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Look in your pocket troll. Those 5p on a share in a few days is only £16k. Why does it hurt you so much Putin's rat? I am waiting for 70 pence this year. That should hurt you much deeper, especially I am spending half of my profits for defence weapon and humanitarian aid which is send to Ukrainian Army and people who are fighting for yurs and our freedom.

Reading other people's opinions combined with statements that it's great because now this or that person will be able to sell ITV shares for 80 pence or around £1 I will say one thing. It's your money, your risk assessment of potential profits or losses. I with my joker represented currently by 323k ITV shares are planning a longer joint affair. However, I appreciate that someone will sell these shares earlier without waiting for the level of £1.5, £2 or £3, of course taking into account the higher profits possible to achieve on the capital market and their own knowledge in this area. The person of the Russian troll and his multi-person empire is the best example of thorough knowledge, analysis or restraint in assessing facts or making decisions on the capital market and in particular ITV shares.

Being a good observer of the capital market as such, assuming some turmoil related to the presidential election in the US and the constant search for profitable but above all safe investments by liquid capital, I will also repeat one more thing. I believe that 2024 and 2025 will belong to British shares, which, thanks to a clear undervaluation, have a large growth potential, while guaranteeing the security and stability of investments. The fact that it is cheap is already visible in the number of recent takeovers of British companies. I also think that any tax changes on the British market do not change this perception, and the statutory shift of demand from the British financial and pension sector to the internal investment market will be forced by the legislator sooner than we think. This will provide us with at least a few years of bull market on the stock market, and the budget with necessary tax revenues. Regardless of my antipathy to the Labour Party, I also believe that the people responsible for the country's finances are fully aware of the narrow margin they have and the sources that can widen this margin without being a cause for collapse in the next election. On the other hand, forcing financial institutions to invest funds obtained from the British taxpayer in the British market, creating jobs here, and not transferring this capital outside the UK, will be supported by every electorate, appreciating any government that does this.

If you look at ITV Studios through the prism of future profits over the next 12-18 months and a return to previously generated levels of revenue from the US market and not marked by the impact of last year's strikes - then assuming a minimal dynamics of their growth, it should be assumed that the calculated value of 85 pence in relation to 4 billion shares (i.e. not taking into account the buyback) increases by 20 to 40% in a stable market environment. However, assuming the growing dominance of ITV in this field, but also the demand generated for content by ITVX, you can safely increase the range of valuation of ITV Studios itself at the end of 2025 by a range of 40 to 60% higher than the one presented, and taking into account the decrease in the number of ITV shares by only 5%, we are talking about a valuation of £1.2 to £1.5 per ITV share. According to the valuations I have come across, ITVX is currently worth £300-380 million, and taking into account average forecasts from £350-450 million. In my opinion, this is a very conservative valuation, because it only realistically estimates the costs of creating such a platform. However, leaving aside my feelings, if we add the rest of the ITV business, as a modest £100 million, this will give us a valuation of ITV shares in the range of £1.35 to £1.65. It should be emphasized that a well-functioning business, dominating the market with a high return on capital, is always valued in the long term with a large premium reaching several dozen percent. Here I recommend looking at valuations on the US market. And this valuation does not take this into account. So unless we are in for a cataclysm, I think my forecasts from the beginning of this year, assuming an ITV share valuation of £1.2 to £1.5 at the end of 2024, and in the £2.0-£3.0 range at the end of 2025 (of course taking into account the factors I mentioned earlier), are much more than likely.

Hey trolls

My credit card debt paid from my wage today. Looks like my last week 13k shares top up at average 76.9 pence have a sence. Patience, analysis and perceiving facts. And now back to the EURO.

Third attempt.

Congratulations to the patient investors.

You have to be a real idiot or have no idea about investing in shares at all not to be aware that if the buyback is making 40 to almost 80 percent of the turnover on the share market until 4:30 p.m. daily, something is in the air. And it is definitely not the time to sell the company's shares. However, bragging about your indolence and stupidity, constantly bringing up the past and complaining about the CEO to cover up your failures resulting from lack of knowledge, in the face of completely different facts, slowly starts to stink of total hypocrisy. I understand that if the ITV share price reaches £1.50, we will also blame the CEO for the stupidity...??

If we have a leave £1.2 we should get very fast £1.5 and over. The prospect of a return to the FTSE100 index means purchases of index funds, further broker updates and new investors in the company. I spoke lots of this before.

