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Another batch of funds transferred from ITV and buyback is back in the game...
And our trolls still keep trying... I don't know what hurts more, lost money, unearned profits or the fact that others are doing their own thing and don't care about stupid opinions.
Trolls in action. Today's day on this forum clearly shows our local troll company, multiple accounts of the Russian troll & others. This is good, because it is easy to finally see the true face of certain "people" and the mutual connections of certain accounts. Although this is not yet a complete picture of this entire company, it shows its scale. For those who are curious, I recommend using AI to compare comments and indicate percentage similarities. In any case, it's nice to read this gibberish, which also proves that financial failure hurts and errors in judgment cost money.
Life goes on. "The dogs are barking, the caravan is moving on."
Only 17k in buyback today and about 400k in two days. Volume in last days as the same average level. As we know JP Morgan which is responsible for buyback is working for private investors too. Is it the reason so small buyback 'volume, I don't know. 9th May is coming soon...
Coming back to my question...
I won't be surprised if some new declassified buy recommendations for ITV shares appear on the market in the next few days. But as usual, these are just my speculations related to the observed situation on the ITV shares stock.
Strike123
I don't want to and have no right to advise you, but in my opinion the banking sector has the biggest profits behind it. Therefore, I rather believe that it would be best to sell the shares held before the financial results of the largest banking companies appear this week. The near future continues to see growth in the military and technology sectors focused in this area. In addition, it is time for companies related to the individual consumption market and the related entertainment and advertising sectors. These are just my observations and my own thoughts.
As a reminder: the average buyback on the ITV market is between 25 and 30 percent of volume up to 4.30 p.m. It's also worth taking a look at the day order - transactions book because it looks interesting too.
I have no intention of thinking for anyone else on this forum..
I think buyback is able to slow down for 2-3 days, but after this time they need to accept any ITV price and rapidly increases your job.
Will be nice to observe all next sessions up to the Friday.
But it's my holiday. Sunshine and another drink time ;)
After only 391k as a buyback result today, just want to repeat my question again. What do you think about this? Is it a new game' player or an "earlier" investor with a rich cash portfolio which just rapidly from last week increasing your ownership and investment in ITV shares market? That is a good question, because "why" is at least clear to me. And it's better to think about and draw conclusions like just stupid conversation, how some people are be able to make some money in the past ,.. but... always someone or something always stood in the way of their investments, even if they lasted 60 years.
Time to back to basic. That means to ITV shares price. Judging by the upcoming ITV price close and my conclusions from Friday, was I right that another player has joined the game, or the current one is significantly increasing his position? It's probably worth taking a look at today's order statistics and buyback amounts after the session.
An extensive stock portfolio consisting of a dozen or more companies is a big mistake for investors. It is also, in fact, an admission of one's ignorance, lack of understanding of the market, ignorance of market trends or lack of knowledge to determine them. This also means an increase in average costs and a lack of practical understanding of the situation of companies whose shares are part of our portfolio. It also makes management and making effective investment decisions difficult. A small or medium-sized individual investor with capital below £1 million should focus more on the market segment he or she selects and understands, limiting the portfolio to a maximum of 3-4 companies. Splitting the risk among many companies is, above all, hiding one's own losses in their multitude and not a way to gain profits above the market average. This may be an effective psychological defense of our ego, but certainly not the value of our wallet. Describing selectively imaginary profits, although perhaps exciting, is ridiculous when we compare the value of our entire portfolio. Well, but of course we blame everyone but ourselves for the losses. This is a minor digression from the discussions and descriptions conducted by some people. As for me, my stable portfolio based on ITV brought me almost 9% profit this year and several percent from this year's investments. I'm satisfied with that.
BigEgo
We have a very low volume today, just about 700k shares.
It will be interesting to see how the share price behaves on the end of today and tomorrow, especially after the ITV market strength shown last week. There is also the issue of whether buyback will not allow the price increase so that it does not fall below 1 million shares per day. But I think this is rather certain.
I think that both maintaining the weekly buyback volume at the level of approximately 10 million shares and a significant, although slow, increase in the value of shares are the intended and main goals set by the CEO for this process. The growth dynamics will appear when the market dries up, and each positive information will be the beginning of a fire. Then the local trolls will be silent for a few weeks, only to return to the glory of those who made purchases below 60 pence, love the CEO and are triumphant today, unlike the local investors and plebs.
BigEgo
Don't try to explain it to trolls. They know their stuff. And your math knowledge is no match for theirs.
It's like explaining anything to an idiot whose knowledge and self-righteousness cannot be overcome by any logical argument or truth.
Only 1.3 million from buyback and 1/3 trading volume up to 4.30 (much less like for rest of this week). Still 9.5 million shares in buyback this week. The pressure slowly increases.
And over 2 millions -could it be a new player in this game? I think that if yes, it will probably become clear very soon.
69.85 no bad as the sh**t market. Less than 70.71 as I predicted, ...
I think over 2 mln buyback today, means over 11 millions this week. 3 weeks to the financial data day and another 2 to the divi payment date. But next week holiday time... And ITV predictions - without any external influences should be up to 3 to 5 pence.
Moreover, I also admire the resourcefulness of those who, if they really sold / bought on this price levels, earned about 2-2.5% on capital up to £10k (though probably not more than 2%). I also admire their resourcefulness and lack of inhibitions when it comes to risk assessment.
.... "big chunk" ha ha
I am always impressed by investors who sell at the top and buy at the bottom. However, having the opportunity to check the "trade list" at both levels, sometimes I wonder how much means "a lot" for some people, of course, apart from the fact that I have probably outgrown the times when I read fairy tales.
Sometimes I wonder about the level of intellect of people who believe that no one will check their words. However, the post history and order statistics are publicly available.
What amuses me the most on this forum is the mutual "discussion" conducted by the troll within his multi-account kingdom.
But Friday 1pm
88.80 pence and 1.5 million shares in today's trading, which means about 1 million extra for buyback.
Hm... I think it's time, but make a mistakes is in human nature. But please remember that as I said "I am not counting daily losses or profits". The most important thing is the result at the end of my investment.