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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Royal Bank Of Scotland Group Plc | LSE:RBS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B7T77214 | ORD 100P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 120.90 | 121.35 | 121.40 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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31/5/2020 19:35 | Portside you're an awful human. | arkade | |
31/5/2020 12:02 | The police and army should shoot to kill in minn if they do not get off the streets . These scum are not rioting for justice they are looting shops for self interests , shoot the scum on site if seen destroying anything , | portside1 | |
31/5/2020 12:00 | Yes but read it correctly. Gov backed up loans ,Rbs as only lent out 1.6 b that was from not paying the div | portside1 | |
31/5/2020 08:12 | RBS boss Sir Howard Davies calls for toxic coronavirus loans fund Chairman warns of mass defaults by stricken small firms Jill Treanor Sunday May 31 2020, 12.01am, The Sunday Times Royal Bank of Scotland’s chairman has called for the creation of a vehicle to clean up toxic debts left by companies unable to repay emergency loans, as fresh signs emerge about the hit to the economy from the coronavirus. Sir Howard Davies warned that a recent survey showed there was a risk that “several billion pounds of public money” might not be paid back from government-backed Covid-19 loans issued since the March 23 lockdown. The survey of 500 companies by the new Business Banking Resolution Service (BBRS) found that 56% had accessed government-backed help, such as the bounce back loan scheme (BBLS) or the coronavirus business interruption loan scheme (CBILS). Of those, 43% did not expect to repay the loans — either because they would Paywall: | maxk | |
31/5/2020 07:59 | Well we'll see. | smartie6 | |
31/5/2020 07:48 | Bonne chance smartie. | maxk | |
31/5/2020 07:40 | Better than sat in the corner grumbling that it's the end of the world. FFS. You and buywell are swimming in it. | smartie6 | |
31/5/2020 07:29 | You think everything is jake and the party can go on as usual smartie? | maxk | |
31/5/2020 07:24 | In the same camp maxk? Sounds like you're swimming in it too. | smartie6 | |
31/5/2020 07:13 | Given his obsessions with the US economy his focus should be shorting US stocks. | leedskier | |
30/5/2020 07:25 | ============ Why buywell has had a downer on Financials for years ============ The amount of monies pumped into holding up economies since the credit crunch have rung alarms. Most banks have not got enough cash to cope with the Covid world depression which many seasoned veterans think will be akin to the last Great Depression , which lasted years and dropped markets circa 90 per cent. Most countries won't have enough cash resources and even most major financial institutions such as the EMF for example. We have just seen the US Treasury give the FED over $425 Billion . It did so in the knowledge that the FED would leverage this money by 10 to $ 4 Trillion to keep the USA lights on. Talk of a stimulus does not cut it with buywell This money is a sticking plaster. -------------------- But ALL countries in the world will be wanting money , and the only Institution which is funded to cope is the IMF with a $ 1 Trillion pot. But even that has only so much and then the well runs dry A $ Trillion goes nowhere these days , so what happens then ? Well last chance saloon will be SDR's issued by the IMF AND they are currently being discussed with the intention of using them in quantity. They have been used before buywell googled SDR's will they save the world ? Having looked into them and their creation and value , buywell thinks not Just not enough to go around in an over populated world to save everybody. And their value like paper printed money is an illusion based upon a promise. also read IMO dyor | buywell3 | |
29/5/2020 15:11 | Big orders to fill is my info | portside1 | |
29/5/2020 14:30 | BARC will be seeing 104p too soon enough. | sux_2bu | |
29/5/2020 14:24 | RBS cheaper than BARC ?Whatever next. | action | |
29/5/2020 12:32 | Bounce around 110p, but it's going to 105p. After that, who knows once recession has been confirmed. 80p hopefully. | sux_2bu | |
29/5/2020 12:17 | All. I have just posted why ,The. MMS are paid by fund managers | portside1 | |
29/5/2020 12:17 | it will go when the MM allow it to, simple as that | aljm | |
29/5/2020 12:16 | Remember. MMS are they for funds not small holders .And the companies always give info to funds first Yes it is illegal but no one will stand up and charge them | portside1 | |
29/5/2020 12:14 | The only thing I hate is CEO s giving out false lying statements They are not allowed in the USA , The U.K. is not regulated to help the holders The pra are full of useless dimwits the fca only look after the interests of funds , Rbs will be over 200 by Feb that's for sure but it could be in September | portside1 | |
29/5/2020 12:10 | For those that are not to up on buying shares ,The mms and big funds manage SPs they manipulated for there own ends and greed. The secret is do not panic but add more if can , I am a buyer started buying weeks ago , now have over. 165000 and still topping up on dips below 130p and very happy with my holding | portside1 |
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