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Lets not forget that..

Price opened 1020 on 25th and closed at 899 on 27th after the 3 large shorts became active ( might be couple of pence wrong on prices, picking up from chart ). The largest short 2.32% corresponds with the largest of the 3 daily drops, the 25th.

Use the filter, I have been on all the protagonists, with the exception of a couple who also post decent stuff. Majority of the time I have a sea of green on here now.

Hoping for the next leg up to 160 here soon but I expect that will take some news. If you look at historical charts this tends to consolidate for weeks to a couple of months when it's in a new range. Div is also coming up on the 8th August. Can't complain about a 40% uplift since Christmas when it was all despondency and talk of 70p.

Https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB0031743007/

3.83% shorts added 25/26/27th June. That's what causing the descent I guess.

"Medline said Empire had planned a phased timeline for opening its various fulfilment centres, which was designed to protect its profitability levels. He said the company hoped "rapid growth" in grocery e-commerce would compensate for the initial operating losses at the fulfilment centres.

But all three existing warehouses are still losing money, said chief financial officer Matt Reindel.

"That's absolutely in our expectations, but they're all heading in the right direction," he said."

Maybe just a market over reaction and excuse for shorts to take advantage of that.

Bought a 3rd tranche despite the warnings from the LSE soothsayers and indeed me to myself. Buy when others are fearful. Taking a year's view on this. High risk share but with greater risk comes greater reward. Worst case scenario IMO is a bid which would hopefully still double the price if it ever sank to Morgan Stanley's target of 2.15. They will currently likely have short positions on this hoping to drive the price down. If HY year results don't offer some hope and there are no new tech centres in the pipeline it would be natural to see the price drift further but obviously it can turn sharply upwards very quickly and purely on sentiment. Good luck all whether you're long, short or short pretending to be long or just waiting to get in, like the prophets of doom.

I'm long from the technical triple ( almost quadruple ) bottom at 335, added at 355 and that's my lot. 1 year plan initially. Not phased by yesterday's over emotional panic selling, a lot of stop losses being triggered would have contributed to the drop below 300 IMO. Fastest growing supermarket, market leading tech. Ground breaking tech companies rarely go bust, worse case scenario they get taken over by a bigger fish after the tech. It's a highly speculative stock so there will be swings either way as there historically has been with it.

32.55, good price I feel. Now to hold for a year unless doubles before then or just stuck for a year at a loss. Who knows, all sentiment unless there's a big change in fundamentals. Watched for a year, read the arguments / discussions.

Correction 78.8% below fair value

The link in that Simply Wall St Article which has them estimating BT trading at 78.8% fair value.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/telecom/lse-bt.a/bt-group-shares

A good SIPP investment at these relatively low prices IMO

Unless already posted, sea of filtered green here.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/telecom/lse-bt.a/bt-group-shares/news/bt-group-lonbta-will-pay-a-larger-dividend-than-last-year-at

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bt-group-full-2024-earnings-081226949.html

Great conversations and explanations there guys, thanks for the info, helps us all learn and expand our knowledge of the markets.

The highest volume on a single day this year prior to today's 35 million was about 5.5 million. No idea what to make of that.

Looks like a good time to buy for me. Tradeplan orders for my SIPP and ISA executed at 1050 this morning ( actual price 1057 ), 5.5% div coming up, lowest share price in 5 years, potential target for takeover, fingers crossed for a turnaround later in the year, I'll weather any further fall, no point in trying to catch the bottom for me.

Many thanks for the info you regularly provide Fleccy.

If an operator other than BT were to gain a market share comparable to BT's would that not make the case that BT should also be allowed to have foreign ownership.

Https://www.uswitch.com/broadband/guides/which-broadband-provider-is-best-for-customer-service/

Scroll to bottom, EE 2nd least complaints of the 9 companies listed, BT 5th out of the 9.

Https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/telecom/lse-bt.a/bt-group-shares/news/bt-group-plc-lonbta-shares-could-be-34-below-their-intrinsic

There are a lot of very helpful people on these boards who will repeatedly visit a forum and lay out the case as to why it's a bad idea to investing in that share. No mention of being short or waiting for a lower entry point

For latest news releases direct from BT

https://newsroom.bt.com/