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The way handy Mandy talks is absolutely disgusting. Misinformed , propaganda.
The way he talks about Bt team members with absolutely no experience, he is a disgrace , an embarrassment and he should be banned. Disgusting person.

Bought £600 of this today, first time buying it.

Was hoping this would go down further lol

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Reasoning is that the dividend covered at present, a sound business , ability to overcome short term squeeze , long term great prospect. Even if Divi is cut in half it’s still decent in the short term. Share price also offers good room for future growth

I bought dlg at 220 216 206 192 , all before divi. Bought more at 175 last week.

Own lgen aviva , admiral at 1750 on the dip the other month.

Also been buying vod bt sainsburys and I bought £400 of synt on Friday at 104p. Ex next week. Missed Thursdays low of 88p

Well the union would cease to exist if it didn’t continue to do everything in its power to get a ‘result’ whether it’s a better deal than on the table or one that is marginally better , touted as great but selling workers out.

Until Bt offer something the union won’t stop, it’s their purpose, and while some members might give up , majority won’t , they’ll back their union and are not new employees. So I guess it goes on.

Not that I think Bt will budge unless outside factors cause them to.

NDNIC00

To summarise , Bt feels it on copper repairs , and fibre build, when strikes ongoing.

NDNIC00 agree with everything you said except for the scale of existing fibre use vs copper.
Large portion of Bt network is still copper.

DSLAM is e side fibre and d side copper . 1/2 the network on DSLAM alone is copper. The D side will take a long time to fully replace, not just til 2025/6 . D side is where all the faults are.

NDNIC00 a large portion of the network is still running on copper . Not fibre. It’s a fallacy to say fibre doesn’t need repairs just as copper does. I know full well that they are both going down equally

But that aside, new residential installs and Major build works are what are affected more and delayed. Order books are closed on strike days, work is delayed and pushed out and Bt is already feeling the heat on their order books and targets.

Delude yourself otherwise if it makes you feel like a right wing share holder…

To say the strikes had no effect on the share price is a deluded and biased position to take. It had some effect on the share price decline but not solely to do with it now being 121p. Just one of a few factors.

It isn’t the strikes themselves that are impacting, it is the market not knowing where the dispute will end or how. You can say workers will give up, some might. But many won’t. So if it isn’t resolved, it will go on.
The market knows this , the union knows this, BT knows this. Just a few biased people in here who don’t want to know and shoot anyone down for suggesting anything pro union.

All that said, I bought a further £1000 at 121, and if it goes lower from here I will buy more and more as it goes.

Been watching synt since 160. Was about to buy at 138. Then it tanked. Missed Thursdays lows bought some on Friday at 104p

Sold my Unilever at 4150 and bought dlg at 173

Hope you’re right Fleccy

Just bought another £5k today at 127. Unfortunately when I got sat down with my mum to put it in her isa, I missed the 123p

Handjob Mandy is a true freak.

Handy Mandy instigates a lot of bull shyt negative talk in here.

£6k buy at 126 . Will fill mums isa if goes lower

Lppolit build like fury is regardless of recession and is for the future. If there isn’t a point in building now, Is there a point in the network in future?

Fleccy your calculations on striking are based on immediate returns for low paid employees. The majority are not low paid , they’re engineering and above.

Sentiment is negative. If the pay settlement is agreed, then regardless of downturn Bt will continue to ‘build like fury’ as per Philip Jansens pledge. Bt Is a juggernaut and it will survive this or worse down turns. The settlement and Engineers are key to a very prosperous future from 2026 onwards