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Baronbog
He didn’t need to do it in public to the workforce and thus the media to make his point. There are much “easier ways” to put that message out without leaking it through his workforce. Why would he use his workforce to leak out that message was there a more appropriate way?

Metom
CEO shouldn’t have said the things he said. He was naive to think those comments would be kept in house or be seized upon by the media. His comments have at least doubled the falls they would have got from Friday and today so those comments have cost investors money and sentiment in the stock. There’s a time and place to make those kind of comments, he chose the wrong place and his timing wasn’t great either going into an important week.

Sophie
It’s done so he’s better off staying quiet and not fuelling the media further. Markets are nervous until central banks complete their next round of interest rate rises. As long as they stay within expectations then markets will continue their uptrend. Expected rises in defence spending across Europe are good for companies in that sector so not all bad news.

CEO comments have certainly weighed on share price will need some big news to snap it out of this, Indian purchase might help a bit. Personally people panic selling on a down day makes no sense unless you’re expecting a big fall. You’d sell on an up day if you had concerns in your position. Defence spend is in focus across Europe again today so it’s not all bad for Rolls Royce. Central bank interest rises are priced in UK 0.5%, ECB 0.5% so unless the US go bigger than 0.25% markets will continue their uptrend. If the UK or the ECB go lower than 0.5% that helps too. CEO is better off staying quiet and not fuelling the storey over last few days, let it die down under its own steam and not give the media opportunity to drag it out.

Strike
Your right BUT any company with the name British in it (British Steel, British Gas) or well known brand like Rolls Royce, Shell or BP etc is a good storey with a headline so will sell the space it’s put in. FT will tweak it to their own ends like the British media tend to do unfortunately. Will be forgotten in a few days as overall market trend remains up.

Agazzis
It was in their interest to tell anyone. Knowledge is power and it was in a workforce meeting that wasn’t going to be kept quiet as they’re not the CIA. You’d offload some shares and wait for the news to hit then buy back cheaper saying nothing. Red inky from memory did say one thing, “has the news leaked” or words to that affect. Wouldn’t swear to that without checking his posts. He may also have been commenting on some other news. You’d have to ask him.

We all know what was said now as it’s out in the FT article. Red never said anything what was said here or any of the RR guys that attended. Scratchy tried him and got nowhere. I doubt any of them would come on a public forum and post up what was said here. It became common knowledge here once the FT article was seen last night. Red to this point still has mentioned what went on at the meet. You’re a liar!

MEDI
That would be fine but I’m not this CW person.

I just don’t like being put down by a know it all cat. Particularly when they tell lies.

If red had let slip what happen at that meeting some people might have cashed out some of their position yesterday. Knowledge is power, but he kept his mouth firmly shut. He only gave opinions of what he thought of the CEO having spoke to him personally. Nothing else.

Red inky may well have been there but he’s mentioned nothing that was said so I end it there not any other RR guy here before the FT article. Your a liar

I don’t copy an paste anything here as it’s lazy. I also don’t copy and paste other posters posts being critique of their opinions as I’m not up myself thinking I’m any better than anyone else here.

Red didn’t tell anyone here what he said nor to my knowledge did any RR guy that was there either. FT article that people posted last night was first mention I saw. But I already new what was said

Red inky said nothing of what was actually said until members saw the FT article late last night in newspapers. I new yesterday like a few others but even the RR guys said nothing here.

Get nettles to post a thread asking people
1.share price 2024 1st jan
2.share price 2025 1st jan
We already know you an minvest quoting same figures. Interesting to see average valuations expected on those dates here.

Red inky didn’t say anything what he actually said verbatim at the meeting before today here until the FT released their article. Please don’t make things up. Stop copying and paste jobs critiquing people here as it’s not right to pick people opinions apart, not courteous! Your a very obnoxious cat

Strange that’s as there have been countless posts here quoting the FT and the news today but you’ve chosen not to copy and paste their post and pour scorn on them? If already read their posts and come to my own opinions so don’t need you to rehash them and hear your own opinions. Sadly it’s boring

Cats don’t read, our cat licks his paws and his own dodahs occasionally. He’s a very clean cat. Will chase a ball around the room is kids want to play too

I don’t take investment advice from cats that post the same advice other people have posted here today and rehash it. Sadly keep up with the programme. Meooow

I think he’s setting up the workforce for further cuts and efficiency savings in current environment much like you’ve seen from companies that have recently posted poor results. He’ll make them profitable that’s for sure, all in his CV and reason he’s been brought in. Much needed if what he said is true, still too much fat and dead wood within that company.

I think his choice of words and quotes was question today not his commitment. If he’d better used more appropriate wording and quotes you’d not have seen todays pullback. Remember well known company brands fill financial paper headlines for good and bad reason as it sells the space where it’s placed. Everything he says is scrutinised more being the CEO so I put back in around 109p as I think the market will like his plans for profitability and cutting costs in the longer term.