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Trolls write letters.....

Cromps - another incarnation of Tommalley vel contrarian123 vel.... lots of vel.

Added to FILTERS.

And by the way, conducting an internet witch hunt in the style promoted by our trolls has nothing to do with investor relations, but rather is a manifestation of bullying punishable by law and has the characteristics of organized persecution. Someone here still thinks that the internet is anonymous and the president of ITV will not stoop to police chasing trolls.

The time to have your say on the management of ITV will come soon at the General Meeting of Shareholders. And I bet that the current board will once again receive over 95% positive votes. The people who bark the most are those who do not own ITV shares, or who "invest" £100 and believe that they have the right to decide the fate of the company. Being a troll when faced with reality is always painful.

My FILTERS list just keeps growing.

The whole information looks very interesting against the background of the communist-tinged "The Telegraph" which in an officially as usual impartial article, written by impartial editors, commissioned by an impartial editorial office - speaks out in the fight against the independent ITV, in its defense ;) - by trying to protect own asses in a slowly collapsing newspaper redaction. In connection with this, taking advantage of the opportunity and using my credit card I bought a modest 14.4k ITV shares at an average price (including tax) of 72.30. This gives me a total portfolio of 439k ITV shares with an average price of 69.177 pence. I usually avoid this type of transaction, but within a week the account will be replenished accordingly. Well, today officially according to the market valuation I am losing again. Thank you in advance for the words of encouragement and consolation ;) ha ha. I do not recommend anyone to follow my decision.

"The Telegraph" as an independent political media, interesting... But the article did what it should have. Although from my point of view, the conclusions regarding the assessment of today's position and value of ITV, also in the political sphere, are much more interesting. Will the Labour Government agree with the opposition's assessments here, ......? The volume of trading at this price level is more than ridiculous after a significant drop. The shorts should be congratulated.

So far, my scenario on the ITV share market is working out. We'll see what happens next and how the situation will look after the announcement of financial results after 6 March. However, as I wrote, I think that the results themselves are already priced in and as such will be neutral for the share price. What will weigh, as usual, will be the forecasts, probably based on a further shift in Studio's income in the US due to last year's fires, although here I think we are talking about profits moved to the last quarter of 2025. In addition, increasing profits in the online advertising sector and a balanced profit forecast, perhaps with a possible agreement to spin off STUDIO from ITV assets together with the potential financial consequences for the entire group. If, in addition, the forecasts of an increase in the value of the dividend to 5.5 pence per share are confirmed, then March and April will certainly look interesting for the entire valuation of the ITV share price. And today, in passing, the entire Vivendi group: Vivendi +1.37%, Canal+ +0.84%, Havas +4.08%, Louis HachEtte +2.09%. Why and does this mean the long-awaited turn of the stock market towards undervalued assets? We have to wait for the answer.

Taut

My posts are not intended to put pressure on anyone. Everyone makes their own investment decisions and bears their costs. However, it is worth thinking and being a good observer. Belief in miracles always ends the same for stock market investors. As for myself, Wizzair shares were bought & collected speculatively for about one month and today their distribution is visible once again. This does not mean that we will not return to this game again, but many investors here will fail.

Lee21

As long as Orban rules in Hungary, Wizzair and Hungarian investment capital have nothing to look for in Ukraine. Here common sense prevails, so as not to finance a Russian troll and Putin's friend. And everyone on this forum would understand that well.

I am leaving aside the lack of planes, the poor financial situation and, above all, the fact that this war will not end tomorrow or in a few months. And certainly not on the terms of Putin or his friend Trump.

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/investors-could-target-4-973-084500581.html

My

prediction: 75.60+

closing price: 75.15

The dead fish are jiggling,.., it stinks more and more

As a reminder, adding to what I said about £1 or investing with a dividend in the background. I am a long-term investor, assuming a minimum 5 year horizon. It's been 3 years now. My minimum target price is in the range of £1.5+, and all cumulative dividends in that period of at least 25 pence per share and reinvestment. Discussing with trolls operating on the market with several hundred to several thousand £ invested in the game of shorts is pointless. And I think that not only for me because of the value of my share portfolio, but for anyone who invests their savings on the stock market long term, not believing in miracles, but assuming constant growth in the value of the investment and long-term protection of its value against inflation.