Tomomalley

Being a troll is probably a really painful experience for you. But why do you consider others to be idiots, for example, those who are not able to check the content or number of posts we have produced on other forums.

Small little rat.

Tomomalley

Isn't being a Russian troll getting to you? Maybe it's time to change your local forum to one where you are not so unpopular? Time to seek out less demanding fans of your brilliance, knowledge and intellect. Some undemanding stock company with a group of commentators as stupid and naive as you along with all your other incarnations. Same, who are not brilliant with knowledge but love conspiracy theories and always look for those guilty of their failures in someone else's actions and not in their own bad and stupid decisions?

Tomomalley?

Ha ha ha

It's perfect but this Russian troll have many more names on this forum. My AI test find minimum two more nick's used by this rat. And to tell the truth, you don't have to know what about talking AI test - you need just read opinions made by some trolls on this forum. After that you know exactly who is who.

Back to ITV.

Ah, as I understand that all investors are remember about divi paid by ITV - this 76p today is not a same as 76pence in 2022, .. isn't include 13.3 pence in divi. When we talking about £2 in 2017 nice to be remember about 36.5 pence paid in dividends up to today. If you're include dividends paid up to today, you should little change point of view on ITV shares price, and that should be always included in in the assessment of a joint-stock company paying dividends against the market. Well, idiots don't remember, and trolls don't really want to talk about it, because it can definitely change the market picture or change the data that should be taken into account when technically assessing a company.

Knowledge about the market and finances does not come from nowhere. Neither do the long-term effects of our investing in the stock market.

A day like any other. Trolls are not giving up. Investors are waiting calmly. Patience pays off. And I'm drinking beer while waiting for the next match.

1:0 for Le Pen

But we have a half-time and I think that second half will be better.

As I seee buyback think the same.

Ha,ha. HELLO TROLLS

You don't need to worry about my money. I spend today nearly £10k and bought in total in a couple of transactions 13k ITV shares. That give me an average price fir my shopping today 76.9 pence. To high? Not for me. Especially that trolls still waiting with any decision... yep , under 60 pence ha ha. Unlike you, I consider it a successful purchase, because I was supposed to do it next week and today, taking advantage of the opportunity, I simply used the free credit on my card and as for myself very good and cheap ITV share price. My 323k ITV shares don't worry me either.

Backing to the ITV, again 50% shares up to 16.30 bought by buyback. As I understand everyone who is buying ITV shares on this level is an idiot, only not trolls from this forum.

Every piece of information, even that provided by the tabloid SUN, must also be read and understood not from the point of view of the writer but of the company. Well, I can't help if nobody at school didn't teach trolls how to think and use your mind...

77.70

Hmm... am I was right again with my top up?

Green on the end ??? Possibly, but 100% that over 40% shares will be bought up to 16.30 by buyback again.

Hey trolls, you are so quiet.

Sometimes I wonder if some people writing on this forum are really that stupid or is it just trolling? I invested in ITV shares in this 2024 year a little over £50k and up to the price of 77.40 I made nearly 17% profits.. I think that is a good result.,.., but possible not "welcome" by all trolls on this forum. what do you think omalley123 ?? As a one from the Russian troll Tom's faces you should know. Nothing hurts as much as my modest balance on my investment account, and not only mine....clearly showing who is right in this game.

If you haven't read it, read the definition of a troll and what I think about this "thing".

Ups,... sorry

77.36 with all taxes and fees

Added 7k at £0.7716. Glory for my credit card, will be repaid next week.

But I recommend SELL to everyone troll.

Solley1

Exactly, and always same nick's.

Are you surprised by this? Trolling is still in fashion... Especially when you have a sh***t, apart from the beginnings of being a millionaire, of course.

June. The carousel continues ....

Jedclampit

Yes, it's true. No one wins.

There are practically no other forms of investing your capital on the market apart from the stock market. So the market will accept any changes. This was the case in the past, so let's not panic. Despite everything, the Labour Party are not idiots. They are therefore aware of the need to attract investment funds to companies to enable them to develop and increase tax revenues. A change in the investment attitude of private investors and the inflow of this money to the market would increase inflation and in the long term limit tax revenues. I will also remind you that the current Conservative government has actually increased our taxes on both dividends and capital, and has announced exactly the same in the future. After reading your comments for a long time sometimes I think that you should sell all your shares and take a break from the stock exchange forever.