Member Info for teslo

@ISPY

If anything, it's you who has somekind of sick fixation with me, both now and in the past, consistently you will take what you think are subtle shots at me, trying to bait me into this exact type of interaction with you.

Which is all so very similar to the typical narcissist troll who goes out of their way to hoover a past supply whom has intentionally gone no-contact with them due to their past actions and behaviour patterns.

As I have said to you and others on here that have attempted to troll me in the past, what is your end goal outside of wasting my time.

Seriously, pay me the going hourly rate for an experienced finance professional and I will gladly provide you full descriptive and diagrammatic answers to all your questions and any questions you can dream up in your free-time, either now or in the future.

Stop looking for a free lunch, DYOR and please just stop continuously projecting on a daily basis, maybe take some of your own advice in relation to your own recent purchases.

Lastly, anyone who recommends ISPY's posts directed at me, can you say who you are ?

Simply for when I re-engage the filter, so I can add you all to it.

GLA, and have a good weekend.

@ISPY.

This is Deja Vu, we had this same conversation in 2020, 2021 and yet here you are making the same conscious decision to yet again go around in ever increasing decreasing circles.

What difference does it make if I bought 1, 100, 1000, 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 or 50,000 shares today, what matters is that I called it correctly, and because of that I had the option available to either hold or sell all the way up to 1.97 today.

Had the RNS not been released today, I would have probably been out of this stock altogether simply due to where the price would have otherwise reached today.

For the record, I don't deliberately set out to research you or anyone who posts here, but as part of my DYOR I 100 % do due diligence on regular posters that use the various boards, looking for any red-flags more than anything else.

If you're happy and content losing 10's of thousands on various investments and are equally happy spending your whole working career as a postie, then all you have done is simply confirm what I had already concluded and told you back in 2020.

For the record, I took everyone off the filter when the RNS was issued this morning, simply so I could do some research prior to the market open. As I said above, prior to the RNS I would have actually been looking to exit completely today, due to the uncertainty surrounding both the company and market in general.

Plus, as @Anger has said many times previously when you're not logged into the site on all devices you will see all the posts.

Lastly, not once I have called myself an Investment guru, I have never said I am anything other than a novice, but a novice whom has compounded his investment values in recent years and put the time in to learn. I do though have a finance background and have experience and professional qualifications at the highest level in that field.

Seriously though does anyone think all this back and forth is actually amusing in anyway, because if this is what you define as BANTER, then it's no wonder the company has the internal problems it does.

I could make the excuse that it's down to employees being on edge and the same for the shareholders, but this board and other boards on this site are generally all the same and it's always been like it on here, especially on swing day's.

Therefore, it must actually be down to the person and the daily choices they choose to make and conversation's they find themselves partaking in.

I also tend to agree with @Peaky most people on the various boards on this site tend to be talking like champagne, but are actually tanked up on the homebrew, hoping to hit the jackpot on some AIM penny stock.

GLA.

GLA.

Lastly, he kept moving his buy order, and that is the reason it did not get filled @1.12.

I can play this troll game too, and at a level you probably cannot possibly comprehend.

I will add though that in 2020 @1spy came very close to predicting the bottom in 2020, months before the price hit 1.18

He even had a buy order @1.12 that only just missed out on being filled, and again I would be ****ed about missing that boat if were in that position.

As I have said previously lots of employees on here have some great knowledge and ideas about the company, but prefer to spend their time incessantly trolling or trying to troll people and / or post whilst obviously tanked up.

I see zero value in that and people with that type of mindset.

Enjoy.

@ISPY,

I replied simply because others have to read through the drivel you post, and some bite on your passive aggressive troll like patterns.

Also, please don't make me break down your trading history for the umteenth time, and seriously I also would be ****ed off about missing the boat Sareum Holdings. They blew up after you sold with yet another loss on your historical trading record, then you moved those funds into ACP @3.50 , got greedy @5. Now your in no-mans land once again. Which for you must seem a lot like deja vu considering the calamity you previously had with ValiRX.

If I was paid in a professional capacity to forensically examine financial data for many blue-chip companies and clients, then I would be more than quietly confident in my ability to do the same when doing my due diligence on someone like yourself.

I'm glad you won't be losing your job, it means I can laugh at you for longer, too bad your likeminded keyboard warrior colleague @madasaballoon is no longer around as I would be getting two for the price of one right now.

Just like the good old day's eh, when you and he used to troll me anytime I posted.

Enjoy your weekend.

The price dipped to 1.73 hit a high of 1.97 prior the Lizz Truss speaking and the Dow Openining.

The FTSE dropped 120 points from 2.40pm onwards and the price here dropped in line with that and the close reflects that.

I was expecting complete carnage today and possibly 1.60 today and was ready for that, the closing price was a fair market reaction, more so when you consider it was trading @1.77 a couple of weeks ago.

and @ISPY if you expect shareholders of a stock you're not invested in to be disappointed with the closing price, I can only imagine how you must feel about the stock that you are currently invested in and one which you probably have a significant proportion of what you have managed to save over your many years of stealing a living at RMG.

