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Anyone know why BT's share price dips at the US open? Since BT stock isn't traded on the US markets.
Long may it continue, anyone know why?
"ORCA Computing, in collaboration with BT Group, hosted a demonstration day at BT Group’s R&D centre – Adastral Park in Ipswich for businesses, universities, data centre providers and users. Unveiling the vision of the ‘Quantum Data Centre of the Future’ (QDCF) project, the day showcased technology innovations to demonstrate how quantum communication and computing systems can integrate with classical data centres."
https://www.telecomtv.com/content/bt/orca-computing-and-bt-group-showcase-technologies-to-enable-quantum-datacentres-of-the-future-49842/
Used up last of my yearly isa allowance with BT. 106p with govs bit. Be nice to have got this right for a change. Openreach have just informed me full fibre will be in my area soon. good news, onwards and upwards.
Certainly challenges one's belief in the systems, the integrity of those using it and those monitoring. " Post Office "comes to mind.
I recently noticed that myself and not only on BT, it's rife in after hours 'off book' trades. I shall be cynical here and suggest they have found yet another way to cheat the system but stay within the ambiguity of our weak financial legislation oversight. Up until about 5 years ago 90% of the after hours trades were designated buy's or sell's, muddying the waters for us maybe?
Once again, start of the day traded amounts dont make sense. There's even Zero's coming up as traded amounts.
anyone got an explanation, i'd love to hear it.
07-Mar-24 08:06:38 107.25 10 Buy* 107.10 107.30 10.72 O
07-Mar-24 08:06:34 107.30 9 Buy* 107.10 107.30 9.66 O
07-Mar-24 08:06:02 107.10 193 Sell* 107.10 107.30 206.70 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:41 107.35 2 Buy* 107.10 107.35 2.15 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:18 107.30 0 Unknown* 107.05 107.30 0.00 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:20 107.25 532 Buy* 107.05 107.30 570.57 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:18 107.30 3 Buy* 107.05 107.30 3.22 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:18 107.30 0 Unknown* 107.05 107.25 0.00 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:07 107.35 0 Unknown* 107.15 107.35 0.00 O
07-Mar-24 08:05:06 107.35 1 Buy* 107.15 107.30 1.07 O
Is it likely the new British isa £5000 can be used on Bt shares , or is it for smaller companies?
No. Don't think there will be any news on a bid now, until after the court case.
Have they news on that bid you mentioned was imminent?
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Surprising how it doesn't mention the class action case as one of the "shadows of late"
well that's a load of pish*******s
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Well said!
It depends if OFCOM and the CMA still view BT as having Significant market power. My guess is that BT will eventually spin off half of Openreach, and it will become a truly independent company. BT will likely remain the largest shareholder and may spin off say 49% of Openreach, over time, and put 2% into some sort of Escrow non voting holding company.
The 49% they spin off could either be sold as shares on the open market, or sold to private equity. They probably wont sell all 49% in one go, and may decide to sell in tranches over time.
Openreach is only an infrastructure management company, I believe BT still own all the ducts and Poles, and whatever Fibre BT are paying to put in the ground. I don't imagine that BT will sell the actual infrastructure even if they spin off Openreach, another guess on my part, so BT will always receive rental income for PIA, etc, but will pay Openreach to manage the infrastructure.
All of the above is me speculating, but it makes sense.
Ok, fair point, the copper was paid for... but at the time it was paid for it created a monopoly, there was not competition and hence the regulation.
With the fibre rollout its different... there is fierce competition in the telecoms market and BT has invested heavily in fibre that will differentiate itself from the competition
So does that mean that the next generation of fibre based services will be subject to the same level of Ofcom control as the current copper based services?
Or will BT have more freedom to sell these new services however they wish?
Is it me or has Admin removed Apendragon’s comments and those reply to him?
If so, well done Admin on getting rid of the BS’ers - good looking out!
First of many upgrades
Own infrastructure*
Stocks can turn around fast, and they often do it when no one sees it coming, and from a position no one expects it can. There are countless examples right now in the ftse 1-250 stocks, take a look at the list. At least BT’s down because of its investment in itself for the future. Capital expenditure on its own expenditure. The time will come, and it’s not too far away. Or lock yourself in to a 4% 5 year bond.
Easy version.
https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/battle-bt-britain-brutal-broadband-150000732.html
What a surprise its written by the Telegraph, they must have a vested interest
Is this same article, not behind a paywall?
If it is, cue Comcast over next couple of years. It seems so obvious, after all the dept dust settles and the consolidations completed.
https://biz.crast.net/battle-to-take-on-bt-in-britains-brutal-broadband-war/