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.... "big chunk" ha ha
I am always impressed by investors who sell at the top and buy at the bottom. However, having the opportunity to check the "trade list" at both levels, sometimes I wonder how much means "a lot" for some people, of course, apart from the fact that I have probably outgrown the times when I read fairy tales.
Sometimes I wonder about the level of intellect of people who believe that no one will check their words. However, the post history and order statistics are publicly available.
I for one think this price below 70p is a great buy in / top up price and with everything that's going on it's a G/Tee that this will be back to 75p-80p within a few weeks.
OK we have a little problem in the Mid/East , but ITV is on solid ground with millions of shares to buy back and that will help keep the SP above the mid 60's. I for one am topping up more to add to my 70p buys after selling a big chunk at 75p-76p.
Ups...
68.80 ...
88.80 probably but not today :)
What amuses me the most on this forum is the mutual "discussion" conducted by the troll within his multi-account kingdom.
But Friday 1pm
88.80 pence and 1.5 million shares in today's trading, which means about 1 million extra for buyback.
Hm... I think it's time, but make a mistakes is in human nature. But please remember that as I said "I am not counting daily losses or profits". The most important thing is the result at the end of my investment.
Well, if I do not get screwed by the 'special independent committee' presiding over the future of PARA (and seemingly ignoring far better prospects than Skydance at the time of print - which is not hard!) - then I will chuck some more in here at low 60's, which I would probably have done anyway, but might take a few more if the above goes well.
Are there any good CEO's in the media world right now? Overpaid and mediocre, by and large, IMO. Hey ho.
I was just going to buy another 5K but you've talked me out of it for now. Probably safer in premium bonds at the moment.
Troll, troll, troll ...
I am so sorry for anyone who believed Pogo's promise of 70p today. Yet again Pyongyang Pogo has called it wrong. He has a terrible history of guessing completely the opposite of what happens.
Looks like we are in for turbulent times ahead and some stock market corrections brought on by Iran's acts of aggression against Israel. The 2 million shares a day being bought by ITV is going to run out by end of the year and then that 56-76p gain may all fade away
Needs more action from the Dame and the BoD. Ignore the DPRK bot Pogo
Pogo your translation app is not great. The sentences you post are incomprehensible to native English speakers. I try to decipher them but am at a loss as to the meaning of your words. This probably means that every article you read on ITV has gone through the same app and comes out as gibberish. I get that your intention is good but right now your posts are a distraction from the real issues here.
Just 1% up to confirm weekly growing trend on the Friday' end of the day....
Fighting for "tips" usually ends with the loss of guaranteed profits. And admitting one's mistake and one's own stupidity usually lasts long enough to only increase these losses
This is the chart I am referring to:
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=ITV&p=0&t=15
Very unusual shape to today’s finish if you look at a 1 day / intraday chart.
What happened around 3pm to boot it back to just under 70p? Have I missed a news item?
Looks like my £10k investment at 69.10 two days ago ae stayed profitable....
Hm, doesn't matter. I am not counting daily losses or profits.
£0.7071 on the Friday' end still in the game.
Nigeco was known to multihandle. Angershark, Janus were both his handles. It makes sense that Pogo is his and he is using some automatic post generator to disguise that it is him.
Russian troll multiple accounts speak...
Serious question, is Pogo NigeCo in disguise?? Pogo posts alot of the same rubbish Nige used to post on here 1+ year ago?? Then Nige departed and this Pogo individual started his crazy ranting about share price going higher, his love of the Dame etc...all a bit spooky methinks.
I assume that 5 to 10% of the funds from the dividend will come back as reinvestment. We are talking about another 10-15 million shares that will be accumulated in investors' long-term accounts. Let's count 250 to 340 million shares that will disappear from trading as a result of the buyback. In addition, shares blocked by the largest investors and at least 5-15% of the entire issue which are held by small investors (most of them were bought with purchase share price range well above £1). And now I propose to everyone with any mathematical skills to determine the real free float only halfway through the realized buyback. To the price forecasts, taking into account the above liquidity on the stock market, ITV proposes to add the upcoming interest rate cut, growing demand for ITV services from platforms such as Netflix, growth of the advertising market in the UK, upcoming sporting events supported by ITV and many others. You really have to be either stupid, blind or a to be a troll, if you not to notice the specific consequences for the valuation of ITV shares. Moreover, it is worth remembering that in reality the company has already incurred the largest transformation expenses and the results presented in the last quarters should not be at least worse, but definitely better. Just like the next forecasts presented by the Management Board and CEO. And I think this is what all the large long-term players, some of whom have forgotten about so quickly, are counting on. And their horizon of planned profits is probably not limited to a few percent. When purchasing 1% of a company's shares, a profitable investment requires a very large price increase to be able to exit it completely and smoothly. And I also see this in the example of my modest 290k shares, where a sell order at this level is often over 10% of the entire turnover. Let me remind you that we are talking about over 200 million shares and only in the possession of one investor.
Russian troll will always stay just a troll
Now I feel very small next t Pogo's enormous hourly rate. I am lucky if I get £100 a day in my coffee barista role. I rely on big earners like Pogo for tips
Sorry, but my average hourly wage is over £18
Pogo, you're wasted on here. Fancy coming to work for me on the ladders ? £15 per hour and all the pasties you can eat. Plus you get to meet the local zombies. Just put your CV on here.
The CEO is one of the people most interested in the increase in the ITV share price. And both because of the evaluation of her work and the possibility of selling free shares to her. A valuation of £1.5 or £0.70 means differences amounting to thousands of pounds in her wallet. When repeating nonsense, you must be aware of at least their financial consequences.
Yes we may get "nice" results in a few weeks, but the SP will stay in it's normal tranche 68-70p, just how the Dame likes it...
Hence need for a change of CEO as the markets would like.
Yet another ITV Drama last night featuring a Black Female Senior Police Officer Can someone please tell ITV that we thick British peasants have got the message. Yes is normal for non white people,and even Females to hold down important jobs Apart from London however there are still some people holding responsible jobs sometimes white and male. ITV might consider concentrating on tasks other than educating the "thickos" who watch their product !!!!!