ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP PLC is within a rising trend. Continued positive development within the trend channel is indicated. The stock has broken up through the resistance at pence 50.00. A further rise to 100p (1) is predicted in the medium term. The stock is assessed as technically positive for the medium long term.

Good luck -

Darling is wasting time if he thinks he can stop banks paying bonuses, if bonuses are taxed at a higher rate all the banks need to do is increase the amount of the bonus to take care of the additional tax.

The amount raised would be miniscule - just a political soundbite imo!

How about expences?they could pay bankers the 1 billion for a home nearer work SW1 could be the answer...dont want them slumming it and to be fair its currently a long chauffeured drive from Surreyand on a plus side the government have experience in this field of deceitsounds like the answer?over to you Darling!!!

Bankers hit back at 'populist' bonus supertax

The banking industry today warned the Treasury that plans for a "supertax" on bankers' bonuses would damage the City's reputation as a financial centre and risk an exodus of companies abroad.

"damage the City's reputation".............FFS

Down again sub 30p soon.

Daubai is happy about it's investment and plans to continue. Should help some of the banks here.

RBS is a good buy at this low level - 33p.

also think it time to have a few in hand, could tick back up to the 40's +

BUY BUY BUY. It will be going up relentlessly.

how high do you think this will go?????

50-55p

I guess you need to try and ramp this hlyeo after your rather smug impatient ill-timed purchase in excess of 1.00

it's 37p now

RBS well down the road to recovery according to Simon Hester,definitely "the" 2010 recovery stock.

1 year chart below showing 25+50 dma ..... 200 dma is at 40, but i removed it as it made a bit of a mess of the chart

34 (50 dma) or arguably 32 (25dma) lok good points at which to buy

Is the guy in charge on this planet?
The comment about his parents thinking he gets paid too much - I mean.
If he wants in inflame a situation he's doing the right thing I guess.
The cheek of the greedy amazes me.
If the gov own 80% isnt it time for them to exert major pressure and remove these bafoons with heads so deep in the troff they cant see the reality of the situation?
Many people who have suffered redundancy as a result of this fiasco deserve their pound of flesh and there is plenty on this bloke to go round!!

however, as is typical, the innocent have also been nailed on the basis that the "great unwashed" don't know the difference, and (want to) believe that all "bankers" get huge bonuses.

to be more specific, why should the share traders, who primarily live and die by their success or failure, be nailed along with the main board directors and similar?

and of course the result of this hit-anyone policy will be that trading banks such as UBS and Credit Suisse will shut their london offices and go where the tax regime is not so destructive.

you might say, "so what?", but then you would be forgetting that UK's economy is now service-industry based and that includes the banks etc etc

still if you put his ball in a vice and began to turn he might just admit......he is not in touch with the plebs......a reality check every now and then from a redundant employee would help.....so lets put that in the next AGM......balls checked in the vice if not in touch with the plebs....

to whom is that directed?
apart from general spite, which perhaps gives you pleasure, what do you see as the justification for imposing a totally arbitrary and penal tax burden on a share trader at UBS?
do you think that those guys had anything at all to do with the corporate (mis)governance of the likes of RBS and LLOY?

just for the record, i am not a banker or professional share trader or anything of that ilk.