Hopefully the price does drop to the all-time low's, maybe then it will enable you to recoup some of historical losses you have been chasing for numerous years.

You add zero value to this board.

@ISPY

Maybe you should worry about ACP before you concern yourself with any of my actions.

My post history details how I both buy and sell, especially in recent weeks.

Have a nice weekend.

@Spaceman

Actually, I am not

The figures came from the actual annual reports and they're referring to the UK element of IDS otherwise known as Dad's Army.

GLS has been carrying it's geriatric counterpart that is Royal Mail along like a mobility scooter for the past few years and it does look like it will be doing so for the foreseeable future or at least until a billionaire steps up.

@T2K

The only place a geriatric union rep will comfortably walk into would be a care home.

Although I would actually give them Kudos if they actually bit the bullet and took up a similar type of employment elsewhere, delivering pizza's.

UK Royal Mail generated an adjusted profit of £344 for year ended 2021 and £117 in 2020.

In six months of this year it has generated a loss of £219, not discounting yesterdays and any future strikes.

CLUSTER****, of their own making.

I really hope the Union Reps are the first one's shown the door,

GLA and have a nice weekend.

They had to put that RNS out today, considering the Company and Union, had negotiation talks last week and this week and then the CWU decided to proceed with the full strike national strike yesterday.

All that was addressed in the RNS is pretty much what others and especially the non-employees have been saying on here for weeks and considering the price was 1.77 just a couple of weeks ago, it's not really impacted shareholders at all, except for those who were unfortunate enough to buy-in over the last couple of days.

At least now it's all out in the public domain, the CWU can harp on all they want about £758 million profit, but the fact remains if they continue to strike, the UK element of RMG is looking at losses of £400 million plus, which would negate anything paid out to shareholders over the previous 12 months.

Yet it's the CWU and it's members that are the people who are requesting not only a no strings attached inflation proofed pay rise, but also they want their current conditions to remain unchanged, simply so they can pull the same stunt every 18 months.

Do Dave Ward and the CWU really have the best interests of the company and it's members in play, or is he just on some kind of ego-trip, and more concerned about his own agenda and the union losing both influence and subscription fees.

Lastly, they really need to fire who run's their social media, the gimmicks and cheap manipulation methods might work on the militant union reps and the gullible lemmings, but it's wearing very thin now and even the public is starting to see through it.

They have actually resorted to buying twitter bots to spread the message today.

GLA

When will it kick-in at the CWU that the £758 Million profit from last year has been spent and that both striking and continuing to strike achieves nothing except to put at risk the very jobs of their members they're supposedly protecting.

If Dave Ward knew how to run a multi-national PLC he surely he would be doing it, and it's the same for his side-kicks, instead they're repeating the same nonsense day in day out simply to incite their members and garner public support, which is wearing a bit thin now.

The nonsense being posted on social media today by both parties, It's actually worse than some of the conversations that people on this board partake in, it's reaching those level's of pettiness.

The best option all around is surely for both the CWU and BOD to sit around the table admit their mistakes and reach a suitable compromise ASAP for the simple fact they still have the majority of the busy season remaining to pull this out of the fire.

The company have offered to compromise via ACAS, and Dave Ward has mentioned he has a plan that can make the USO workable and save the UK element of the company but so far I see very little action outside of talking.

As @Scamp said the best option is probably to take pecks at the price as and when it dips, because the company and union seem so far apart right now.

The people who should really be striking are the employees of GLS, because they're the glue that is holding the cluster**** that is UK RMG together.

@Scamp

His last buy was in July 2022 @ around 2.75

In @1.76

Rinse and repeat

Oli

The price was 1.77 a couple of week ago, that proved to be a good buying opportunity considering the price hit 213.6 before the flash crash yesterday.

You take your price and you take your chance.

Ironically, without that RNS the price would have opened around 2.15 today.

Let's see how low they take it today.

I think that RNS was most of us (non-employees) had been expecting.

The employees and especially the striking ones are completely delusional.

Another buying opportunity today as all the bad news is pretty much out there now.

If they continue to strike after that they deserve everything that is coming their way along with a P-45

If this is what a £750k donation gets you, the CWU should really ask for a refund.

That letter is a joke and upon Labour being voted in at the next election, they also will show everyone just what hypocrites they are. They really seem to think that they will re-nationalise all these striking companies and then issue new pay deals so middle-aged staff can stay in overpaid menial work until retirement.

They have zero chance of an Inflation proofed pay deal and whatever pay deal is eventually negotiated has already been lost and negated simply by striking. The CWU has everyone they represent out on strike, and the lemming membership seem like they're just continuing to follow the circus act that is Dave and CWU over the ledge.

I wonder why Grant Thomas didn't write to ACAS instead.