If today's decline is to be interpreted as a quarterly play on upcoming financial results, then the second half of next week (if not the whole week) should be more "bullish" for ITV shares. The low daily trading volume shows exactly what the source of the current situation is. An exaggerated assessment of the impact of external factors or a desire to protect against the impact of financial results by selling shares, historically ended with its price rising. From the perspective of the last few years, this game looks similar, and differs only in the poor trading volume suggesting a slow extinction of the supply of shares and the impact of the purchase of 300 million ITV shares through buyback. I am calmly waiting. A larger cash injection at the beginning of March, so the cheaper the better... Maybe it will be possible to buy shares again at a price guaranteeing a decent dividend. As from my point of view its a game win to win. If I see £1 I will get nice profits on my 434300 ITV shares, .., if I will invest another £10k with 6% divi before... I will be happy too.

The number of filtered posts is growing, which is also pleasing...

The limited chances of interest rates falling in all of Europe and the US means a significant increase in debt service costs compared to the expected one. The war in Ukraine will certainly also last much longer than everyone thinks and will certainly not end the way Trump would like. In addition, there is the inevitable customs war, and all this will affect the probable higher prices of oil than those assumed, further delays in the delivery of new aircraft (the share of international cooperation hit by new duties here is over 40%). The situation in the Middle East and Israel has not been resolved and remains in suspension. Wizzair will not earn much money on this market for a long time, and the constant suspensions and cancellations of flights cost more than the profits it achieves. As I have already written - the situation of the consumer in the whole of Europe and the whole world does not look the best, along with its prospects. The real costs of life are rising, and soon we will have another arms race, and all this in the midst of an economic war between former allies. This does not allow us to count on an increase passengers in air transport. I think that we will have even greater competition in the aviation market, where potential drops in oil prices will cause even greater drops in ticket prices. In the longer term, even an improvement in consumer sentiment will not allow for an increase in the number of transports, because in reality the fleet of new planes will not saturate the market until around 2030. What kind of world will it be then, none of us is sure. So will companies with a lot of debt survive, and in addition will they record increases in share prices? If we are talking about Wizzair, then for me a success would be survival on the market, without the need to reduce the fleet and the number of connections. All the more so since after the end of the war in Ukraine, the capital and any investments made by Hungarian carrier will probably not be welcomed there and it must be assumed that most of the connections on this market will be taken over by competitors, with Ryanair or EasyJet at the forefront. When investing long-term, you have to be realistic. When speculating on Wizzair shares, you have to be very quick.

A drop without volume, fueled by the rhetoric of shorts and concerns about the size of the interest rate cut this year. My tip for the end of the week is 75.60 or higher.

Next week (in the absence of information about STUDIO)- ITV share price should moving in a similar range of small price changes. Probably will start some game about financial results (6th March). I think that there will be no revelations here, either positive or negative, and I think the announcement regarding the near future will be more important. Here I rather expect a balanced assessment, emphasizing the slow improvement and restoration of profits based on STUDIO's activity in the US. In addition, probably a warning about the impossibility of assessing the impact of the Trump administration's actions on the entire UK economy, or the new budget approved by the Labour Party. Generally at zero, with a focus on more pluses than minuses. There may also be some information about the direction of talks held by the ITV board regarding the future of STUDIO. Today on the ITV share market from my point of view we still see "lemon squeezing" i.e. shares from impatient investors and those building short sellers.

Could ITV's upcoming financial results (to be published 6/03) shake up the stock market valuation? Definitely YES. Over the last few years, they have mostly been associated with a strong decline in stock prices. The March results are also usually combined in a short period with the announcement of a decision on a dividend or, as in the previous year, with a decision on a buyback too. In any case, one thing is certain. All this informations together with possibility changes in its structure, merger or takeover will certainly stimulate the dynamics of change. The direction in which the ITV stock price will go and what should be done, each of us must answer for ourselves.

