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67.20 please Roofer

Cheez. Geez

Sod it let’s have a good week Roofer.

73.6 for me please.

Cheers

70.66 for me please Roofer.

Cheers me deers

Hey Roofer.

Thanks for keeping this going. What a crappy week. Saw it coming. But had a good top up today.

Got to turn good 1 day. Buying on the drops

66.50 for me please Roofer

Thanks

68.4 please Roofer. Cheers

70.56 for me please Roofer

71.08 please Roofer.

Thanks

74.7 please Roofer🙏

Why. Thank you Roofer

I’m blown away. ( quite literally )

You all stay safe out there with this crazy wind.

GLA

71.80 Please Roofer

73.6p please. 👍

If people listen to that sad individual they deserve to lose money. It’s only a green box to me. GLA

Still see loads of green boxes on here so the p r I k still posting here. SAD

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Here’s the forecast for BT with the share price at 140p and the dividend yield at 5.7%

With some good results in November and a bit of head wind we could get there quite soon.

Gla

A turnaround may be coming

In the lead FTSE 100 index, telecommunications giant BT (LSE: BT.A) is changing hands on a low rating. With the share price near 146p, the forward-looking price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is just below 7.9 for the trading year to March 2026. That compares to the average rating for the FTSE 100 at about 13.6.

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However, BT does have risks, one of which is the mountain of debt on the balance sheet. Another is its patchy earnings record, suggesting an uncertain path ahead. On top of those things, BT operates in competitive markets.

Nevertheless, the company announced this year it had passed peak capital expenditure for its fibre broadband rollout programme. So perhaps more of the firm’s cash flow can be used for debt-reduction and shareholder dividends.

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Meanwhile, the anticipated dividend yield for next year is running at about 5.5%, which offers shareholders a decent level of income now. But if the company’s cash flow can drive dividend progression in the coming years, the rising payment may help push the share price higher too.

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