Royal Mail Share Discussion Threads

[brut winky] 19/10/2020 11:14

That would be good Fred, as for the strike action i agree with your assumption, also very politically in sensitive given Covid as well.

[fred splange] 19/10/2020 09:48

While the clock ticking on the cwu negotiations was once advantageous to the union, it is now shifting to royal mail as the window for December strike action recedes. I therefore expect a deal soon, maybe even this week.

[brut winky] 11/10/2020 08:30

isis : good post, 20% increase in volume is a reasonable increase, all pushes for the efficiency needed.

[isis] 10/10/2020 22:34

https://postandparcel.info/127632/news/e-commerce/royal-mail-invests-in-more-parcel-sorting-machines-as-parcel-volumes-continue-to-rise/#:~:text=Royal%20Mail%20has%20agreed%20to,to%2010%2C000%20parcels%20per%20hour.

[brut winky] 09/10/2020 06:42

Interesting price action this week, clearly trying to push higher with every step deeper into lockdown.

[brut winky] 07/10/2020 09:36

what's your predictions lizard man or do you just slate others, don't be shy.

[brut winky] 07/10/2020 09:26

Clockworkorange: Rather that just slating put some numbers down with some form of explanation how you came to it and your position, i have been in and out twice to be cautious due to expecting it to retrace, also check the posts I've calling right for months. Or i also deadlift nearly 2x my body weight and rep 1.25x it, without any supplements all on soya mince protein.

[geckotheglorious] 07/10/2020 09:23

Don't smoke. Don't drink Only "eat?" plants Only drink water. I'm betting you're one dull person to be around. Vegetarians usually are! :)

[brut winky] 07/10/2020 09:18

Don't smoke or drink, only each plants and drink water. Basically i based the £4.50 on the mean value of the last four years in a DCF with no growth and terminal of 1.5%, then discounted that by 30%, and came up with £4.50, given their assets are arguably around £2B its only GLS at 10x net income and of course their is the 1.5B or thereabouts pension surplus, and pretty much parcel force and letter thrown in for free.

[cl0ckw0rk0range] 06/10/2020 23:09

Keep smoking

[brut winky] 06/10/2020 21:34

These have moved onto a long-term up trend with the year TA being completely ignored, they appear to be ready to max out on the weekly with a 10% rise, which would exhaust wave three, then any retrace would be four and then a run for months to complete five and max out the monthly to enterprise and a bit or £3.50 around interims, i have a long-term price of £4.50 for 2022, with a bit of trading opportunity in between.

[arbus5000] 06/10/2020 10:24

FTSE 100, here we come !

[mongrels3] 06/10/2020 10:19

GOLDMAN RAISES ROYAL MAIL PRICE TARGET TO 310 (290) PENCE - 'BUY'

[brut winky] 05/10/2020 11:25

Opened up to an intrend high, even more taughtness that will need to be taken out.

[brut winky] 04/10/2020 18:36

on the charts it all looks a bit unpredictable, it does'nt seem to want to pullback like it's being underpinned. As for zoom, there is also moonpig isnt there, it's fundementals that drive the price and extra cash flow predictions seems to what's stopping any pullback and of course christmas is 12 weeks away, so it may be more stamps being sold in some way shape or form, and it's highly likely covid driven and folks like lingering bits of intention hanging around as a reminder of how nice folk is to each other, especially when they have trapsed round delivering their cards, which of course they may not be able to do and in that case they will have to get the postman wont they, of course pigs might fly and deliver them for them, as long as the chart is plotted after the event. muppet.

[bennodean] 04/10/2020 10:01

Well that's one view. The other: Elder geenrations having been taught the wonders of Zoom et al will revert to digital means of wishing Seasons Greeting... so Whatsapp messages with stupid emojis and animated gifs. Meanwhile, back on the chart... price seems stretched from the 200 dma... it might want to take the taughtness out of that.

[brut winky] 01/10/2020 10:42

Had sold last week again, back in again, when they break out let the trend be your freind, its got to be christmas and an anticipated larger stamp demand for cards if total lock down happens then, in that scenario the average household could spend £30+ on cards that they never ever would of, that would be a significant increase in revenue. 9m households at £30 is £270m. thats 50 second class with a 25% discount.

[arbus5000] 30/9/2020 21:37

Do you both work at rmg?

[baconlover] 30/9/2020 21:02

I will buy RMG on the next pullback. It was tipped by a colleague.

[fred splange] 30/9/2020 18:54

Shorts on the up againhttps://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00BDVZYZ77/