Catching the dips does its job. The real strength of the market trend is shown by EasyJet with a 5% drop. However, Wizzair tends to punish those who "catch hot potatoes". Today, the current quotes still include a 20% increase in the share price in a month. So will we see drops in the range of 10% again? As for me, it's very likely.

We wish you a pleasant flight with Wizzair shares on board, but remember always is a landing.

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At a price level of around 75p the lowest expected premium is 20-35 pence (although price over £1 should generate further increases on its own), so it is probably worth waiting.

Well, it would be fair to say that my comments from this week are coming true. Regardless of how today ends, all ITV shareholder should remember that shorts built not as a long-term hedge of a portfolio of shares but as speculation on the ITV share price, are at best capital in the range of £200k-£400k. However, I think that we are talking about the lower limit of exposure, because most small speculative investors bet on shorts with the maximum available financial leverage of 1:20. Although such a game when the company was in poor financial condition and there were many question marks about its future may have made sense, today it is burdened with above-average risk. As always the market is dominated by greed combined with stupidity and lack of understanding of facts, such as this that in the last 10 months 300 million ITV shares have "evaporated" from the market which gave before appropriate liquidity securing short-term shorts. I am a long-term investor in ITV who has experienced significant financial losses, but thanks to his prudence and financial capabilities reduced the unit purchase price of shares to around 67.488 pence. I observe the current situation with satisfaction. From my point of view, the price level that satisfies me in terms of a 3-year investment (it is just passing) is at least £1.5 + dividends, and by the end of the year it is at least £2. I still believe that my valuations are justified, although with changing external conditions one must reckon with a weakening of the upward trend and valuation of ITV. In the long term everything should back to the previous expectation. When the economy returns to an upward trend, it is companies like ITV that will bring investors the greatest profits. I will wait.

Returning to the current situation, the nervousness on the short position market should result in sudden price increases of several percent. Should they be used to sell shares to try to buy them back later at a lower price? This is an individual decision, but it should depend primarily on the amount we are investing. The larger this amount of cash, the more difficult it will be for us to buy back previously sold shares. In addition, we all know that at some point the market will announce information about either a buyback (in my opinion it ended and the remaining amount is representing fees for the company conducting the process) or a merger? asset separation? within ITV. Each of these should cause a positive reaction on the market and significant increases in the price of ITV shares. Selling at the next breakout, we do not know whether the price will not be higher by several dozen percent the next day. I don't take that risk. I know exactly what minimum price I expect, and buying a package of over 400k shares means having to buy blindly from several price levels in the range of 0.5% of its value. At a price level of around 75p the lowest expected premium is 20-35 pence (although price over £1 should generate furthe

And so back to my yesterday's comment regarding shorts. As I predicted and as you can see, there was enough money for opening short positions on ITV shares only for one day. Approximately we are talking at about £1m - £1.5m generated with leverage. Today, because lack of money which able to be use to made another shorts, there seems to be a problem with bringing the price down (using an easy method selling and buying back shares at increasingly lower levels together with opening a new shorts positions). In addition, there is probably not another large agreed transaction with a price limit below the levels of the average accumulation price from the last 2 weeks? Unless I am not getting the facts right and my 30 years of experience are worthless when I see large exchanges at ITV shares.

Looking at the number of posts being filtered and the behaviour of the ITV share price and the recent silence on the forum I assume that our local trolls have already invested their few hundred £ in short positions. They are now getting a bit impatient. Are they afraid of something? Knowing life the number of posts being filtered will increase with the posts promoting to sell ITV shares... Is there anyone else who lets themselves be manipulated and acts as these idiots want?? As for the behaviour of the ITV share price - in line with predictions. A close above 75.20 will confirm my predictions about the price movement until the end of the week.