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Current financial year 20/21 hence FY21, next year 21/22 hence FY22

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/10/24/talktalk-arrears-bt-prepares-call-buy-out/

If you say so.....

This quote says everything you need to know about the story "At only £10.5bn, the whole company is valued at half the price tag applied to its infrastructure. Any potential move is unlikely to be seriously considered until pension discussions are completed next year, however."

Just pure guess work journalism.

https://www.businessinsider.com/nikola-earnings-only-revenue-solar-panels-founder-chairman-trevor-milton-2020-8

2/3rds of the market BT.....

if you say so

The share price of Kodak tells you all you need to know about trading in the US. Was up 1200% because they had secured a loan lol

People keep comparing the price to 80p back in 2009. Funny thing is BT in that financial year actually recorded a loss of 1.3 billion. BT this year is on track to record almost a 1.8 billion profit. This is clearly market manipulation at it's best. If you depress the shareprice long enough, you are eventually going to get the company significantly cheaper. Story below says Openreach for £20 billion, I think they have there sights too low, for £20 billion you will probably get the full company.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-8583873/STOCK-WATCH-shadowy-billionaire-set-ring-changes-Openreach.html

difference Toff is Glaxo have not fallen 50% in the current climate. therefore missed expectations on their part will undoubtedly produce a fall. BT at the moment appears to already priced to fail.

I am I missing something with this story, Tosca offered a year ago to buy at 135p and at the time had 19% stake. They have massively increased their stake since, stands to reason they could look at a similar offer. https://news.sky.com/story/talktalk-rejected-135p-a-share-bid-from-major-investor-toscafund-12037466

if you say so

If people read the story there is a clear cop out for BT and others, this will be a phased replacement of existing technology.

"This newspaper has also learned that Mr Dowden will recommend high-risk vendors, such as Huawei, are stripped out of Britain’s telecom networks by the end of 2029. Current departmental thinking is to announce a ‘no new orders’ directive to phone providers over Huawei kit from next year, to limit the amount going into British networks."

Lol, this really brightened up my day, cheers for the analysis but think my investment is safe. If you want a board to spout about bankruptcy, I believe there is a company called wirecard in germany.

2.735 billion on page 135 is total internal Openreach costs. This has been deducted from the revenue of 5.112 billion on page 134.

FT posted a story that BT looking sell multi billion pound stake in Openreach.

Anyone got any idea why airlines are dropping?

up 3% with their trading report 1 week away.

From my understanding there was a pot of $10m available for buy back, I wouldn't be surprised if most of that isn't spent when they tried to support the share price a couple of weeks ago.

just pointing this out but the other 2 funds listed in the notification are also loading up as well, Odey using 3 vehicles to aquire shares.