Royal Mail (RMG.L) 31-03-20
Royal Mail (RMG.L) has fallen significantly from the highs of 250.5p. Will the trend carry, or is this the chance to catch a bargain?
- Currently at 127.23p (at time of writing). A rally to the recent highs would be an increase of 96%.
- Royal Mail (RMG.L) is one of the biggest fallers in the period. It hasn’t yet ‘bounced’ with the wider market.
- Should this trend be respected, or are we about to see a big bounce?
- The market will over-react to bad news. Is it is down for good reason, or is this an over-reaction?
- Investors seeking a bargain should be mindful of underlying performance. Check our website and the company’s website for information on the stock.
- Shares -52% from 12-month highs; +1% from 12 month lows.
Latest News
08:20: Deutsche Bank reiterates its sell rating on Royal Mail Plc (RMG) and reduced the target price to 93p (from 100p).
27 Mar: Royal Mail reiterated its profit estimates for the full year to March 2020, but announced that a dividend would not be paid. It expects the Covid-19 pandemic to impact significantly during this financial year.
28 Feb: Deutsche Bank reiterates its sell rating on Royal Mail Plc (RMG) and reduced the target price to 100p (from 150p).
21 Feb: Goldman Sachs reiterates its buy rating on Royal Mail Plc (RMG) and reduced the target price to 280p (from 320p).
19 Feb: Liberum Capital reiterates its sell rating on Royal Mail Plc (RMG) and reduced the target price to 120p (from 175p).
11 Feb: Societe Generale has downgraded its rating on Royal Mail Plc (RMG) to sell (from hold) and reduced the target price to 148p (from 200p).
10 Feb: Berenberg reiterates its sell rating on Royal Mail Plc (RMG) and reduced the target price to 145p (from 150p).
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters, Alpha Terminal, FT, DJ Newswires