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The hatred of Boris Johnson coming from the Russian troll is understandable to all of us. It was thanks to BJ that Ukraine was given a chance to defend its sovereignty before the rest of Europe understood what the bandit and murderer Putin was up to. The Russian troll can now only pray to his master that ITV shares will reach his magic 50 pence and all of us and the whole of Great Britain will go to hell.

But any government that comes to power in Britain will not be a vassal of Putin's Russia. And no election will change that.

Having been a supporter of the Conservatives for years, I can only say with sadness that it would be hard to expect a greater sh** than the one reached by Mr. Sunak's government. As we know the current election is not support for the Labour Party but an expression of dislike for those who have forgotten what Great Britain means and have given us this whole mess around. And the new incoming government is aware of this. With little room to maneuver in economic matters, if it makes a mistake, in two years it will face the same fate as the Sunak government. So its chance will either be ours for normality, or in snap elections we will return to today's starting point. For now, I think it won't get any worse, but whether I am right will be shown to us by the new rulers soon.

As always, those who have nothing cry the most. And that is a very delicate and cultured way of saying it what I think and what what does the market think about them. Well, life goes on, as does the ITV share price. And no troll or pseudo investor with £1000 in his pocket wanting to become millionaires in his dreams, gamblers every dip, every hole. will change that. For them, after all this, in the morning, all that is left in their beds is a warm urine stain.

Solley1

I agree with you. I predicted that should be in next year, but all depends the total price in offer. I think that we are taking minimum about £2 per share if will be paid in cash and much more if will be paid combined in cash and in shares of company taking over ITV. In my opinion we have at this moment 3-4 groups representing this market sector which will be interested in takeover, but I will be not surprised with interest from the from large investment funds focused on maximizing profits after taking over ITV through a division and sale into parts. As I said, I do not think that large shareholders will accept a share price below £2, especially since we are currently dealing with both an undervalued ITV asset and forecasts of strong growth in the profits of the entire industry for at least the next 2-3 years. Well, time will tell. From the point of view of a potential takeover, the current small dispersion of shares and the relatively small presence of small individual investors in the capital is a great advantage, facilitating negotiations and a quick takeover. At the same time, I think that if such a one-sided offer appears, other interested parties will quickly appear. This is the effect of ITV's scale and its importance, not only in the UK market. Whoever takes over ITV will cut a large piece of the advertising pie and an even larger multimedia pie, not only in the UK. It can also become a serious player and not only local competition. So if such an offer appears, I think we will have even more interesting proposals. Against this backdrop, Murdoch's investment in TUBI should be treated as a serious signal to the largest market players and, contrary to trolls, as even greater market interest in ITV shares. But trolls know better....

If you are thinking about today's price at 83.05. I think that buying over 4 million shares after 16.30 with a price 0.5 pence over last transaction and on the year's high level is looking very nice.

As I said: end of this year £1.2-£1.5 and £2.0-£3.0 at the end of 2025 remain unchanged. A potential takeover at a price in the range of £2-£3 (depending on the form of the takeover and the shares offered in it) is much more likely, as most people here predict. I am patient. It has been 28 months since my first purchases of ITV shares with a potential investment horizon of 3-5 years. Everything is on track. And let the Russian trolls bark on. Nothing hurts as much as others being right and making money on it. Greetings to real ITV shareholders and investors.

Omalley123

I am an investor not a gambler. I was a gambler 30 years ago, made an loss nearly 1 million dollars. But I was young and stupid.

Being a player in the bull market of company shares, especially in the situation we are observing on ITV - when we have generated minimal volume, buyback and in a moment will most likely present good financial results and interim dividend is stupidity to me. As I said before, potential profits may be paid for by getting rid of the joker and chasing the share price. In fact, in the case of ITV we do not know exactly when the strong upward movement of shares will begin. At today's levels of volume, very little is enough. And the whining of trolls, their attempts to shake the share price and scaring with Armageddon in the form of approaching competition (this time as a Tubi) will not prevent this. Is my way of playing working? At today's valuation only on ITV shares purchased this year, my profit is almost 16% and over £14k. Everyone can judge for themselves in relation to their own investment. Whether I am right will become clear in a few days. Of course the fun is little different when you invest a few thousand £, but we are not talking in this case about money but about chips and and the end the principle is similar. You don't throw away a joker and expect to buy another one in the next hand. The historical performance of the ITV share price, as well as other companies in similar circumstances, suggests that we still have a rapid growth phase ahead of us. An increase of around 15-20% over a few 2-3 sessions, with high volume, will cut off from the biggest profits a large group of local theoreticians trying to play on local share price corrections. It will also be another lesson that you do not invest against the trend and above all that you should not be greedy, but you should simply take advantage of the opportunity and the fact that you are in the right place at the right time.

Looks like I overestimated today's buyback.

Is it good or bad for the ITV price this week?

It's hard to predict anything when we have election day tomorrow and in France next week.

But... July 25th is coming soon and then we will be able to say much more about where we are and where we should be with ITV's share price.

If I feel this right, today the buyback has done from 750k to 1.2 million shares by 4.30pm. On the one hand, this is good and shows the correctness of the board's decision to make it, on the other hand, it shows the practical lack of interest in ITV by new small investors, while at the same time there is no interest in selling their shares at current price levels by those who own them. We will see how good results, interim dividend or new positive recommendations increasing the level of the share valuation will affect its price soon. Of course, if such are presented. It is also interesting whether the return to the level above £1 will not be made practically only by its current large investors and the buyback, and small investors will remember about the company only when the price breaks through resistance at this level. It is interesting how the planned mergers / acquisitions in the USA will also affect the valuation of the industry as a whole. In any case, my current forecasts for the ITV share price at the end of this year of £1.2-£1.5 and £2.0-£3.0 at the end of 2025 remain unchanged.

