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Good morning everyone, I just cannot see any point in saying he said /she said buy sell for what ever reason, we must just do what we think is right at the time.
At times we all have an idea or want for the SP to go high or low so just do what you want an no one else.
ITV is just a trading stock that if we can buy low ish and sell higher than we bought great stuff and that's it.
I think a retest of the 50 and 200 DMA at some point in the next couple of weeks or so, is far more likely than a push onto 80p, personally.
Happy to simply hold for now in this range, but low 60's on no specific news will become tempting.
Otherwise, the value trap dividend collection will be adequate for me in this small part of the p/f.
Pogo told everyone to hold. That SP would be 75p last week. 80p at end of this week.
There were times when we could have sold at 76 and 75p and lose the 3.3p dividend but Pyongyang Pogo told everyone to hold. If you had sold at 75p and bought back at 69.25 you would have had 0.35p in stamp duty. Add that to the 3.3p dividend and you have 72.9p. Small trading fee but that is small change.
Clear 2p gain and with cash in your account now rather than May 24th.
Pogo cannot do the basic maths. Pogo is the voice of the DPRK
Simple math.
For all those fascinated by the words of the Russian troll and the investors present here trying to play against the market by speculating on ITV shares.
£0,732 with divi (0,699 without divi) on April 10. Today, after the FTSE100 falls by over 140 points, i.e. about 2%, ITV price is 0.6925 - less than 1% losses.
Listening to the trolls stupidity on this forum has already cost a lot of nerves and wasted capital lots of people. And the variability of opinions and presented by this troll predictions are only proves the stupidity and naivety of those who listen to them. No offense, but it's time to start respecting your own mind and not someone else's opinion, especially since this person does not take responsibility for it. And in my opinion, this person hasn't any money to be able to create any real investing in the stock of ITV shares. This is only a troll who preys on other people's emotions and enjoys other people's failures.
End of this week as I expect ITV shares not less than £0.7071.
There are better cheap shares at the moment. Most shares have lost 1-2% today minimum. That is easy gains once we get over this US market correction
One will be adding more, if conditions persist, with a view to staying long. Consider it as nabbing a bargain, more like a passing shower than a market monsoon. It's an opportunity to seize some deals, and if the showers persist, why not keep stocking up?
Thanks Pogo.
I should have considered that before I chucked nearly 50,000 into this pre McCall days. The rest is history but I live in hope.
Don't intend to fall for it again so I'm holding quite a bit in cash in the case of a total financial meltdown.
1:3
losses to profits
Omalley123
No obsession... yes. But I invested my money not only because Stock Market is a part of my life, hobby, etc., etc... I trying to invest my money as much as safely and as possible with the highest possible rate of return. And because of this I am not trying to buy some shares which should give me biggest profits when I need to risk a lot too. I always calculate risk of losses first and after profits which I expecting. And the ratio need to be minimum at 1:3
As I said some time ago. I observe about 40 different shares, and get a close look for 5-10. Make a money will be always possible but in my age I prefer lower risk. With me experience and as for myself ITV is the best option, and should give me a good profits with a risk of losses limited to minimum. Portfolio build from 2-5 shares is good when you do not expect profits beyond the market rate on one of your investments. Otherwise, a large portfolio reduces profits, increases costs and weakens the speed of response.
I've no obsession with buying back into ITV whatever. The fact is I've a stash of money that I can invest anywhere at the moment and not trapped in ITV. I'll wait and see.
Pogo bought in the 70s. So his share price is down. He collected dividend only. Wasted opportunity where he could have bought into shares with real sp growth.
A fool and his North Korean Won
I am starting to think there may be another chance to buy back at 60 before the end of the year. Then take the rise up to 80. Nothing is going to happen at the AGM so we are stuck with the Panto Dame and her many cronies failing to seize on the opportunity to grow the studios by strategic sales and aquisitions
It goes without saying. Do not listen to Winstanley, Pogo or the many rampers here.
In over 25 years of my investing on the stock exchange, I have learned a few things. First of all, you should not try to make changes when you are sitting on a horse that will cross the finish line in the lead anyway.
I propose after a couple of months to check how much will be worth your portfolio without any changes. Money talks. In this year on the £38k which I invested in ITV I get (price 69.35 +divi) about £2.9 k profits. I think that is not bad.
Looking like sell pre divi was the call unless you're in for about 50 years. At least I sold half and I'll wait and see for a while I guess.
Ahem israel Iran is the main event. Ukraine is just the side show now.
Anyway good that you have not been sent to the gulags yet Pogo. Can we get you to return to your predictions before and adter ex divi date. I think you said 75p and then 80p at the end of this week?
Do you not feel yours words may have convinced some of the idiots amongst us to hold? Now we are sat on hefty losses because we listened to the voice of Pyongyang.
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No one except extreme extermism in both Israel and Iran will care about a wider conflict.
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ITV - Another 10k added at 69.10
Taking advantage of opportunities is the basic rule. The medium-term forecast remains unchanged. And if the whole world goes to hell, why worry about money or shares... So I propose a bit of realism. Apart from extreme extermism in both Israel and Iran, Nikon will not be affected by a broader conflict. The current correction on the stock market, especially in the US, was expected and visible in the behavior of leading indicators. It is also needed. In my opinion, 2024 is the year of British shares, which have been undervalued recently.
Russian multiple accounts trolls will always stay just trolls.
It is crashing all over again! Back to 60p as it has done for two years now?
Where is Pyongyangs finest when we need him? Pogo we need your Juche wisdom to tell us how this is all part of the normal cycle for a decadent western nation and not to be tempted to sell before it goes into the 50s.
This could finish back at 71 by the ned of the day. Lots of shares down this morning but now taking back 0.5 to 1%
Well done and well timed winstanly !
Looking like it does what it says on the tin. Stagnate or decline. I'm holding off for the moment.
Topped up, sub 69.5
Bargain IMO
There's no doubt, winners keep on winning - even when the 'rain on the parade' usual suspects are in full negatively.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/itvs-chase-dealt-huge-blow-32591396
Attention, new investors: Be wary of WimbledonTom's motives, aimed at impeding ITV's advancement. His persistent attacks on the CEO, are his primary tactic. He frequently adopts alternate pseudonyms. Those who recently sold their shares, before results, because they were influenced by his nonsense are no doubt regretting it.
Falling revenue from free to air.
Falling viewing figures
Do not let that cloud your judgement. Keep on ramping in the hope you can keep this above 70 for the rest of the year.