Royal Bank Of Scotland Share Discussion Threads

[gcom2] 22/5/2018 08:59

computer says straddle

[smurfy2001] 22/5/2018 08:35

Will we breakout here today or will we continue to blatantly straddle a downtrend line from many years ago?

Yaaaaawn!

[leedskier] 22/5/2018 08:22

The FTSE100 continues its rise towards 8000, albeit at a snail's pace this morning.

[ramco] 21/5/2018 13:22

Jazza. wherefore art though Jazza..here comes Italy...;) what a board this has become...US is the cleanest dirty shirt US 5yr now presenting better yields than most countries 10year...EMs imploding etc and not even a mention....because? some fool requires all to keep their eyes tunneled on a few pennies..;)

[m1k3y1] 21/5/2018 10:52

CI , the accounts really don't tell you very much at all.
never seen accounts filed with so little information.

[chinese investor] 21/5/2018 10:28

According to their last annual accounts members' funds went from just under £3 million to £560,000.
I expect there won't be much of that left !

[polar fox] 21/5/2018 09:28

Analysts continue to respond to latest developments - today's dividend consensus is 7.27p, up from last week's 6.65p and the low of 5.41p pre-DoJ RNS. Next year up a shade too at 13.40p.

[gcom2] 21/5/2018 08:45

"considering restarting dividends on a scale that would make it one of Britain’s most generous payers "

would have thought this would move up more with The Times saying that?

[craigo121] 21/5/2018 07:00

Done well with RBS but moving 10% of my stock over to WEB(webis) Relaxed US gaming laws have opened up a trillion dollar market webis are perfectly POISED to take advantage 10 bagger or huge takeover target end quarter

[leedskier] 21/5/2018 06:45

Yes +48 at 7826, was the 6.00am call.

[barmiddleton] 20/5/2018 23:48

BTW, m1k I really hope you do the same as I did, and hopefully CI and others too, as I really believe us individuals need to stand up and be counted. Numbers do count!!!

[barmiddleton] 20/5/2018 23:39

Personally, I don't think it matters a jot whether the AG produces annual accounts or not, as even if they do they'll not disclose any information of any interest whatsoever. The Accounts would certainly not let us know where all our (members/claimants) contributions have been spent or indeed how much has been collected over the years. I still think Signature is our our best bet to find the answers to all these questions and once they have subdued the AG (and they will!!), they will then go for the proverbial jugular with this organisation and the power behind it (aka Gerard Walsh). The AG (Walsh) is now floundering like a fish out of water, incurring huge debts that it will never be able to repay, thank goodness we have Signature and Manx looking after our interests.

[m1k3y1] 20/5/2018 20:22

As for the Accounts, any bets they will be a late submission, or maybe they will even close the company ?

[m1k3y1] 20/5/2018 20:15

Thank you Bar, I'll look into doing the same.

Interesting find CI !
This could be worrying. Maybe they are trying to eliminate any information that might be useful to an investigation ?

[chinese investor] 20/5/2018 20:03

The "Action Group" have closed their website.
Will they produce Annual Accounts (due May 2018) ?

[barmiddleton] 20/5/2018 19:35

Well, I've, as they say, put my money where my mouth is, and now made a formal complaint to the fraud office. I did this online on the website previously given to me. I understand what you are saying m1k, and I do agree, but I still think we, as individuals have to stand up and be counted in this ongoing saga and not just rely on the principals to do what's necessary.

I was reading Signature's last communication again and in their Q&A section they indicated that there may well be a criminal complaint forthcoming but that matters were in a delicate situation at the present time (check it out). My view is we, as the "wronged" should be making our concerns known to the appropriate authorities ourselves.

With this in mind, and referring to William Turvill"s article today in the Mail on Sunday, I am going to make a formal complaint to my MP at his next constituency surgery. In other words, the "silent majority" will never get anywhere!

[m1k3y1] 20/5/2018 10:26

Excellent CI, thank you . Let's hope an official investigation is commenced asap.

[chinese investor] 20/5/2018 07:03

By William Turvill, Financial Mail On Sunday

"Several MPs including Kevin Hollinrake and Julia Lopez have thrown their weight behind calls for an investigation into a group set up to sue Royal Bank of Scotland.

The demands follow Mail on Sunday scrutiny of the RBoS Shareholders Action Group, which has already been brought to the attention of the Ministry of Justice.

Lib Dem Norman Lamb has asked Justice Secretary David Gauke to look into the group, which he feels should be regulated.

Now a number of other MPs have backed the campaign including Hollinrake, a Conservative MP who co-chairs the All Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking alongside Lamb.

The Mail on Sunday has also learned that Lopez, Tory MP for Hornchurch and Upminster, last week wrote to Gauke on the matter after a constituent raised concerns.

And Labour’s Steve Pound has written to Nicky Morgan, the chair of the Treasury Select Committee.

Lamb called for an urgent inquiry into the group after a seven-month Mail on Sunday investigation into a fraudster at the company.

Gerard Walsh, who has been described as a fraudster by a civil court, is trying to claim £3.75 million out of a £200 million settlement shareholders agreed with RBS last summer.

Investors have only been paid around £25 million so far as a legal battle is waged between the action group and Manx Capital, the investment vehicle of Trevor Hemmings which took control of the mass legal claim shortly before the £200 million agreement.

Hollinrake said last night: ‘Clearly Gerard Walsh is unregulated, the action group is unregulated, and, despite this huge settlement being secured by the shareholders, a very small fraction of that has been paid out so far.’"

[smurfy2001] 19/5/2018 20:00

INVESTMENT EXTRA: A decade on from the financial crisis, can RBS find favour with investors again?

[gcom2] 19/5/2018 10:02

Are rbs traders on here aware that the ESMA rules will kick in some time in July?
You will likely need 5x more margin on Uk blue chips.

[raffles the gentleman thug] 18/5/2018 16:00

Suit yourself polar was only trying to give you my view but you clearly took offence over nothing

[cfc1] 18/5/2018 15:54

it is farcical - RBS back in profit, major hurdles out of the way EVEN did talk and now sell off......f me this should be flying on the way to £5!!
its equ of 29p!!!