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Drahi is not dumb, he wants to buy at lower price. Retail holders will get rinsed out. DT’s chunk is in its pension fund so no need to sell. I believe Drahi is after all those weak hands before making a case for BT to be broken up.
BT is getting bought and the lower price is great for the buyer! Even with the open secret of huge holdings by DT and Drahi, the naked short strategy is working just fine. Stops being hunted, holders being tested and frustrated to dump. Glencore and Anglo were too indebted blah blah blah back in 16. Only fools listen to analysts working for buyers to buy at lower price.
Cna is always happy to share bad news quickly but spirit stake sale update is just too good to share. Also they hedged beyond winter which means they bought at low price during covid lockdown. Ofgem needs to back its price cap with some gas reserve of forward contract swaps.
BT is a joke and count drahi smells blood. He’s just gonna pay Goldman Sachs to push the price down just to load up at lower price. DT must have an option to sell at higher price since they are not bothered. BT is gonna get bought at rubbish price then broken up into 2 or 3 companies then re-floated.
The rns along with sky news headline means O’Shea works for MMs. There is no reason for the second paragraph. Well hedged through winter and beyond is all we need and yes go ahead with the capital market event. Also how about .............Spirit energy is doing so great and bids would have to go higher.
If forward hedging was done properly, Centrica should go aggressive with renewables and take on new customers. Spirit Energy stake must be looking good now so why not gain back lost customers while getting into renewables.
Ofgem cap didn’t reward forward price hedging and discouraged need to invest in storage solutions.
Ofgem is an uneducated regulator.........I just hope that Centrica bought loads of gas contracts during lockdown.