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Best thing to do really. Bring your average price down, if you have some cash to spare.

It feels like we're heading below £1.00, but I do hope it finds some support real soon.

nuri123a - the point was that not everybody "carping on here" were hoping to make a "quick buck". There are plenty of mid and lth who may be questioning whether they picked the right entry point.

Buying in at £1.25 - £1.30 on the back of vaccine news was an understandable decision and I can appreciate why they may seem a little frustrated at the prospect of being 15% down right now.

nuri123a - that's not entirely fair. Some people bought in at £1.25 - £1.30 and are nursing a significant short-term loss. It may take months, or even a year or so, for them to just break even.

Hoping to break even with a mid to long term holding is not where you want to be.

If we had a pound for every time ARSENAL17 wrote "mate" or "trolls" in a post we would be able to retire today :)

Of course, yes!

You'll need to pay my retainer first then I can let you know.

harvey12 - I hate to say I told you so but...

The SP would benefit from some positive news from the company itself. News of commercial deals, senior appointments etc.

There seems to be a lot of expectation based on news of vaccines, Brexit deals and other external factors. These haven't improved on the SP.

Come on RR, give us something to get excited about...!

Yes, it could also end the day at £1.12.

I guess most airlines aren't searching for a new chairman. Trouble at the top perhaps :(

ricky290 - hey, we're starting our party tonight. Union Jack in one hand and the EU flag in the other. Wooohooo! I'd invite you over but I know how much you wanted a no deal. Never mind.

The FTSE should get a much needed shot in the arm next week, pending any awful news over the holidays. RR should be back in the mid to high £1.20's at the very least.

GLA and Merry Christmas (even you Ricky. Rickkkkkeeee!) :)

News will probably come today. However it makes sense for them to wait until after the European exchanges have closed for the holiday period.

Hard-line no deal brexiteers - tissues at the ready.

Typical Daily Mail EU bashing. Still, their readers love it so why would they stop. The French have every right to protect their citizens and to control their borders, in the same way that the UK does. Of course, Daily Mail readers don't want to hear that.

Still, at least the French haven't threatened to send four gunboats into the channel to ensure that there are no UK lorry drivers trying to sneak over on the ferry. I guess they have the higher moral ground in that respect.

I see you already have a copy. Enjoy ;)

adbon71 - it's 48 hours so that they have time to establish protocols for arrivals from the UK. Perfectly reasonable, I would have thought.

You're just trying to make out that this is unfair, which it isn't. A typical Leave voter mentality. Can I interest you in the Daily Mail, Sir...?

adbon71 - if you're not going to answer my question, I'll leave you to it.

denby69 - the guy obviously has an empty social calendar.

adbon71 - for the same reason that Johnson was walking around hospital wards at the beginning shaking hands with patients saying that face masks are a personal choice. They didn't appreciate the impact (human and economical) at the time.

Anyway, stop avoiding the question. Would the UK government not be right in protecting its citizens?

adbon71 - are you saying that if the new, more infectious strain, was only in France that the UK wouldn't be right in closing the border in order to save the life of its citizens?

Nobody has to prove anything. He's stood by what he always said and was proven right.

That's enough for most people who thought he was just a complete nut job.