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Investor2210 your seem to disappear for months, then spend a few whole days on these forums, and then you're gone again. You are either way too busy chucking £20k's into shares, or we've met before as you have more than one profile.
LunaNera is a con. Read her post posts, not interacting, just posting well timed, fake ramps. I'm sure there are more like her here. MuddyWatersResearch is a LOT more honest than LunaNera!!!
Told by postie at delivery office that there is a shortage of staff to collect from PO's as they don't want to go in. He himself doesn't know if Royal Mail will be stopping regular parcels, but manager says they will be overloaded either way. Lots of complaints about being kept in the dark. Taking each day as it comes.
Local manager says restricted service for all Royal Mail packages starting tomorrow. Medical and food only. Large letters and letters not affected. Unable to verify. Any info welcome.
Royal Mail spent around £150m in fuel last year. Will a fuel price drop, assuming it lasts, significantly affect the overall profits?
Topped up just under £1k earlier today. That's very positive for me.
Thanks for all the support fellows. You've been kind to me today!
Falkland:
With all due respect to you, there are far too many factors to take into account, making it IMPOSSIBLE to predict. RMG is too big to keep secrets on profits, but it is still unpredictable by nature, and currently the markets are leaning downwards, but are still likely to bounce back high.
Just some of the possibilities. Small chance for each, but they add up to a very unpredictable share price:
1) Possible government intervention
2) Foreign takeover bid
3) Fuel price drops (already happened due to coronavirus)
4) Settlement with union
5) Change in the courier company competition (Amazon, Hermes, etc) for better or for worse.
6) Political challenges
Falkland, are you saying that you knew the virus was coming? Or you didn't know, and instead, it's coming saved your face? Every share has chances of rising or falling, nobody has a crystal ball to predict. Especially the freak events like coronavirus. Your 175 DYOR was biased. It was only a possibility, not a definite, and now that it happened, you predict 150 DYOR. It's going to your head, and that's super dangerous. I know someone who started to believe he can predict the markets. He's currently down millions, and it wasn't all his money. Over-confidence is far worse than the super optimistic fellows on this board. Please, please, watch your step when dealing.
Yes, bless 'em, as they really think that their comments are affecting the share price. These fellows don't want to believe anything negative, however likely it is to affect the chare price, so to them, a share price increase is not if, but when. If it doesn't go up, to them it must be a new low postal volume or manipulation. Join the many other spectators of this hilarious forum, but don't bother commenting or responding.
It seems that whenever there is a shift towards blocking a no-Brexit deal, the share price goes up. If that's correct, I would assume Brexit would be a bigger killer for RMG than I thought, especially if there is no deal. Will a Brexit really affect RMG that badly, or is it just the unknown that scares the market. Incidentally, the 175p prediction that keeps being mentioned, was because Corbyn might get in. It is therefore wrong, as Corbyn is blocking any Brexit the way he is going, and if he gets in, the share goes up (though the country will eventually bankrupt while Corbyn blames everyone else). The politicians are currently enjoying busying themselves with Brexit, but the public is fatigued from it, and we are all wondering, why didn't they just gradually reduce the dependency with Brexit, instead of trying to go cold turkey and end everything in one day. It could have been a policy of "independence" and would have affected future commitments only, and would have been the same as other policies, much like going green by reducing our dependency on petrol by 2040.
You won't do well as a detective! I've been on here since 2005, that's 10 years before Falkland. Redceo and Nuri are young, and rash. You are both sure that the world doesn't understand as well as yourselves, shares are all manipulated, and will stop being manipulated soon so that you can cash in on your wise understanding of shares. You will learn the hard way, like so many others. Best of luck.
NURI! I've been looking at your posts. Lot's of falling knives that you are trying to catch. We've all been there!
Maybe 80% of companies do better with time, and maybe 10% excel, and 10% fail. Investors try to predict the future. When a company comes out saying they have more or less failed to materialise their potential, investors bolt. The falling knife.
Along comes Nuri and tells everyone how much potential this company has, how it was everyone's favourite, and will go up if you wait, and that he's investing ANOTHER 50k in that share next week.
Fact 1: When prices drop, your assests are down, regardless of whether you sell or hold.
Fact 2: This forum has ZERO influence on the share price.
Fact 3: Price fluctuations are real time reponses by share holders, and generally not "manipulation" by shorters.
We've all been there and invested in shares that are past their sell by date, Carillion included, and everyone else has learnt the lesson. The guys posting here that you should stop being so positive are doing it because they care about you. Don't chase loses and losers, instead, do real homework and pick next years winners.
Falkland has nerves of steel - he gets constant jibes, and doesn't get pulled in. I believe he is a self respecting and honorable person.
should read "my best share"
FalklandInvestor and Arsenal17, thanks for the support.
I've watched by best share become decimated (understatement). I sold at 600 and back in at 300 so have to be grateful not worse, but the constant goading by Nuri123a is too much for my nerves. I appreciate some of us may be more convinced on the future than others. I'm fine with that. Personally, I prefer observer status. But Nuri123a has been lying all along and I think the moderators should step in.
You haven't explained why you have been posting so many posts about non-existent buys. I reckon, at least 75% of the posts about your buys were fake. Anyone can go and add up your buys that you "claimed" to have made, and then the averaging down, and they won't get £110k.
Your dividend in July is nothing more than a withdrawal. The share price will drop by the same amount that you are paid. Nothing gained, nothing lost.
You've tripped yourself up. Your posts about buys in the past makes it impossible to have averaged them down to the level you claimed, if all you have is £110k. The posts are there for all to see.
Thanks for that. So the dividend increases the value of the share, not at time of payment, but some time well before, possibly at the time back then when the payment became a certainty. Or perhaps even earlier, it incrementally increased the value of the share, as the dividend increased in likelihood. Meaning even the next divi payments have already started to be factored in to the price. I ramble.
More seriously, in my opinion, RMG is massively reliant on it’s workforce, and in this day and age of anti capitalism, pro workers rights (read wage rises), RMG in direct line of fire , with every new regulation that gives more rights to the employee. Investors know more rights are in the pipeline, (paternity pay, living wage, etc) which may at worst case scenario, eventually cripple the company into a non-viable business, with no way of getting out of it’s liabilities to it’s workers.
There is positive and negative potential for RMG, I’m positive, but there is plenty negative pulling this one down, even without doom predictions. Enough to make me regret getting so far in.