Royal Mail

The writer of Das Kapital also demonstrates why the shares are probably a good bet. More: continued here

Daily Mail Royal Mail share sale: Firm under-valued by £1BILLION with small investors hit …Daily MailYesterday Gert Zonneveld, managing director of stockbroker Panmure Gordon, said he was convinced the Government's official valuation of Royal Mail shares was too low, and added: 'I think this is going to be massively oversubscribed. …

London (AFP) – Royal Mail's controversial privatisation should be called off as its shares are undervalued by as much as £1 billion, Labour said Monday, the day before the order books close. More: continued here

Royal Mail's controversial privatisation should be called off as its shares are undervalued by as much as £1 billion, Labour said Monday, the day before the order books close. More: continued here

Fears have been raised over small-time investors buying shares in Royal Mail, as big City firms are set to buy the majority of those on offer. Hedge funds and City banks are allowed 70% of the shares being … More: continued here

Royal Mail Sale: Fears For Small InvestorsYahoo News UKFears have been raised over small-time investors buying shares in Royal Mail, as big City firms are set to buy the majority of those on offer. Hedge funds and City banks are allowed 70% of the shares being offered in majority sell-off …

The Government is selling just over half the firm, prompting a shares gold rush. City banks and hedge funds have the right to buy 70 per cent of them. More: continued here

The Royal Mail has been undervalued by as much as 1bn pounds in its privatisation, according to Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna. More: continued here

Daily Mail Thousands will lose out in Royal Mail share sale frenzy: Small investors hit …Daily MailThousands of small investors risk losing out in the Royal Mail sell-off because shares are likely to be heavily rationed. The Government is selling just over half the firm, prompting a shares gold rush. …

City investors are expecting a profit bonanza after the privatization of the U.K's postal service Royal Mail as investors scramble for the remaining shares ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) next week. More: continued here