Royal Mail Share Chat (RMG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Royal Mail Plc	LSE:RMG	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BDVZYZ77	Royal Mail Plc

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.70p	-0.18%	399.10p	399.10p	399.30p	401.80p	395.50p	401.60p	3,121,614	15:33:09

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Industrial Transportation	9,776.0	335.0	27.5	14.5	3,991.00

Royal Mail Share Discussion Threads

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20/7/2017 12:20	For relegation place	action	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 12:20	Competing with BAB now 842 p	action	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 11:08	if 390p does come, then RMG could be relegated from the FTSE100.	careful	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 10:47	Thanks sr2	action	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 10:45	not so tempting when shorters are marauding.patience required.390p will come.	sr2day	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 10:38	Very tempting as near year low.	action	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 08:49	Golman Sachs reduced target price to 510p from 530p yesterday. cited union demands.	careful	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 08:38	20 Jul 2017 Shareholder/Annual Meetings Annual General Meeting	scamper	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 18:27	Me too! Germany love the EU because the €Euro makes their exports cheap compared to if they still had the Mark. We dodged a bullet by not join the Euro. All the current remainders wanted to join the Euro e.g. Blair, Mandelson, Clark etc	bluelynx	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 17:59	Thanks, I'm part German :-)	oiht	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 17:26	Germany refers to uk as 'treasure island'? where do you read that guff. who said it, out of the tens of millions. Germany is a country not an individual. Like us there are millions of different opinions.	careful	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 17:19	Germany refer to the UK as 'treasure island' - can't think why?Anyway, best stick to RMG here - see you over on the EU in/out thread.	oiht	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 15:54	Oiht , you would think so , but where is the movement sufficient enough for them to vote out ? Its not happening , they may sit back and watch what happens with us , which is why EU central will ensure our deal is bad , they can all just about manage losing a bit of business each with us , we can not stand losing all our business with them at once , there is our problem .	holts	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 12:03	The last 40 years have been built on masses of Debt, pay back time is very soon.	bluelynx	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 11:57	I'm sure Spaniards, Italians, Portuguese, and especially the Greeks agree with you Careful.	oiht	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 11:53	The EU drew has worked very well for the U.K. over the last 40 years. U.K. was in a mess and was lucky to get in on the deal we got. We still have our own Central Bank and currency. Read about when we had to beg to the IMF for a loan. Hosptals wards closed, jobs lost, almost bankrupt. These last 40 years have been a golden era of prosperity.	careful	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 11:38	Yump I voted to leave the EU and would happily do so again, the EU will be a total car-crash and will eventually collapse if we are in or out. There will be a recession soon but it will be much worse for the UK if we are still in the EU. Europe is great but the EU dream is not workable.	bluelynx	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 10:59	Maybe the union members will reject the call for a strike. They have good well paid jobs, especially after various overtime payments, and will retain a decent competitive pension going forward. A strike will cost them dear, maybe even their jobs in many cases. We all want them to be well paid, but if they are nor realistic they will destroy the company. The money a postal worker earns, and best of luck to them, is the year end number on their p60 tax form. Same will nurses. Look at the P.60. On average they do very well.	careful	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 10:46	Rmg are between a rock and a hard place. Cwu dont accept the pension changes and will ballot for strike action in september imho. So rmg can cave in to union demands which will reduce profits or they can lose business due to strikes which will reduce profits. Thats the choice. Damage limitation.	encarter	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 10:00	You're correct Yump, we're importing people just at the point where they're not going to be needed. Disastrous politics.	oiht	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 09:54	Sr2day Many thanks	action	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 09:53	Its about time the public were told the truth by politicians: You don't 'deserve' anything. (Addressed to the people who think they do, just for existing). The recovery was a jobless recovery. The 'new' jobs on average earn less than the old ones and that trend will only continue because you can't keep upgrading people's jobs through training, because they are moving up a triangle that is narrowing. Sooner or later the top jobs will also get automated and squeezed. Ignore what the excitable robot enthusiasts say about upskilling and change of job specifications. They are in their own bubble. Until they realise that they themselves are replaceable and that will be in the next 20 years at most, not the next 100.	yump	Read Full Thread Reply

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