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Pacemaker1000 what’s pathetic is ranting over something not getting it or understanding the facts, BT was practically given away at the expense of taxpayers on the first place just like many others, and since then had been given funding from the governments throughout, so it's not a if they did much themselves other than probably gives the Directors kickbacks from the said funding, as result we have fallen back from Asia EU and America. If it wasn't for these small providers we we probably be paying through our nose to BT. It is what it is, an unhealthy monopoly, and regulator and all the other not just TalkTalk but Sky, Vod and the rest all think so too.
Since the results there has been more buys than sells everyday, but the price keeps going down.
Same here, never thought I'd get this lucky. If you bought higher keep averaging down.
Is that a 2.2218 Pence shorters and bear to pay? You guys are staring to sound desperate, give it a rest.
Just added a small long. Shorters won't like it but dividend is here to stay the company has progressive dividend policy and the cover will catch up to current level eventfully and also the expansion in to EU to come hopefully. As a customer just added and 18month bundle and got an amazing deal, if it wasn't for talktalk BT would still be fleecing British pubic, t and wasn't the BT CEO left to go to work for government? Talk about conflict of interest.
Hi Gerry, yes I agree Talktalk is a victim of a hack and yet it got punished for being a victim.
Sorry what I meant was that from it's current price would need to add more than 100% to make up to what was it's peak, and if it recovers back up, a potential to make 100%. But even if things don't pan out and the dividend is cut back to say 9/8P which would be covered by the earnings, that is still a good return.
Funny how some who who don't want to invest in a company are always spending lots of time on it. The share price has droped more than 100% from it's peak while revenue as gone gone down only 1.1%, and lost customers have been made back already and with ahead of market expectations next results, it's not as bad as some are making it. The management is doing good job and seems to have shareholders support. If it drops further will get in around 170 mark.
No way it's a Lemon, profits doubled, divi maintained, and importantly mobile take up. It's looking good. http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2016/11/15/is-vodafone-group-plc-or-talktalk-telecom-group-plc-the-better-bet-after-todays-results/
Hey Opium, you keep ranting about shorts, but it's not necessarily a bad thing.
Takeover speculation.
Thank you for correcting my English, have a beef Jerky. :) I understand Oil is important to shell at the moment, but say by 2030 when it becomes 100% Electric Transportation and 100% Solar energy, what then? The link mentions some renewable research, but can't find anything specific.
Does RDS have plans of what will happen when it's market is disrupted and oil is replaced with Battery's? Is there any R&D in to developing battery’s to power transportation in the future, or building Solar cells?
Solid set of results, In profit of £217m from loss of £785m, debt being reduced and focus to reduce more.
Impressive results could see us 223p then fall back to 219p, if not then tomorrow close will be 209p.
It happens ;) But if you think you made a mistake then get in quick, as I feel the results could push it over £2.22. Lets hope potts gives us the words "Ahead of market expectations" DYOR ATB everyone invested here.
Seriously are you for real? stop embarrassing yourself. You don't understand what was stated and tried to misinterpret, the links are provided to the past articles they wrote is 2015, so people can read about what's been going on in the past and have been included at the bottom of the article, for a better understanding. You also fail to understand Tesco don't need to have hidden value to make a play for it, it's the Morrisons that has hidden value and can pay for itself. thus allowing Tesco to own more stores and close the leased stores, amongst other advantages. As holder of mrw I don't need to talk it up, as I am happy to hold until it gets to £2.75 on it's own, and will be better off for it. I am also starting to warm to the new CEO and hope he can deliver, and a good news today and hope many more to come. Shouldn't you be somewhere spending your Tesco divi, lol
Tesco must have done some number crunching, to pillage mrw of it's assets and a potential of £16bln revenue business to save itself. CEO also has right direction and if he can pull it off, £2.75 a share seems too cheap. http://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Business-News/Morrisons-boss-has-moved-mountains-in-a-year
Results will be on the 12th May, and divi to be paid some times after that, exact dates to be announced. You are looking at approx 10.58p, and a yield of over 6.22%, and if things turn more better these figures may be improved on. ATB
Hi everyone. I hope Potts don't get that kind of idea, paying £3 billions for click and collect tills. LOL If you look at Amazon, they build it from grounds up and on the cheap, and mrw should learn from that.