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"Gutter says "It's only a few of us knows what we is doing""
Clearly he doesn't and neither do you. If you look at the Google charts I posted yesterday evening, Yesterday's volume was clearly high at 324,314,446, Wednesday was high too at 202,407,577.
12/06/2023 16:30:00 78,914,740
13/06/2023 16:30:00 93,712,598
14/06/2023 16:30:00 202,407,577
15/06/2023 16:30:00 80,011,992
16/06/2023 16:30:00 324,314,446
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQ49B8X4hFFdtXb6WUx45CDRcgMt5FBglgZCFc5UnApKRpOX8cznaVjvfKeIWdC6xr70q5wCbdhpFe7/pubchart?oid=2085752711&format=interactive
Interesting that Vodafone and CKHGT have call and put options, respectively, which if exercised, would result in Vodafone acquiring CKHGT’s 49% shareholding. I wonder what the detail and timeframes are on that
1) The deal structure was largely as expected
2) National security concerns shouldn’t hold up the deal
3) Convincing the CMA is Key
4) A tie up will offer annual cost and capex synergies of £700 million a year.
5) A merger would allow for faster and better investment in the UKs telecom ecosystem
https://www.capacitymedia.com/article/2bst6okjfuc06sdmxvdog/news/top-five-takeaways-from-vodafone-and-three-merger-announcement
Gutter says "It's only a few of us knows what we is doing"
Well he's proved that time & time again on here says the rest of the posters.
Care in the community just isn't working, gotta laugh.
I have serious doubts as to whether the CMA will allow a merger between Three and Vodafone, but some of the figures mentioned in the article are ridiculous and scare mongering in my opinion. For example my current sim only deal is £6.86 a month and my wife's is a similar price, a £180 per year increase would add £15 a month to each of our bills, or around a 218% increase in our monthly bills. Because of the scaremongering in the article, I struggle to take it seriously. The UK MNO's are moving a wholesale provider model, providing network to MVNO's with some owned by the MNO's, so the combination of wholesale providers and MVNO's should ensure competition remains healthy.
"The 90 day average VOD total share trade volume is 111m."
Daily Volumes since 1st Feb 2023
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQ49B8X4hFFdtXb6WUx45CDRcgMt5FBglgZCFc5UnApKRpOX8cznaVjvfKeIWdC6xr70q5wCbdhpFe7/pubchart?oid=2085752711&format=interactive
Weekly Volumes since 1st Feb 2023
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQ49B8X4hFFdtXb6WUx45CDRcgMt5FBglgZCFc5UnApKRpOX8cznaVjvfKeIWdC6xr70q5wCbdhpFe7/pubchart?oid=903223882&format=interactive
It's only a few of us knows what we is doing
Skaredycat. Why do you take any notice of the uncrossing trade auction? It is completely meaningless to the share price. It is simply about the missmatch you get with the S.E.T.S. trading system & has no relevance to the share price movement.
I'm getting quite good at this. I just wish I was as good at picking winning shares!
Robbed..
Not happy :-)
I like the idea of breaking it up rather than consolidating if it increases the SP. Sell fixed line business separately from the mobile business or the retail separately from the wholesale business. Sure must PE interest
33m sold
246m bought
according to the VOD fundamentals tab on here. there are always timing differences of course in the reporting
The 90 day average VOD total share trade volume is 111m.
No it ain't, it's about normal
240m UT is huge for a Friday?
Accolade this week goes to "EEEEExil"
Well done , by the narrowest margins
Vod closing Sp 73.71p
Speech Speech Exil
Enjoy your weekend....atb
Full list will follow
Found one, already said having counselling paid for by the August dividend
So Jax you had shares, but you have now sold them?
So your main interest is now to talk VOD down 24/7 believing it might move the share price in your favour.
You need to look for a therapist.
No I have shares
I keep telling myself yesterday’s performance is not tomorrows. But it always is with Vod
Some interesting reading and links here for the weekend. The Guardian is suggesting VOD will be making significantly higher gains from the deal than is being promoted.
'Making some very conservative assumptions, we concluded that the Vodafone/Three merger would have the potential to raise average UK mobile bills by £50 to £180 a year – equivalent to sucking up to £12bn out of everyone’s pockets, annually.'
Of course its all academic. In the end, consumers will vote with their feet and concentrate on the network giving the most value. Comparison with the US is biased and should also compare with China, India and Europe at least. A very different perspective emerges when you do that and the merger looks better.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jun/16/vodafone-three-merger-disaster-bills'
Jax have you sold your shares yet as you believe it will take decades to get your money back?
VOD is falling -- in a rising market. That is a (very) bearish sign.
Down -2% since the deal was announced, down -40% in the past year alone, and down -85% this century.
VOD is one of the worst-performing major shares in the worldwide history of mankind.
Not Robleo the diplomat it’s Mikey’s ski slope’s post.
Gutter - You are again incorrect & as Robleo states in his post which is in agreement to my own, an interim is different to a final dividend.
This really is basic stuff that you should try to get a grip of.
May I suggest that you don’t post until you are sure what you are saying is correct, it makes you look like an uneducated fool. Need I say more.