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Aus3009,
I maybe missed something in the thread and talking generally. Specifically, a financial review of BT dunn&bradstreet markets would determine how material the impact on existing European enterprise accounts and new prospects. I am guessing some of this work has been done in the BT decision to withdraw from Ireland, Spain, Latin America etc. I agree with you on the principles of single standards etc. But even within EU, each sovereign member state has complex local compliance requirements and their own unique portfolio of legacy technologies and systems. Hence the draft agreement is written to allow local politicians flexibility to spin the agreement as required locally. VOD has been successful with the Liberty deal in Germany and Eastern Europe
Longish - we will have to disagree on this one I’m afraid. I’m concerned you don’t get my point. The reason why not very many technology services /are sold / bought from third parties and visa versus, is not because they can’t its because internally it’s all one set of rules & one standard therefore companies choose not to have two, or three or risk their customer data to new complexity & therefore risk. This won’t stop such trade but it will damage it. If the UK carries on being ridiculous about the whole thing and the harm out choices will do to others, they will certainly make a conscious decision to not take on risk & complexity, when they can choose not to. I find this a fairly obvious and compelling conclusion. Obviously U.K. market will suffer in its own right.
Mosad maybe, is it Abraham, or Avroham lol
YES you guessed right I am from East Germany a former member of the Stazi and thats why I own Deutsche Telecom shares who incidentally have been going up nicely in the recent weeks. I am also a member of the CIA and Mosad.
Aus3009,
I think telco services will be ok. The problem of where a service is provided in 'cyberspace' generally is tied to a physical location/ platform/ device and is not a problem unique to Brexit but all interoperators/ service providers etc and lots of effort is currently spent collecting/ arguing for 'local' taxes.
Similar problems arising with China/US where the trade data is materially different/ out of balance ie what is recorded as sent vs what is recorded as received because of all the intermediary countries adding value toward the end product...
The WTO et al have laid out the measurement and reporting rules if a country wishes to subscribe to them...
"it seems you are coming round when it comes to Avro"
It's obvious he only comes on here to stir the pot, I suspect he originates from East Germany, or possibly further into the Eastern Bloc countries.
Fleccy - although you are much more polite than me, it seems you are coming round when it comes to Avro
Longish - I think we will have wait and see. I’m pretty sure EU companies will shy away from third countries. Can you imagine key banking for the Euro remaining in London long term. Bad enough a country outside the euro area, outside EU jurisdiction... european bank.... there’s no chance.
"Interestingly enough although I have to admit no one on here takes me seriously."
How right you are, eventually a stuck record grinds away at the most patient of people.
Do you work, because you seem to spend a lot of time on here with your repeat negative posting.
Just to cheer you up, i'm buying a load more BT in Sep, with my soon to arrive dividends.
Hi Aus3009,
We already have data compliance regulations today and BT risk & governance procedures are bau..I am not saying there wont be compliance issues, but its just part of the endless day job for BT and costed in..
Longish - so you don’t think different jurisdiction areas for data protection and information sharing won’t affect services .... really ?
"missed out Irish border"
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I think the border issue will be a problem for the movement of goods. I dont think it will impact the delivery of services.
Sorry I forgot to mention Royal Mail it is another icon that is going from bad to worse.
BluePete,
Nothing on here can affect the SP.
Interestingly enough although I have to admit no one on here takes me seriously. With the benefit of hindsight when the share price was above £3 and i was screaming sell sell. Do you not think that people would have benefited had they taken me seriously and listened to me.
It is time to panic.
No I am not related to Frazer. I am related to Jonesy though "DONT PANIC" "DONT PANIC".
Sorry missed out Irish border. WTO will force Britain into having an Irish border otherwise their WTO membership will be invalid
Dodger777 do you are one of them then. For a start BT do lots of telecoms for the “actual “ EU itself, when bidding starts they restrict it to EU members to ensure their rules and regulations are followed. Speaking of which BT outside the EU will no longer be signed up to all the data protection and information sharing regulations, again this will automatically remove them from the bidding process for many european companies. & by the way another important fact if U.K. crashes out of EU they will have to have a border or they will crash out of the WTO too. (That will further damage BT) WTO regulations & rules clearly require then to have a hard and manned customs and trade border......... oops
No it is much too serious it is not a comedy.Peoples investments and jobs are at stake.
Google it and you will find out.
The whiny "stock market specialists" that came to BT to make a quick buck all seem to be rather bitter, they all know for a fact that BT is bankrupt, losing contracts, closing down, useless bla bla bla, but they still went ahead and bought in, why didn't they use their all knowing foresight to start with?.
IMHO, BT will out live all of us and our great grand children. BT will recover at some point in the future, when? No one knows.
Bt still turn over 2 billion per year profit , your examples of British Steel/ Leyland are not comparable . I remember in the 70s it was common for these companies to announce major losses and to take cash off the State to survive another year or two to no avail, until we see major losses over a couple of years theres no chance of BT going under . The fibre and copper would have to be completely superseded by really reliable 5-6-7 G to make BT not needed for the last mile as major fibre between exchanges still vital to Mobile network
So what contracts are they going to lose heavy ?
Please list them as you are obviously so knowledgable
Thank you
After Brexit BT will loose many contracts with the EU.Shareholders will suffer but not Boris and his millionaire mates.