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rhug1966 109 posts more Sells Than Buying.. I think he said it would be a multi-bigger....he was up early though so he may have been half asleep...lol Off Topic yes I was..it would be multi bagger no doubt,, but look at my prediction, I was correct..2.5 or lower,, what is the closing price today?...as I said next week we should have a RNs and it would be over 3p..if RNs is good , then I think we may not fall back to these levels again. ..

Ooooh well,, last time we dropped to these levels, we got RNs, and it went over 3p...hmm my prediction was correct...so anyone followed me, would be happy... yes few weeks ago the world was a different place.. things change very fast... my prediction was 2.50 or lower... check my posts.. now who's has the final smile?... well if we do get RNs next week, as predicted, this will go past 3p.. only time will tell...

With oil prices going up, , I'm sure Diesel powered generated, would get more expensive to run.. and profits would get squeezed.. I just wonder what profit margins are?.. and with Borrowing Costs going higher, loan payments would be higher.. looks like, would get squeezed from left and right...Dosnt look good., going forward. Sells. 1.741,821 V buy's 421,620...

Is Vodafone a better buy?....

With So Many Risks,, I Think Valuation is Too High?.. Anyone else Feels The Same..One Broker Target Price £1..( Latest)

I think it even fall further than the recent broker forecast.£1,. It seriously needs to change their spending habits. Otherwise my guess is they would be tapping share holders very soon.. I've taken off my buy order..it doesn't look good,, They Seriously needs to put their house in order.. it's a sinking ship..

Net Debt's Were £631 Now £847 .. Anyone Think They Can Survive?. For How long?. Something Needs To Change Fast....As Soon as interest rates start to Raise, ( Borrowing Costs Are Going Up)... Then What Happens????? Anyone

Headline Cash flow (�m) 6 months ended 30 September 2016 Unaudited 6 months ended 30 September 2015 Unaudited Operating free cash flow (28) 31 Interest and taxation (11) (11) Free cash flow (39) 20 Exceptional items (15) (33) Acquisitions (14) (5) Dividends (100) (85) Sale of own shares - 61 Net Debt 847 631 Net Debt/EBITDA (LTM) 2.8x

Article Redburn sees TalkTalk ditching dividends Mon, 21st Nov 2016 15:18 (ShareCast News) - Talk Talk´s strategy of raising prices on a shrinking customer base was a poor proposition, even more so with growth in the overall market flat, analysts at Redburn said. Together with increased competition from the likes of Virgin Project Lightning and Vodafone, the prospects for the company were particularly grim, Nick Delfas said in a research report sent to clients. Indeed, Delfas expected the company´s debt covenants to come increasingly into focus. Potential merger partners were also likely to wait for signs of greater sustainability in Talk Talk´s subscriber base, robbing the shares' valuation of the support provided by the chance of a potential tie-up. "As the business shrinks and debt rises, debt covenants will come into greater focus," he added. Nonetheless, "the necessity to combine with either O2 or Three is clear, but unfortunately for TalkTalk equity and bondholders, it is increasingly apparent that merger partners can wait this dance out for a little longer," Delfas said. The Redburn analyst cut his recommendation on the shares from 'neutral' to 'sell' while slashing his estimate of 'fair value' from 150p to 100p. Delfas also no longer expected Talk Talk to pay a dividend in fiscal years 2018 and 2019.

EX Divi takes effect in the morning,, would it open Down?.. or up.. Anyone

Looking at this,, I think I could be right..as I said price falling down to. 2:4 or lower... ooooh well ..a steady fall everyday,. would get there..I hope not too many people got sucked into the rally...I got burnt on the first huge price rice.... good luck to those still holding...

London South East Quick Picks Streaming Services HomeMarketsTALKNewsArticle Redburn sees TalkTalk ditching dividends Mon, 21st Nov 2016 15:18 (ShareCast News) - Talk Talk´s strategy of raising prices on a shrinking customer base was a poor proposition, even more so with growth in the overall market flat, analysts at Redburn said. Together with increased competition from the likes of Virgin Project Lightning and Vodafone, the prospects for the company were particularly grim, Nick Delfas said in a research report sent to clients. Indeed, Delfas expected the company´s debt covenants to come increasingly into focus. Potential merger partners were also likely to wait for signs of greater sustainability in Talk Talk´s subscriber base, robbing the shares' valuation of the support provided by the chance of a potential tie-up. "As the business shrinks and debt rises, debt covenants will come into greater focus," he added. Nonetheless, "the necessity to combine with either O2 or Three is clear, but unfortunately for TalkTalk equity and bondholders, it is increasingly apparent that merger partners can wait this dance out for a little longer," Delfas said. The Redburn analyst cut his recommendation on the shares from 'neutral' to 'sell' while slashing his estimate of 'fair value' from 150p to 100p. Delfas also no longer expected Talk Talk to pay a dividend in fiscal years 2018 and 2019. Back to TALK news Share Price Share News Share Charts Share Chat Share Trades Level 2 Regulatory News Director Deals Fundamentals Add TALK to Watchlist

It always happens, after a large rise.. And last time it fell down to 2.40p ,, and similar it's happening again.. You did well...

