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RMG Royal Mail Plc

207.00
0.00 (0.00%)
22 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
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
  0.00 0.00% 207.00 206.00 206.30 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/2/2019
09:56
Soc Gen downgrade saw a 5% drop this morning, was this a buying opportunity .
andyadvfn1
05/2/2019
11:23
Chart wise there is a gap t fill between here 285 and 301.
Little bit of juice in the markets and I recon it'll get filled. :)

thelongandtheshortandthetall
31/1/2019
18:14
She can only afford to pay £1.17 because that is all she has left out of her pocket money.
tonybaloni
31/1/2019
09:55
Sheila might be onto something though my broker doesn't sell shares by the half yet.
andyadvfn1
31/1/2019
01:23
Please keep my bird Sheila's advice to hand before placing your nob on the table..

Sanks15 Jan '19 - 23:21 - 9766 of 9917 Edit
My bird Sheila has slapped in a buy order at £1.17..what do some of you more astute nobs think of this order getting filled??
Sensible comments appreciated
Sanksalot

sanks
30/1/2019
20:06
value here. Dead cat...... You decide.

Chas

backdoorbill
30/1/2019
20:05
sounds like the 21st century full stop.
thelongandtheshortandthetall
30/1/2019
20:00
"using phones at work / chatting / walking around / taking breaks"

Sounds like your average StockBrokers or Investment Bank. LOL.

bluelynx
30/1/2019
19:57
Dead cat bounce here. See what happens tomorrow morning.
mbmiah
30/1/2019
19:01
so the infrastructures there mjones :-)

interesting

Chas

backdoorbill
30/1/2019
18:36
What is he waiting for ?
tonybaloni
30/1/2019
16:45
Property sales/stripping out costs/boosting parcels market share. The biggest single thing would be boosting worker productivity but that is no easy matter. Can't see much downside from here so long as the divi is maintained.
meijiman
30/1/2019
16:02
This new ceo is no mug. With a large company like this there are lots of avenues to boosting shareholder value.
meijiman
30/1/2019
15:10
Yes I prefer to use royal mail for sending e bay parcels but medium parcels over 5kg are very expensive and I have to send them by hermes or I would be selling at a loss!
wipo1
30/1/2019
14:56
Actually his average is about 288p now so I have confidence it will be back up there soon. I think the divi is pretty save too given that it equates to 110k a year for him
gaffer73
30/1/2019
12:50
EBAY doing big promotion for small private sellers starting March 3rd
muffinhead
30/1/2019
12:46
From TS...



Month of December

"UK parcels business performed well over the Christmas period, with 164m parcels
handled in the December trading period, up 10% over last year."



Last 9 months

"In the nine months, parcel volumes and revenue were both up 6% on an underlying
basis. Royal Mail domestic account parcels volumes,
excluding Amazon, were up 8%"

Royal Mail may be doing less Amazon work and still growing volumes and revenue

muffinhead
30/1/2019
12:45
Royal Mail deliveries of Amazon parcels during the Christmas period went up massively. FACT.
bluelynx
30/1/2019
12:26
Thanks for that. He's been buying even more then.. Great stuff!!

:)

thelongandtheshortandthetall
30/1/2019
12:25
It depends what you order and if you're a prime member.Nearly all orders on Amazon prime.I make for local post office collection are Royal mail, nearly Amazon prime orders for same or next day delivery come from the Amazon courier.
wipo1
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