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Good to see all the ITV bashers out in force this week, always a good sign. No doubt we'll get all the Friday numpty research posts tomorrow like clockwork from the so-called 'specialised investment companies' telling us all that ITV is a 'sell' and the chart is extremely bearish !!
Yawn...........
"ITV is for OAPs who really do not need fast returns and just need a hobby in their old age. "
Thanks for reminding me Tom. Thankfully this OAP has feet in both camps, including JLP, BEM,
XTR and GLR. Dare I also admit to being in VOG?. Well we all make mistakes.
"He's probably just being a nuisance on purpose Nige."
Agreed DW he has history, I called him out regarding his claim that advertising revenue had fallen 5% in 2018, when in fact it had increased 1%. The guy's a troll, he's attention seeking again. It must be lonely in his rented bedsit.
I have tried to Filter this guy and seem to be unable to ?
Fair value for any buyer for ITV would be at £1 a share. For that reason they need the share price at 50p to 60p before making a bid.
45% here is a big ask. Other FTSE shares are offering that kind of upside in the next few months. I expect my oil shares to increase that much before end of the year and for my overall gain to be 3x what I bought them for.
ITV is for OAPs who really do not need fast returns and just need a hobby in their old age. Watching small movements in a single share price all day and looking at individual trades certainly is not for me. I spread my time across half a dozen shares.
Agreed DW, all talk from posters that point out that the company could have been bought out when it's share price was at it's lowest quite frankly talk rubbish. Potential predators know that management would never back such a low-ball offer, especially a company that isn't in distress. Management would take advise on the valuation of the company so talk of buying ITV at 60p per share is laughable and amateurish.
Analysts have said in the summer of 2020 that at less than 192p a share, there would be asset strippers or a management buyout, in other words a bidding war. Anyone wanting to purchase ITV know that they would have to pay a large premium to the current share price of 105p. Most probably 190p to 210p would be my best guess. ITV are in a healthier position coming out of the pandemic than before it, with less debt. Now how many companies can say that? Many will need to raise cash. JMO.
perhaps ITV can arrange an outage of Youtube/Whatsapp/Netflix etc and then maybe they'll get a captive audience. They should just hire some Israelis that know their tech stuff on cyber wars.
If only that were true Nige. Alas nobody showed any interest 12 months ago when they could have bought ITV at half the price. They must be waiting for the share price to fall again.
ITV content is often too UK centric. Made for mass UK audiences. Gameshows and weak documentaries. They also play it too safe and rarely invest in the innovative and original films and dramas that CH4 is renown for.
Would not go near this with a barge pole until Carolyn hands in her notice. Much better FTSE 100 offerings out there right now. Roll on next Thursday when I cash in big time.
5eights......... "If true, the group needs a content catalogue that can compete with practically all entertainment out there. '
Hmmmm.........conventional TV, content catalogue ??"
So true mate, content is king........ ITV = content = KERCHING! One of the large streamers will swallow up ITV without touching the sides.
Just reading through the statement and numbers and here's a snippet from an article published by Hargreaves Landsdown earlier :-
'We're encouraged to hear that existing subscribers are sticking with Netflix. But keeping customers engaged is only going to get harder. The group believes it competes not just with other streaming businesses, but with gaming, reading, and conventional TV for customer attention. It's a belief nicely illustrated by the fact engagement rose 14% during the recent Facebook/WhatsApp/Instagram outage. If true, the group needs a content catalogue that can compete with practically all entertainment out there. '
Hmmmm.........conventional TV, content catalogue ??