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& yet people still believe markets are not rigged!

Nothing to do with the dividend.

That's taxed anyway.

P/E multiples here are far too low.

PEG also.

Still making $1000 per oz here.

Targeting 240-250K production next year.

$250M profit.

10c EPS (pre tax)

10x P/E is reasonable = 80p.

How is a P/E of 14 for this sort of company overpriced? When peers trade at 30x?

These results included the February industrial action also remember.

PGM prices have intact risen along with rhodium in the past 6 weeks or so.

These results included the February indu

Anyone going?

Need some fireworks.

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68639533.amp

Very impressive.

Ocado is worth far more than the current SP.

Short sellers have savaged the SP.

Peanuts for them.

Company has to be in play at this share price and growth prospects with a forward P/E of 3, but are they willing to sell...?

He bought in around 150p from memory.

Will he do a Kretinsky?

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BT paid £12.5Bn for EE alone, in 2015.

Market cap now just £10Bn for the whole company...

Results are always heavily weighted to H2.

Full year EPS should still come in around 85p.

P/E 14 is low for this type of company.

M&A target.

Drahi and Kretinsky (has bid for IDS/Royal Mail) are bit stupid. Drahi bought his large stake here at a far higher SP.

Price to book is also below 1.

BT has a better debt to EBITDA ratio than Verizon, AT&T and Vodafone.

2.5x vs the others closer to 3.

It also has by far the lowest P/E of around 5.

Dividend is covered almost 3x.

People have an agenda to keep the SP down, like IDS. Dark forces constantly spin negative news about BT.

Insane.

BT has a better debt profile than Verizon.

Lower debt to EBITDA also.

Food for thought?

With rising solar power PAF could reduce AISC to

BT's P/E is only 5 actually.

Nothing has failed.

This is how politics works.

By all means sell.

Numskulls.

Things could change at any moment.