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Hahah thanks AKA0501 - Arsenal17 clarified it was shares bought when I thought it was pounds spent on those buys and sell prices - which will give you the figures I mentioned! Anyway got rid of the abacus and bought a calculator now hahah!

Ahhh! I thought you meant 10000 pounds and 7000 pounds at those buy prices and sold at those sell prices! Which you will see how I came up with my figures. I did not even realise you meant it was the amount of SHARES purchased! Makes total sense now!! P.S. Sorry Arsenal17 wasn’t having a dig or anything like that bud! :)

@Arsenal17 - How do you make £7K out of trading BP twice with those amounts you bought and sold at prices? Profit of those two trades only equate to approx. £2300 profit? Where does the other £5k profit come from unless I am missing something or really bad at maths lol!?

Managed to buy with no problems - got in for price of 0.844p. Good website and well positioned under the existing circumstances. Short term hold for sure.

Nice find Sniffer78 - only a matter of time now for FDA to get to Belluscura PLC’s (TekCapital’s Investee) patent application - and make their decision. Will be interesting to see how quick they can manufacture and get orders if it is approved! GLA.

What crash? The change of 0.10p (-0.05%) @ 16:29? Or was there a crash at 16:30? If so, what was the last minute crash - ie. by how much in pips and percentage? Thanks in advance.

I saw this as well Velo. Interesting week ahead regarding BT - let’s see if 121 can hold. Buying in at this stage and price is a good starter for the mid-long term hold(ers). So many opportunities all over the market - and opportunities to top up everywhere. DYOR and GLA who dare to venture now and those waiting for this stock or any other potential stock to bottom out before buying in ;)

Cheers Numbers - for your reply and have crossed referenced personally to see if it ever came up but it didnt! Would be true price for any BT Employees for their Sharesave in Summer with their 20% discount on market price if existing prices stay the same or fll further.

Just saw BT share at 80p on LSE with 38.88% drop - Glitch or glimpse into the future price? Anyone knows if this has happened before or why?

Down 5% at start of the bell!

LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) – BT , Britain's biggest broadband and mobile provider, reported a worse-than-expected 3% drop in third-quarter revenue to 5.78 billion pounds ($7.6 billion) and 4% drop in core earnings to 1.98 billion pounds, but said it remained on track for the year.

The company said it welcomed the British government's decision to allow Huawei HWT.UL to take a role in building future networks, although it added it had estimated that the new rules would cost it 500 million pounds over five years.

@lamteee : It’s not wanting it to tank - it is tanking and for how long - how long is a piece of string? And im pretty sure if those that dont hold/and those that do hold any BT shares they’re looking for when to get in/top up (if possible) to reduce their losses obviously as low as possible - as for such a conglomerate who currently pays reasonable dividends for such a low value stock is a no brainer for even the amateur stock buyer to dabble with. Hence buying block at a time over a period of time seems a strategic method than one big buy with this share at the moment (unless you know the Q3 next week are going to be incredible - then the latter method is a winner lol for short term gain). However, all is dependent on how deep the pockets of the buyer is of course to carry out such a buying strategy :)

Cheers Fleccy for your input and insight and totally agree with your style and logic.

Luckily I was one of those fortunate to get in at 61p on the ShareSave when I was a BT employee for my sins and bought along side it privately at 84p - so was a double whammy for me as I sold out 5 years later for holding it mid-long term when the ShareSave matured but the private bought ones enjoyed the dividends and capital growth. So hence, I agree with the long term strategy and regards to the dividends as long as there is sufficient amount accumulated to cover any losses or still be in profit if minor drops.

Will continue with the research and keep an eye out in this, and potentially dip my feet in and bulk buy on a period of time and accumulate these if they keep on dropping.

Thanks again for your comment/response!

Sold up a while back of BT holding and left this board! As price is in a bear spiral and getting rather attractive daily - am back to see others PoV and reasoning for the drop and hopefully contribute some knowledge where possible!

To name a few Possible reasons for drop - Brexit-does that have any play to it? Quarter 3 results at end Jan’ due? Potential dividend cut scare? CityFibre challenge to BT for FTTP? Total Rebrand and head counts and sell off of property to raise cash for re-investments etc. which could take years to come to fruition so investors find other stocks to purchase for better ROI as slow growth or lack of for that matter with BT at the moment?

Good luck on those topping up on the drops! Personally, looking to get back in and keeping long term as almost looking like post 2010-2011 prices soon.

Well if we going on a 10 year cycle of price back then - when price was approx. 140p - then BT on the right track for it! Oooo imagine if it went back to 70p days - now that would be insane lol!

Fair comments regarding whole market down today Dodger and Longish. Guess I was hoping BT results would go against the grain of the negative downward trends of the market today - too optimistic lol. Oh well it is what it is - all part of the stock trading game!

Well it looks like the City don’t like the Q1 news - down 2% at start! See how it looks when everyone else wakes up lol! Makes hoovering the cheaper shares for the coming Divi’s even better ;P GLA

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It really did ruin the experience - which was a real shame as it worked really well! Correct it did lose data - but for me I always screen dump and print my trades just in case situations what happened with loss of data and also for records. Lol that's true with the free to leave! Although - FYI - It seems to close the trading account when 'leave' but you can still access the account without being able to trade. I am waiting now to see if the monthly payments has actually stopped or they will the £9.99 fee even though I have closed the account. Which if they do - it'll be another rip off ploy from ii.

@NigeCo - I used Halifax before too and each trade was quite expensive against all the other companies out there. Overall, down to each individual what one you go for as depends on the experience you have or service you get.

I have tried a few trading accounts and at the moment I find iWeb an all round thumbs up - but if they change their functions or costs become too high in the future - I will just look for another - just got to be flexible and have time put aside to doing it if need be.

Hi Simon19, I use iWeb after cancelling interactive investor due them raising their fees to a monthly payment plan which same as you dont purchase to frequently - and if you work out the monthly fee to what you paid previously at 22.50 per month for the 2 plus free trades it works out more - plus as you stated regarding the website update I believe it was for the worse and the UI was difficult and hard to navigate - esp on mobile. iWeb - I find is much more easier to use and the service is much better and executing trades is easy and it was easy to setup! Everything that ii use to be. Good luck with your decision whatever it may be.