Liberty, Masts, Real Proftability28 Jan 2019 09:44
If, as it seems likely, the Liberty deal doesn't actually happen due to the German Government's(Germany is the EU after all) holding of 30% of Deutsche Telecom, the masts do get sold and profitability continues to drop how low does this share go.
I don't really plan on making many more contributions as I had only made the occasional view of comments (mostly moronic on the whole assuming they are genuine and often simply repeating the same drivel to comfort blanket themselves) which seems to be alleged long term holders who are dividend fanatics even at the cost of their investment, those who set new benchmarks for themselves after the share has fallen again and the 180-200 price obsessives.
If the passive aggressive morons are ignored and the ones who need constant reassurance (they really shouldn't be in this game) then hasn't this share finally found its near upper trading price and might a new low eventually appear at around 110-125. FYI nothing anyone says or does on these forums will ever alter the share price only for those who purport to follow the sheeple.
All the joint partnerships in the world that don't actually generate income (real income) don't make the share price move and especially when they are non binding.
What would propel this to say 160-180. The mountain for this share seems huge.
I guess after a spike this week or maybe not the real levels will appear .
I'm sure that the usual drivel will be used to disprove why Vodafone hasn't been a huge underperformer and why it will one day or someday be at 250 with the dividend maintained. I'm sure I have made many new friends now, but as I won't be reading who cares.
June is a long.long way off.