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hold and pray
"The City isnt ready to tank the whole FTSE but does need a means of projecting its serious concerns and one way it often does this is via the BT share price. "
To add to my last post, I'd suggest the FTSE has already been tanked over a prolongued period. The FTSE and European indexes have underperformed the US massively, so I'd suggest the US is in a bubble and has been since early 2009, with the bubble really growing from 2015 onward. The NASDAQ just defies gravity, outperforming the FTSE by nearly 9000% at it's Nov 21 peak, coincidentally coinciding with the Crypto peak. I believe the investment world is going through some sort of collective insanity, so I'll keep to my strategy of investing in Value Dividend paying stocks and wait for the shock therapy that'll restore market sanity.
I don't believe all market participants are insane, with money invested into infrastructure like Altnet's and Fibre. I do believe there's a risk for the investments into UK Altnet's though, as BT's scale and future pricing power could make life extremely difficult for the new entrants.
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/UKX:INDEXFTSE?window=MAX&comparison=INDEXDJX%3A.DJI%2CINDEXSP%3A.INX%2CINDEXNASDAQ%3A.IXIC%2CINDEXEURO%3APX1
"The City isnt ready to tank the whole FTSE but does need a means of projecting its serious concerns and one way it often does this is via the BT share price. ( Have you ever noticed that correlation?)"
I'd possibly agree, if the drops on the chart didn't correlate exactly with the release of the TalkTalk story, and the results. What I do agree about though, is the two events weren't the primary cause of the drops as I believe they were scripted moves. My VOD and Lloyds shares aren't doing too well either. It's my opinion that UK stocks popular with retail investors have been under attack for many years, but I can only guess at the reasons. UK DB pension funds have moved more into Bonds and Gilts, and the DC funds are possibly focusing more on US Growth stocks. Because of the lack of institutional investment in UK focused stocks, and the FTSE in general, UK retail investors are possibly an easy target for predatory hedge funds with big resources, but that's just one guess; Another possibility is that retail are being shaken out, so the likes of Drahi, Blackrock, etc, can take long positions on the cheap. I'll just continue holding, and topping up where I see the most value.
Directors dumping shares is hardly a good sign?
SP=>140p by Friday?
Hold and pray or dump & run?
I think the Telegraph paper has some major VM shareholders they always slate BT
Fleccy
I think there is a correlation between what the City currently thinks of the UK Government and the movements in the share price..... the SP has tanked days after BJ resigned and the rudderless, leaderless Government has introduced a number of risk factors to which the City signals its displeasure ..... the lack of ability shown to tackle what are strong bearish macro economic factors
The City isnt ready to tank the whole FTSE but does need a means of projecting its serious concerns and one way it often does this is via the BT share price. ( Have you ever noticed that correlation?)
The strike is a minor inconvenience compared to the devastation a weak and incompetent Government could do, in the potentially difficult months ahead
The silly TT story was just a convenient story to bring the SP down to match the risks the City wants the Government to be clear about
If the Tory´s choose a candidate that provides some clear and precise leadership direction then the SP will respond positively......IMO
"VM & John Malone are there to disrupt incumbent." At the age of 81 I'm not sure that there is too long left for John Malone to disrupt anything. I wish him good health and longevity, but I suspect his powers and energy are diminishing with age. Mine certainly are and I'm 10 years younger than him.
VM & John Malone are there to disrupt incumbent.
It’s too soon to know what happens to TT, but disruption, either way will be the plan, for now.
Anyone heard anything else backing up the speculative articles about VMO2 taking over TalkTalk?
Me neither, the most significant news around TalkTalk is their purchase of SSE Phone & Broadband, and the only news involving VMO2 is the confirmation of £4.5 Billion investment, in Fibre, by VMO2's parents; The fact that the Fibre JV is run as a seperate company, with VMO2 filling the role as an anchor tenant, suggests VMO2 couldn't raise the finance on its own so it fell to its parents to organise this.
Everything I've read since the VMO2 TalkTalk takeover story broke, suggests that it was absolute BS, yet the story was used to knock more than 7% off BT's share price in a single day.