ITV Share Price (ITV)

Well, isn't it hilarious how someone of your obvious low caliber fails to recognise the merit in salvaging a struggling FTSE company? Clearly, turning around a ship destined to sink doesn't count as an achievement in your book.

Windy, Robthe nob, how witty you are, not funny! But what is hilarious is your statement that ITV were struggling when in January 2018 the gaff prone posh bird arrived. On that day the share price was a struggling £1.67p and the company was ready for it's new broom so to speak. So what happened next, well Windy the Dame certainly got hold of reins and burst into action. From that lowly share price of 167p she went tooth and nail into turning ITV around, well Windy I won't bother trying to educate that vacant space between your ears, I will let today's close of 70p portray what she has achieved......a fall of 60% plus over six years. What a turn around, what a plonker!

Robs60,

...or should one say robthenob,

Well, isn't it hilarious how someone of your obvious low caliber fails to recognise the merit in salvaging a struggling FTSE company? Clearly, turning around a ship destined to sink doesn't count as an achievement in your book. It might be time to toughen up, either double down on your investment or gracefully bow out of your streak of losses, old chap.

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 'As if any investor would sell their ITV stake because of a post from Wimbledon Tom, or me or you for that matter.'

You know yourself, Tom, Janus1 was taken in by your tomfoolery.

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.

Winstanley or should I should I say Windbag, I find your disregard to others is brought about by your ignorance and high opinion of yourself. As if any investor would sell their ITV stake because of a post from Wimbledon Tom, or me or you for that matter. You style of investing is a road to the poor house and your belief that McCall is a great CEO shows how dumb you are.

What a joke, someone who thinks destroying the value of a FTSE company by 70% is a great achievement, time you cashed in your chips me old mate, you are demeneted!

Only 17k in buyback today and about 400k in two days. Volume in last days as the same average level. As we know JP Morgan which is responsible for buyback is working for private investors too. Is it the reason so small buyback 'volume, I don't know. 9th May is coming soon...

She must stay:

Dame Carolyn McCall's tenure at EasyJet coincided with a crucial period of economic recovery, undoubtedly contributing to her favorable reputation during that time. Her ability to navigate market forces and steer EasyJet towards success reflects her strategic prowess and adaptability. While some may perceive her as disconnected or out of touch, her leadership qualities and experience in managing a large corporation are undeniable assets. Under her guidance, ITV has undoubtedly faced challenges, but it's essential to acknowledge her efforts to address shareholder concerns through initiatives like the buyback, demonstrating a commitment to long-term sustainability. Rather than dismissing her achievements as mere luck or circumstance, it's worth recognizing her contributions and considering how her expertise can continue to benefit ITV's future trajectory.

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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.