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The market will react with a official RNS tomorrow morning at 7am
PI's who get in now have an advantage
Hardly any institution or PI's read or contribute to this discussion board, their loss, the SP is already on a uptrend and once tomorrow we break the 312 price, we will only go up

The main issue is that they beat Amazon to win the contract
This contract will naturally bring in more revenue and secure peoples jobs, providing a better service
The total amount they will receive will increase, as the number of people who needs to be tested will increase everyday

Market still sleeping
Once RNS comes out they will react

Looks like i spoke too soon, feel sorry for all the PI's that sold this morning minus 10%
Great tree shake by the MM to get share for cheap
Probably close in the + SP today

Well over sold and will be back up tomorrow, once news sinks in.
Today PI's just profit taking, this will be back over 450p in a week or so

Excellent RNS and excellent results

More like 500p tomorrow

PETS interim results are tomorrow by the looks of their share price which is just going up, up, up and up
I can guarantee the results will be amazing, they have been open throughout the pandemic, due to them being essential business and them having vets instore will increase their profits multiple times.

Looking forward to tomorrow

Yes CWR is one of them, the other 2 are USA stocks Electric art and Intuit

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/three-stocks-every-18-year-old-should-buy/

50k share buy Nice

SP looking good, chart is showing uptrend all the way
Next week could easily break 900+

Big tree shake this morning ???? to get PI's to sell cheap
Now SP is up .....
Something has definitely leaked...

Hmmmm. let me think, ahhh i know what the " Government Contract "..!!!!!!!!!!!!!

New advert on TV today

https://twitter.com/RoyalMail/status/1329707560920866816?s=08

Government contract news could arrive on Monday morning, so this is one weekend I definitely wouldn't want to be out
Everything points in the right direction that RMG will get it, especially the government website praising RMG for there service, the new RMG app for collection and delivery from your home door step.

Bring on Monday !!!!!!!!!!!

The results are very impressive and a good look into the future financially. We should easily break 300+ today.
Tomorrow or Monday would now be an excellent time to get the government contract then to 350 to 400

Happy days

Well this says it all and is very positive news, directly from Government Website

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/royal-mail-to-collect-covid-19-test-kits-7-days-a-week

A new 1 year high SP
Looking vey good now

RMG looks good for them to get thw contract, this is going to fly soon

https://twitter.com/RoyalMail/status/1328673251795619842?s=08

I think it will be really good and I think they will get the government £500 million to £1 billion contract, due to all the changes they have implemented. Also as mentioned on this chat board, Matt Han**** thanked RMG for all their hard work, which now needs to be rewarded.

Well referring to their last RNS, they have done a lot of cost saving and financial restructuring and have started the new picking up the parcel from your door step. I think all this positive steps puts RMG back on top of the game.

Trading update covering the five months ended 30 August 2020

Royal Mail

-- Parcel volumes up 34% (177 million more parcels) and revenue up 33.1% year on year.
-- Addressed letter volumes (ex. elections) down 28% (1.1 billion fewer letters)
-- Letter revenue down 21.5%
-- Total revenue up GBP139 million
In the first five months of the year, we have seen a substantial shift in our business from letters to parcels. The strong growth in parcel volumes is being driven by B2C and e-commerce. Whilst this has driven better than expected revenues, as discussed previously, our legacy in letters has held back operational changes needed to adapt our business to a market that has fewer letters and more parcels. As a result, the mix shift from handling more parcels and fewer letters increased costs in the period by GBP85 million.