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oh thats been a total disaster sadly

this will probably have a decent bounce tomorrow

https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/17828154/itv-new-streaming-service-this-year/

ITV Revenues Soar 24% to $4.6 Billion, Integrated AVOD/SVOD Platform Revealed

U.K. broadcaster ITV’s annual results for 2021 were announced Thursday and the picture is rosy.

Total external revenue was up 24% to £3.4 billion ($4.6 billion), up from COVID-hit 2020’s £2.7 billion . ITV Studios total revenues grew 28% to £1.7 billion, up from 2020’s £1.3 billion and now stands just 2% below the heights of 2019. ITV Studios external revenue was up 30% at £1.1 billion, compared to 2020’s £903 million.

Total revenue from the group’s media and entertainment business was up 21% at £2.2 billion, up from 2020’s £1.8 billion, with total advertising revenue up 24%, the highest in ITV’s history within which video on demand advertising was up 41%.

Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization (EBITA) was up 42% at £813 million up from 2020’s £573 million. This was driven by the strong recovery in the advertising market, resumption of productions post COVID and tight cost control, with £37 million of permanent overhead cost savings in the year, ITV said.

traded this 3 times already today - now for a fourth

but this is one of the shares I used to benchmark my view of the ftse, 77p would be trouble

in war conditions ftse stocks like this get volatile. also for all we know some Russians have been dumping their ITV stock this morning (I used to audit some Russians back in the day)

took 2g profit, might go back in if we see 92p again

cant belive i got my order filled at 92p - f'ing hilarious, im 2grand up already

I now own a news camera, got loads at 92pish

i got some for a trade but NT to buy

Foxtons has bounced back to a profit after two years of losses on the back of the buoyant property market. The estate agent returned to a pre-tax profit of £5.6 million for 2021 after a loss of £1.4 million the year before, following the easing of pandemic restrictions and rising housing prices, which are up 20 per cent compared with February 2020. The company, founded in Notting Hill, west London, in 1981, reported a jump in revenues to £126.5 million for 2021 versus £95.6 million in 2020. The upbeat results extended to its mortgage broking arm, Alexander Hall, which Foxtons confirmed will be retained, despite a strategic review of the business in July. Nic Budden, chief executive, said the company had a good year and had successfully delivered the first phase of its growth plan. It was “confident of delivering further growth this year and into the future,” he added.

“The sales market remains buoyant, with our current under-offer sales commission pipeline marginally ahead of 2021, and we have a good pipeline of potential lettings portfolio acquisitions.”

mr Simmons your explanation makes sense.

im not in this and never have been, and looking at the names of some of the posters on here, u have some real Wrong uns on here. stop believing and listening to them, pick your own shares and go do your own thing. im not surprised to see some of the names on here quite frankly

Sharetalk say V shaped Bullflag and possibly 5.5p coming by end of the month

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yeah ive emailed them to ask them to explain it.

maybe try contacting investor relations to ask.

from 90p

I spoke to my friend whose at PWC< he said its non-cash and its just an accounting adjustment and theres no actual outflow of cash and its just arisen due to changes in predicted future TAX RATE changes. I still dont quite get it though