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TR. Your comparing eggs with apples. Utility companies distribute the product.
Hoe do you think NG manage the grid! The banks manage their business? Ow is defence managed?order so etching on Amazon?
It all comes back to a single point of failure and delivery, network.
BT share price has suffered the pandemic, and is in my view being manipulated. Anyone who thinks otherwise can always bail out.
You may think I'm deluded but name calling demonstrates your clear lack of maturity.
By that logic, all utility companies would be doing well, so how is the National Grid share price doing over a five year period? And all the big energy companies? 'liquid gold'.. you are deluded.
BTs responsibility for critical infrastructure, if anything, is a hindrance. Too much regulation, and government focus (not arguing that's a good or bad thing) but it definitely distracts from the whole point of running a company which is to make lots of money.
More buys then sells for the past few days and we are down.
" the BT network runs the entire country.....in fact everything to do with modern day life "
which ..is no doubt one of the reasons why the City is hard on the BOD in terms of ensuring they achieve their key targets and guidances .. too much at stake , in terms of not keeping up... I guess
And they all use .........BT infrastructure. I look on BT as the gatekeeper, they at some point have total control over Comms. As someone suggested earlier if BT decide to turn off........like it or not we live in a world absolutely reliant on Comms at some point in their business. Comms provision and control are the new oil,liquid gold.
Mike, all mainly foreign owned.
“Gas/Water/Electricty, Traffic, Railways, Airports, Shipping, Banking”
Hospitals not yet.
You wouldnt even be able to phone the speaking clock to find out what time it was 8-))
Rod, if I had a quid for everytime someone said that I would have err ... £27 by now 8-)), Gertfrobe, Im not just talking about the security services/MOD, the BT network runs the entire country, Gas/Water/Electricty, Traffic, Railways, Airports, Shipping, Banking, Hospitals etc etc etc, in fact everything to do with modern day life, if BT said thats it we throw in towel at midnight, the country stop at Midnight !!
Mike, Rod.
Priti Patel is under pressure to disclose whether the UK’s most sensitive national security secrets could be at risk after the disclosure that its spy agencies signed a cloud contract with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Labour is demanding that the home secretary explain why GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 will use a high-security system provided by the US-based firm, and whether any risk assessment was undertaken before the deal was signed.
The agreement, estimated by industry experts to be worth £500m to £1bn over the next decade, was signed this year, the Financial Times first reported, citing people familiar with the discussions.
Other government departments such as the Ministry of Defence will also use the system during joint operations.
Or are you talking about the top secret BT tower sold in 2019.
Gertfrobe. Think you need to read this post I posted only a few weeks ago, as said you have absolutely no idea how much the whole country relies on BT it’s products and services.
09 Oct 2021 21:03
Agree BKK.
Have been saying for a long time, if BT said, “ that’s it we are switching it off at midnight” the county would stop by 00.05.
Broadband, Backhaul for mobil providers, digital TV, streaming, power networks, emergency services communication, MOD communication, DAB radio, banking, even the speaking clock would stop…
Getfrobe, you have no idea what goes through the BT network and unless you hace signed the OSA and work in very specific parts of BT, you never will, I wish I could tell you, you would be stunned
“BT is part of the critical national infrastructure” a bit like British Rail?
if some one is serious about buying BT then debt and pensions come into play, so i would expect a price below 220p simply based on todays price. Ignore the "its worth more BS" as looking at todays price that clearly isnt the consensus.
The UK Government simply would put so many barriers in the way as BT is the only one putting in new fibre cable and UK PLC want fast broadband, wont happen.... just my thoughts.
At £3 whoever got it sell of parts keep parts they will do well, even like I said paying £3 a share
can imagine though that anyone interested in a full takeover would prefer to pay less to shareholders and keep some cash to pay off some debt/pension.... so as to start off in better shape..
That would be their first call start area to try and negotiate with.... IMO
the earnings/share last year weren't bad ...but the equity to debt ratio isn't so good ... = battleground
2.50. And everyone who matters would leap at the chance. I think it’s worth more too but retail investors don’t matter
£3 you have to start somewhere
What would you say is a reasonable price? For me it would be 3.30 which is more than double today's sp so not likely to be offered. Anything less should be rejected. It would still be a bargain at £5. imo
Sky report
I dont believe all we read in a media report
I wonder what the negative spin will be in the press this weekend, my money is on - BT ate my hamster.
Sky report........ "BT bolsters defence against potential bid from tycoon Drahi"
https://news.sky.com/story/bt-bolsters-defence-against-potential-bid-from-tycoon-drahi-12445093
Are they defending , or organising a takeover
I wonder what steps advisors Robey Warshaw will advise the BT BOD's to take to fend off any bid that may result after the 10th December? How will the BOD get the backing of large shareholders? Any suggestions anyone?
It looks to me like the SP has been manipulated down to these levels to help someone accumulate an even greater overall holding .