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Poundf doesn’t disclose the algorithm they use.

Also, it’s impossible for any share price prediction model to fully account for unforeseen events that can affect the future share price.

As long as the price continues to rise with a few minor dips along the way, I’m content.

Keeping that in mind, I think their estimates are more likely to be accurate than those of the average analyst or expert.

RR Half Year Results on Thursday, 30 July 2026.

Poundf says expect SP to be around £18, give or take a few pence.

From next Monday through to the end of the month, watch out for a buying frenzy.

Sparky,

I agree, totally.

Sparky,

Over the years, my Premium Bond winnings have given me a far better return than a building society savings account.

Now I'm just hoping for the £1 million prize.

If it happens, it'll all be going into RR!

A 12 million buy— That's a real vote of confidence.

I’ve just had an email from ERNIE telling me I’ve won £5,000.

Next week, it’s all going into RR to add a little more to my holdings.

Looks like it's making another attempt to break through £15, but gets pulled down.

Seems some profit-taking could delay that until next week.

Sparky,

RR engines are absolutely fine in cooler climates.

The real issue is the sandstorms in the Arabian deserts and elsewhere.

That's why Emirates went with the GE9X-powered 777X.

The engine was probably designed before Tufan Erginbilgic took over.

… So says Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline.

He chose not to order the Airbus A350-1000 over concerns about Rolls-Royce's engines.

Apparently, Rolls-Royce's Trent XWB-97 engine isn't coping as well as expected with sand and dust in certain operating conditions.

What a let down, seems an unusual lapse in research and Engineering!

“Yanks” - Looking down on people across the pond as wild, uncivilised, or perpetually eager for violence and war doesn’t help RR.

Showing a little more respect and understanding wouldn't go amiss.

Like it or not, they are the world's largest economy and wield enormous influence over global finance.

( It's a bit like the way some people in the South of England view those living "up North" as backward and uncivilised, unable to understand when they speak English with those funny accents —a broad and inaccurate generalisation.)

Wonder how many former deserters are now rushing to get on board.

Investor fear of missing out (FOMO) is one hell of an incentive.

RR.

GBX 1,496.80, up 2.45% (+35.80), google.

It looks like it's in the mood to break through the £15 mark sooner than I expected.

“Elon Musk actually told Joe Rogan that the SpaceX Starship is traveling at about 17,000 mph, which is roughly 12 times faster than an assault rifle bullet and about 30 times faster than a handgun bullet.“

Is he serious or been smoking something ?

I often wonder what drives U.S. investor thinking when it comes to London-listed companies.

They seem to prefer investing in U.S.-listed companies, regardless of what the experts say about Rycey.

Perhaps it's simply sentiment—or home bias.

Once it reaches £15, the path looks clear for further gains.

Assuming, of course, that the big players don't rock the boat and Iran tensions don't get in the way.

DYOR.

Think before you post.

Sparky,

Cheap, abundant energy was Nikola Tesla's dream.

But when financier J.P. Morgan reportedly realised there was little profit in freely available electricity, he withdrew his support. It helps explain why, today, we're still facing energy shortages, rising costs, and ever-increasing energy bills.

Rolls-Royce is due to report its half-year results later this month.

The market is expecting continuing solid performance.

SP could go well above £15 if the expectations are met.

£15 by mid-July is my guess, "Poundf" is predicting the same target.

My only Fear is someone upsetting the big man across the pond.

RR - GBX1,469.29, +1.71%, (+24.69) Google.

£15 soon - BIG man says “yes” !

“GBX1,447.40 +2.28% (+32.20) Today”, Google.

Looks like RR is overcoming Iranian choppy waters.

Wanna see £15 soon.