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Wow THG went off the side of a cliff during covid and has never recovered. I am still so happy I went with Shell during covid for a recovery share and made 2.5x my money on the shares bought at £10 lows. Just need ITV to go back to pre Mccall/ITVX fiasco share price of 120.
What do I know I am just wishing as normal.
THG was listed first as the Hut group with Matt Moulding at about £6.00 but for the last year traded from 55p- 80p odd and greatly under valued, but again just my view. Bought and sold a few times over the last year and made money each time so just looking to do the same again. But knowing my luck it will probably go down now to 50p.
THG I know very little about but that 60p price looks good on the graph.
You think 78 is achievable before ex divi? I think 76 might have been the high yesterday and price may fall back to 70p after ex divi and then the buybacks will increase as the general market tries to pressure the price back below 70p.
Morning tom, I sold the chunk of shares I bought last week for a little more profit to finish off 23/23 tax allowance. I will also sell another chunk on 10th if the SP hits 79p-80p and buy back in after Divi fall on the 12th /13th if it's down to 72p ish.
Also bought back in to THG after the fall yesterday and looking to make another 5p-8p for a quick turn round on those.
It's all a game.
One week to ex divi day. Weighing up different strategies. Going all in. Selling half with the idea of buying back on the day at maybe 5% less. Selling and taking the profit now before we go into six months of stagnation where nothing happens and the share price slowly declines.
What would Jed do?
I wrote my predictions about price after divi (any drop dependence shares price on the end of 11/04) and a possible drop after this date in the TWO maybe three working days.
I am not said that I am selling.
Please to remember:
Russian trolls will stay always just the trolls.
Everyone need to take own decision, as it feel and as the risk which is accepted
I have long term point of view on the ITV. Nothing changed. Easy to find in my comments. I always write the true and what I really think, according to the principle "better shut up than lie". This is my life rule, one from the lots. I am keeping my short term invest plan for yourself, which should be understandable to everyone,. In this matter don't worry I will said about it after facts.
I have up to 250k ITV shares on my both accounts.
I don't invest money on someone else's account. It is too stressful, limits investment options and, above all, requires specific qualifications and licenses.
All the best for everyone real ITV shareholders
Over 75. Quite an achievement. Congratulations to all the long term holders and ignore the newcomer Pogo who is only here for short term gain
It is a sorry state of affairs and will only get worse with Labour where middle incomes are squeezed by taxes that super rich never pay.
On the bright side we have record levels of immigration to pay tax and not 300million pensioners like China has.
Hi AndAnother, yes it's terrible and the worst I have ever seen. My guess is lots of people just will not bother to keep trading if they have to keep doing tax returns and this will hit the markets this year, but what do I know.
Jed,
These latest tory stealth taxes (on dividends and CGT) do complicate things. I'm in the process of selling off holdings in funds and shares accounts rather than see the fruits (dividends) of my hard work going into the trough.
If you wish to raise a question before the AGM please email it to groupsecretariat@itv.com no later than 5.00 p.m. on Thursday, 25 April 2024.
https://www.itvplc.com/investors/shareholder-information/agm
Yeah its a tricky one. I've managed to recoup to breakeven level on my second investment and I'd be extremely annoyed with myself if I got greedy expecting more out of it only to see it drop.
I'm still heavily underwater with my initial investment however and would need a miracle to recoup those losses.
The trouble now is , if you don't hold all/many shares in an ISA we will only get £500 tax free divi allowance in 24/25 tax year, so is it worth getting more than that because I for one don't want to get involved in all those tax returns etc.
Just make the £3,000 CGT allowance.
Hi omalley123, I guess we are all thinking that. We have today and tomorrow to sell and any profit can go to this years tax allowance but if you don't sell now then we can sell up to say the 10th April if the SP hits 78-80p and then buy back when I think it will drop to 72p-73p again. All a big guess.
Is it sensible to sell now, miss the divi then buy back in on the drop ? Can't make my mind up. Or am I missing something ?
I predict an intersession drop in the share price of 5-8% in the next two sessions after the right to dividend is granted. Then... What are your predictions?
I know how they must feel at that price. Shocking display of leadership.
Liberty Media own 9.9% / 398.5m shares. Their average buy in price is around 220p.
I believe they had 10000;000 shares originally when they were at a pound , but the shares were flying then for a bit due to strong takeover talk.
I expect shares will drop if liberty global sells itv stake.what price did they buy in ?
Liberty have just sold out of All Three Media for amint of money I doubt they will be holding ITV for much longer .
So we come to the end of 2023/24 tax year fo Divi's and CGT allowance.
Is it worth buying / selling shares now on? We move to only £500 tax fee allowance per person on Divi's and only £3,000 tax free allowance on CGT. OK that's £1000 and £6000 for joint accounts but is it now worth all the pain and trouble to carry on.
My guess will be that many will just put everything into ISA's and sit back and take it easy, and that's my thinking after 40 odd years of this, but everyone to their own.
Weird co-incidence:
“… a slightly smaller stake (in Dorna Sports / MotoGP) is held by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB).”
Who are also the main reported shorter of ITV!
Small world isn’t it?
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB0033986497/
… of MotoGP. :)
ITV’s main shareholder Liberty Global goes on the acquisition trail with surprise takeover of MotoGP for £3.5bn.
https://news.sky.com/story/formula-one-owner-liberty-to-unveil-16335bn-takeover-of-motogp-13105256
This is a useful site - click the “FTSE Rankings” tab.
Updated 28 Mar - shows ITV now sits at FTSE position 121 with a market cap just under £3bn
But note automatic FTSE 100 re-entry isn’t until way up near £4.3bn…
https://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/