Sorry jedclampit. No offense. Nice to be on the same side of the market with you. Anyway, we're waiting for results, dividend, another increase in recommendations with prices above £1.2 and back ITV to FTSE100 Index.

Jedclampit

As I understand you are selling rest of your ITV shares.

Bye Bye jedclampit

Unfortunately, looking at the daily performance of ITV's share price , I hope the buyback will start again next week... next month. Have a nice weekend for all real ITV shareholders and investors. Rats to their holes and football fans to their TVs. I personally support the English and Georgian national teams.

Jedclampit

As for me les than 20% chance that we will see price under 75 pence up to next earnings date 25/07. With this volume I think that we should see about 82 pence at the end of today (if we not see any arranged big value transactions).

Looking at the turnover up to 11.30 - around 370k ITV shares and the range of orders 81.05-81.25 I think you have to be really determined to sell shares today. Which does not mean that after the first round of general election in France on Monday it will not be cheaper ( but looks that Paris and CAC are no longer particularly afraid of this results). The only question is "are you sure?" "how cheap" and possibly "will it be used". Well, each of us risks something.....

In life, I always find it funny when someone is hurt by the state of my bank account, and especially my potential (according to this person) losses. Why am I writing about this? Well, after all, the trolls on this forum have such an impact on the results achieved by ITVX that their reluctance to watch broadcasted sports programs or TV series will certainly translate into the viewership results. As well as their opinions. And of course, on the level of the share price and, consequently, we ITV investors should implicitly sell these shares as soon as possible. Especially since these 60 pence, and in reality these repeatedly repeated since January or February 50 pence and even much lower in a few years until ITV's bankruptcy - still hang over the ITV share price. Our Russian troll is trying his hand not only at the role of a prophet but also a professional psychologist. And life... well, goes on. And the ITV share price similarly, calmly at its own pace. For careful observers, we have the end of the month, another month of growth and the reshuffle in the portfolios of large institutional investors at the end of the quarter should not come as a surprise. After all, they will be the ones to decide when we finally return to the level of £1.2 per ITV share and they must be ready for it.

The end of the week and the ITV share price are rather in line with my forecasts, so we need to gather strength for July. ITV will probably not spoil the mood of us investors and will actually improve the valuations of our portfolio.

One more.

If we are talking about buyback in my opinion all stops in this process are limited in the money transfers ftom ITV to Morgan Stanley. This process was supposed to stabilize the share price and increase trust in the company. And it is happening. The suction of ITV share supply from the stock market is clearly reflected in the auction price and has a permanent effect. Pretending not to see this is stupidity. Writing that it does not matter is trolling.

Janus1

Maintaining the position of the biggest troll and idiot without basic knowledge of investing but also any knowledge of macroeconomics requires constant refreshing of your next incarnations and creating new ones. After all, who will listen to us, who will confirm our opinion if not us, doing it under a different nickname. Being a Russian troll is a hard work. For me, an idiot is an idiot and nothing will change that.

And when it comes to ITV, I was more afraid of some 1-2 session market reaction to the news of the weekend results of the first round of elections in France. But I don't think so that will have a huge impact on the ITV shares price. In the long term, however, it must be remembered that the probable outflow of investments from this market and the increase in investment risk in France and consequently in the EU (due to the issue of the French budget deficit) will be at least neutral but in my opinion beneficial for the UK economy. I believe that a large part of the financial resources will be very quickly redirected from the Paris stock exchange to London, and investors will look more favorably at the UK as a place of potential safe industrial investments in a developed market. The emerging result of the UK parliamentary elections is much better for the capital market than the current mess. Any tax changes will not be immediate and will probably be limited, because in reality the entire situation of the new government is limited here by the potential growth of GDP.

My predictions about shares price are 80.50 to 85 pence on this Friday with potencial growth up to 88-95 next week.

I really don't know what makes me happier today. The fact that I was right and my account balance reflects that, or the idea of ​​our troll's face today?? What do you think?

82.45

I expected 81.50-81.80 today and that is a nice surprise for today. But like I said before... we should get a level 88-92 maybe 95 very fast. A qestion is The question is for how long we will stay in this zone, but looking at the fresh money involved in the current bull market on the ITV shares and the very low supply of all-day-selling shares, I believe, as I have already written, that we will soon see a test of the £1-1.2 levels (and this is very possible before the nearest results, on their wave or as a dividend announcement same time). If so, we should expect even stronger demand and buying shares for ITV's entry into the FTSE100 index. At the same time, volatility will probably increase, although until I see daily increases exceeding 7-8% and, above all, exceeding the £1 limit, I do not expect a major price correction. Any pullback here will be an opportunity to buy, although in reality, waiting with purchases for a correction in the current situation I consider stupidity. In addition, selling for a correction in a strong bull market usually ends with staying without shares and chasing their price. It is worth remembering this, which does not mean that the risk cannot pay off. As usual, this is just my humble opinion. As I have been saying since the beginning of the year, we will welcome the end of this year with the ITV share price in the range of £1.2-£1.5, and the end of 2025 with a price of £2-£3 and a takeover offer or a typical merger. Any higher price level shouldn't be a big surprise too. All the best fir the real ITV investors. Patience is our strength.

Winstanley

Russian Troll Tomomalley is not worth your attention. Soon "it" next incarnations will be revealed and iwill turn out that ITV is currently dominating "it" portfolio and will be preaching to us and trying to manipulate our investments. This rat should hide in a hole or leave this forum. As you can see "it" still cannot understand it. Let him go to the BP forum to advise, maybe "it" will find similar people there and shine with his incarnations.

81.55

Any more exciting news Russian Troll?