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14% in just over a year.
Blue Will Do
In a year Last 2 days .
375p in 2019
Oh and we may have a large buyer in the background.
MMs getting short of stock. Employee share scheme is soaking it up and now they have to find all those divi reinvestment shares. Only way is to keep raising the price.
Lol!
*is
They never fail to mention them. Maybe another deal I close also.
Tree shake early doors. Possibly a large order getting filled.
*capex
" i would not necessarily greatly disagree in the main -- although I would argue that you still have to offset a lot of that against the cost of reorganization; and it is till unclear, and still not yet resolved (due to the relevant laws not yet in place) just how it is all going to pan out with the pension."
Incremental caped is £400-£500m which is covered by the divi cut. The DB pension is shut and can't be reopened.
No insider info scamp. Last half year they had £101m back pay to pay out, £213 cost for purchase of Dicom, £64m one off pension insurance and £68m impairment. Negative productivity which is now running between 2 and 3%. Issues in North America are being sorted. Profit margins in Europe have increased along with revenue. GSL revenue will eventually be greater than UK. A 9% access operators mail price increase and other prices increasing by between 3 and 5%. I have read that Moya capitulated because she was off and didn't care but she got an agreement on the pension which was a massive saving. If you compare pension costs now to 2017 with 2018 you will see.
The November figures will be much better than last year and sold as such, but I doubt all 3 new hubs will be in full swing this year. Steady rise from here imho.
"I think this could be a good opportunity for investors to load up with Royal Mail shares, and would rate the stock as a long-term buy."
There's nothing wrong with being enthusiastic about a stock you own and if that enthusiasm influences someone to buy that particular stock by so called ramping it doesn't lose them money. They only lose money if the price drops and then they are foolish enough to sell. However encouraging someone to sell a stock at a loss whilst shorting the stock and then de-ramping it is what loses people money. Or to discourage someone from buying a stock which then goes up is costing people money. It is making money from others misery. Such individuals have no morals and I only feel sorry for them as immorality will ultimately prove pernicious.
Too late
Hopefully.
Last chance. Big jump Monday