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It would be another great turnaround story in SP. 300p would be the first target to be smashed but 400p is the sweet spot. Time is the only problem here, I can�t say when BT would hit those targets. You guys should stop worrying about the noise and worry about where you will get more money to buy more BT shares. The pessimists here need to shut up while optimists here need to find cash to buy some more. Eat some canned foods for a while, BT shares would rally more than 50% guaranteed.

FCA needs to investigate Darby for his Nissin arrangement which was cooked to block McCormik bid. We need a hostile bid like Melrose, those have huge balls.

Just rewind back to RMG pension and low volume of letter drama. The city guys are evil.

Sell customers� data, track them for advertisers, eavesdrop on them for what they like or dislike, BT has millions of real customers compared to billions of fake users on Facebook. Time to make money is now, telecoms need to grow a pair and be bold like tech companies.

Haha, Some folks here bashed me for saying the numbers look fuzzy. Darby cooked the books late on, the same dodgy loser would have released an rns 2 weeks earlier if he knew he was going to beat expectations. Nah, he�s only good in delivering profit warnings! Market ain�t buying his numbers just like is cake 2 go crap and frozen custard but he�s gonna make a killing in kickbacks from those bonds.

The market wants you to cut your losses and sell, just know that if you sell then somebody is buying!

So many of the quoted prices back then haven�t done much in almost 10 years.

BT didn�t handle ofcom properly but still has a chance to make ofcom understand that telecoms sector is not a charity and needs to make profit. The U.K is anti-business as most businesses close down on the high street while charity shops takeover. If BT was a charity shop, they would be making billions in profit every quarter.

Bring on 150p, Melrose would snap BT and gut the useless management.

Please don�t use leverage as stops would get flushed. The market is waiting for new fools to pile in here with zero patience or high leverage then comes the full flush out below 200p. Expect to buy close to �1. Let the buying spree begin.

The market knows Darby can�t be trusted hence no movement. Put the company up for sale just to see if offers come in.

Oldie, If you were Darby, won�t you have bragged with an update saying things are looking good in order to support the SP. When things were not so bad, Darby painted a gloomy picture..........why didn�t he ramp the company�s prospects up. I am a shareholder looking to dump on any spike up and go all in BT. I don�t short as I don�t do leverage trades.

Oldtimer, Do you believe the numbers? Same Darby who couldn�t wait to issue profit warnings and bad trading conditions forgot to say things were going to be better this time. This numbers are just for the bond investors only.

MMs would try pushing this below 200p to hunt stops and force people to sell. If that doesn�t work then we are going down to 150p. If private investors don�t lose millions of pounds then how the F would the city guys make money. Just be prepared for 100p and buy some more to say F U to the sellers.

Oldtimer, That�s what they call slow liquidation, Darby is a Ponzi artist and Godknows how much kick backs goes to him every time he borrows at super high rate.

Dogger, You want Darby to match 31.5p?

BT is even more defensive than Anglo as it provides one of the necessities of life.......communication. The market has gone mad and I am happy for this to go lower so I can pay less in stamp duty on the shares. I will buy BT right down to 0p.

Keep buying BT or else there is a cheaper blue chip stock. Keep buying BT, MMs will drop the price lower to test private investors patience. Keep buying till 100p, eat pot noodles till BT creeps back up to 400p. This is the only share in FTSE 100 that can double within 2 years.

Aus, Let�s just hope BT don�t stay this low till the next market crash, I just know for sure that all the news and noise around BT are just a way to get the shares off retail traders / investors.

Somebody here said why would anybody want their own fast reliable and up to date network? Now you have it, talk talk wants to own tangible assets. CityFibre was gobbled up with close to 100% premium for just trying to lay fibre networks in less economic areas. BT is a sweet takeover target for a cash rich company that wants to transform it into a tech company.