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There seems to be a lot of discontent on here with the stagnant SP over the last couple of weeks...
Does nobody else see it as a good thing? The longer it stays down, the more bang for our buck we get with share buybacks
Lenny - I'm fine with it in the short term - hoping it stays weak until at least May 23rd so I can reinvest my dividend - possibly a lot of other holders thinking the same thing...
I don't think you're going to be disappointed mate.
I appreciate the liquidity your short position provides my long position mate.
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Still the dumb dame is problem despite her salary cut she remains an albatross. She still got 250,000+ free share bonus for failure.
Share buyback only 10% money spent.
My worry is if whereas Lloyds has promised to cancel shares when buyback is complete, ITV has not said it will cancel any when buyback complete. So if they eventually end up with 250 million shares held in treasury what's to stop her awarding herself 5million shares next year.
Also worry that Goldman Sachs are doing for their money as price is moving up 10x slower than on the way down. I read they are only allowed to buy 10% of shares traded on the day. Why? Presumably to prevent a short a short squeeze that wipes out shorters the leeches who take money everyday for ruining companies so there Private Equity co-conspirators buy up companies on the cheap, load with debt, fire workers, refloat and run off with their ill gotten gains.
Synic .... another incarnation of the Russian troll
???
Or one from the first after reincarnation as a tom..
Another troll which undermines the legal order in force in the UK. A typical method of Putin's influence services.
Pogodhead. I've been invested in ITV since 2018 when I bought in for the divi.
I don't read your or Tom's crap and you're both going on block because your drivel is boring and you're probably the same person talking out your rrrrr.
Synic
If you have any trust issues with the legal order in the UK, it may be time to move out. Your language and statements refer very clearly to that presented by the Russian troll. And that's it.
Selectively quoting some of someone's statements or forecasts only proves that people reading these posts are treated as idiots. This is typical troll behavior. As I always emphasize, my short-term forecasts depend on the macroeconomic situation. The long-term ones, which also assume an improvement in the macroeconomic situation, i.e. primarily stabilization of inflation and a decline in interest rates, remain unchanged for ITV. This is still a price range of £1.2-1.5 at the end of 2024 and £2.0-3.0 at the end of 2025. I have already described most of the reasons for this valuation. I leave some of them to my knowledge and knowledge of those who do not treat the stock market like roulette.
I bought over 295k ITV shares.. The next big purchases are expected in May. And in fact, I consider every price level - whether it is £0.90 or £0.70 as a bargain. Moreover, on the one hand, both situations will be my success, confirming the accuracy of previous decisions and this year's changes to my portfolio.
I can only wish everyone good investment decisions supported by such a valuation of funds that at the end of the year it would not turn out that all changes in the share portfolio only contributed to a decline in its valuation.
Everyone seems to be Tom, or being accused of being a 'Tom in sheeps clothing'. The 'Tom person' has infected this forum like a disease. Perhaps we should embrace our 'Tomness', have a Spartacus moment - ahem, Tomacus moment!
I'm Tom....and proud of it!!
(I've still got him blocked though!)
Thank you for your support as always Bald Eagle.
Pogo's predictions are getting a bit repetitive. The accuracy rate of Pogo's predictions so far are 0%. Nothing he has promised in the last 12 months has happened. None of the rises he promised. Instead he has sat on a 20%+ loss for a good 6 months despite telling everyone that he knew from his vast experience that ITV would only go up.
Pyongyang Pogo is clueless. His low level of English means that he is incapable of reading most commentary on ITV and cannot follow the financial presentations. He merely looks at stats and then makes wild projections about how this stock will lift in 12 months despite the past 6 years being a period of decline.
I am able to make a conclusion that on the ITV shares we still have an investors which bought this shares on the level £0.60 to £0.65 to get a divi. As this shares will be "swallowed" by buyback we should back to nice and slowly growth.. As I think we are talking about 10 to 20 millions of shares. This represents maximum 10 sessions, but I don't think so that the current price correction will be last longer than 1-2 days. After next week we will start taking about first quarter financial results on 9th May, which as I think may be a big surprise for many, along with forecasts for the next quarters of this year.
But it's only my forecast and opinion.
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.
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.
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.
Sorry, but my average hourly wage is over £18
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
Russian troll will always stay just a troll
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.
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.
Russian troll multiple accounts speak...
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.
£0.7071 on the Friday' end still in the game.