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Hope that is the case Manlse. As for Rachel from accounts ... hopefully she and her mates will be gone within 3 years. By which time RCH will have paid off the pension liabilities and we, the shareholders, will be trousering double digit dividends.

Because Red Ed has his ideological head up his a***e.

Tell me the sense of of restricting production of any product in your own back yard whilst continuing to buy it from other countries. Answer: there is no sense, and this government deserves to be booted out along with all Labour MPs who deserve to lose their cousy jobs in Westminster.

Begging bowl out, again.

EM appears to be the place to invest and Ashmore is benefiting.

Broken through 26, if it holds, then power onto 30.

What interests me arethe words of Paul Hill (great commentator by the way), that there are now only 2 suppliers in the market being SDY and Toolstation, which should be good the revenue uplift.

"The era of dilution is closing" ... if there was ever a message to show all not to base investiment decisions on message boards.

Creeping up. Good to a little more volume.

MMs dropped the price in the first few minutes to around 190 ... appears that was a bargain when many piled in. The market does throw up some good opportunities at times.

Look at this way, no doubt many of us have dividend paying shares. But say, one of those companies says "sorry, a bit of an issue this month, no dividend for the time being. But just in case here's the address of the local foodbank" I suspect many of us would be pretty upset and no doubt the share price would fall.

So, perhaps a bit of empathy to those pensioners who are experiencing this over many months would not go a miss.

So, how would you describe the pension situation, Trisor?

It is disgusting what is happening. A total mess and someone should be held accountable for the impact that this mess is having on individuals and families. People have worked for many years, saved and sacrificed income and then this fiasco.

How low can this go without hitting zero. I remember the heady days of, was it 50p a share. My last sell was around 28p.

Keyboard is correct in flagging this.

Market is not too keen though ... strange. Perhaps someone wants out and using this as an opportunity to exit.

Pleasant and reassuring reading.

Nice little move, future high divi is very tempting.

"I still believe in the companies future", I agree Rev that's why I have some shares. Not too many, but enough to enjoy a nice dividend, whilst it lasts.

Hi Rev, the reason for the 'low p/e' is the general view that with the decline of print their revenues will disappear. So, to use a phrase employed by a well known commentator, RCH could be viewed as a 'melting iceberg'. If this is correct, then the next question is 'how fast is it melting'. And that's the main point on which buyers and sellers disagree. With a high yield and the possibility of an even higher yield from the full payment of pension deficits that happens next year, then I am tentatively with the buyers.

Hope this makes sense.

True JG, but there remains value here. Given the pension deficit will be fully paid next year, all future profits can go to long term suffering shareholders ... Hopefully!

Good to read,

"Alongside strategic progress, the resilient performance of our print business and continued cost control means that we expect to deliver ahead of current market expectations for the full year."