cheapshareboy - I understand the reluctance to invest, but I do not buy shares when a recovery looks most likely on the cards - I like to get in before the horse (and no that is not a Lloyd's analogy) has bolted.

Adding £1k each month of HSBC shares to my portfolio... on top of my £30k. Keep the faith!

'I cant bring myself to buy in at these levels.' I couldn't agree more - I actually thought £5.65 was too dear for Fresnillo and I still think that. Luckily someone bought my holdings for £13.35... far more than I ever expected or wanted...

I'll buy back in at £5.65. Might have to wait a little while. Too many other sig. undervalued shares out there... Fres is not one of them. Heavily overvalued for a company whose production of gold and silver continues to underwhelm. Also dividend is paltry.

frightening. Will IAG actually survive? Genuinely doubt it

Sold every share I had in Fresnillo. Other companies way undervalued... this one too high for the paltry dividend. Aviva my star buy...!

Toffappleton - its up to you to work the market. If you think the share price is too low - then buy... if they wont let you buy then you know its rigged... but they are there for you to purchase. So cheap - I keep loading up....