UPDATE 1-U.S. settlement is blocking RBS share sale - UKFI chairman Wed, 16th Nov 2016 16:41 * UKFI Chairman says market sees $5-12 bln RMBS fine for RBS * Williams & Glyn issue must be fixed before share sale resumes * RMBS settlement seen having impact on capital, shares (Adds share price, timing of share sale, comments on Williams & Glyn) By Lawrence White and Andrew MacAskill LONDON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - The head of the agency managing Britain's stakes in bailed out banks said market speculation that Royal Bank of Scotland faces a potential fine of between $5 to $12 billion from the U.S. is hindering the government's share sale plans. RBS, in common with other European lenders, faces a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) over its role in selling mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis. "It could be $5 billion, it could be $12 billion, and based on what happened to Deutsche Bank it could be more," James Leigh-Pemberton, Chairman of UK Financial Investments (UKFI), which manages the government's stake in RBS, told the Treasury Select Committee. RBS, 73 percent state-owned, has not made a profit since it was rescued with a 46 billion pound ($57 billion) government bailout during the financial crisis. Leigh-Pemberton told the Committee, which was quizzing UKFI on its management of the government's sale of its RBS stake, that reports on the size of RBS's potential settlement with the DoJ were "market speculation" and the final range is unknown. Deutsche Bank has said it will fight a $14 billion initial demand from the DoJ to settle claims it missold mortgage-backed securities, a shock bill that raised questions about the future of Germany's largest lender. Investors will be unlikely to want to buy RBS shares until the bank has resolved its DoJ settlement because of the likely impact on the bank's capital position. "The direct impact of the settlement number on the bank's book value and capital is an almost penny-for-penny impact on the share price," Leigh-Pemberton said. Leigh-Pemberton said that UKFI has raised the settlement with the government and that Britain's Treasury is "acutely conscious of the impact of this litigation" on RBS and the value of its shares. Aside from settling the U.S. case, RBS also needs to resolve its disposal of branches under the Williams & Glyn name before investors will be interested in buying the bank's shares, Leigh-Pemberton said. RBS has blamed the complexities of creating a standalone technology platform for delays in the sale of Williams & Glyn, which was a key European Union condition of its taxpayer-funded rescue at the peak of the global financial crisis. RBS shares have fallen 31 percent in the year to date, against an 8 percent rise in the benchmark FTSE 100 index . ($1 = 0.8037 pounds) (Reporting By Lawrence White and Andrew MacAskill, editing by Huw Jon

KNewsArticle Redburn sees TalkTalk ditching dividends Mon, 21st Nov 2016 15:18 (ShareCast News) - Talk Talk´s strategy of raising prices on a shrinking customer base was a poor proposition, even more so with growth in the overall market flat, analysts at Redburn said. Together with increased competition from the likes of Virgin Project Lightning and Vodafone, the prospects for the company were particularly grim, Nick Delfas said in a research report sent to clients. Indeed, Delfas expected the company´s debt covenants to come increasingly into focus. Potential merger partners were also likely to wait for signs of greater sustainability in Talk Talk´s subscriber base, robbing the shares' valuation of the support provided by the chance of a potential tie-up. "As the business shrinks and debt rises, debt covenants will come into greater focus," he added. Nonetheless, "the necessity to combine with either O2 or Three is clear, but unfortunately for TalkTalk equity and bondholders, it is increasingly apparent that merger partners can wait this dance out for a little longer," Delfas said. The Redburn analyst cut his recommendation on the shares from 'neutral' to 'sell' while slashing his estimate of 'fair value' from 150p to 100p. Delfas also no longer expected Talk Talk to pay a dividend in fiscal years 2018 and 2019

Article Redburn sees TalkTalk ditching dividends Mon, 21st Nov 2016 15:18 (ShareCast News) - Talk Talk´s strategy of raising prices on a shrinking customer base was a poor proposition, even more so with growth in the overall market flat, analysts at Redburn said. Together with increased competition from the likes of Virgin Project Lightning and Vodafone, the prospects for the company were particularly grim, Nick Delfas said in a research report sent to clients. Indeed, Delfas expected the company´s debt covenants to come increasingly into focus. Potential merger partners were also likely to wait for signs of greater sustainability in Talk Talk´s subscriber base, robbing the shares' valuation of the support provided by the chance of a potential tie-up. "As the business shrinks and debt rises, debt covenants will come into greater focus," he added. Nonetheless, "the necessity to combine with either O2 or Three is clear, but unfortunately for TalkTalk equity and bondholders, it is increasingly apparent that merger partners can wait this dance out for a little longer," Delfas said. The Redburn analyst cut his recommendation on the shares from 'neutral' to 'sell' while slashing his estimate of 'fair value' from 150p to 100p. Delfas also no longer expected Talk Talk to pay a dividend in fiscal years 2018 and 2019.

Yes profit taker's jumping sh ip... Share price falling...last time fell down to 2:5p ..

Yes jumping ship,, just like the last time.. Back to 2:5p or lower...

TALKNewsArticle Redburn sees TalkTalk ditching dividends Mon, 21st Nov 2016 15:18 (ShareCast News) - Talk Talk´s strategy of raising prices on a shrinking customer base was a poor proposition, even more so with growth in the overall market flat, analysts at Redburn said. Together with increased competition from the likes of Virgin Project Lightning and Vodafone, the prospects for the company were particularly grim, Nick Delfas said in a research report sent to clients. Indeed, Delfas expected the company´s debt covenants to come increasingly into focus. Potential merger partners were also likely to wait for signs of greater sustainability in Talk Talk´s subscriber base, robbing the shares' valuation of the support provided by the chance of a potential tie-up. "As the business shrinks and debt rises, debt covenants will come into greater focus," he added. Nonetheless, "the necessity to combine with either O2 or Three is clear, but unfortunately for TalkTalk equity and bondholders, it is increasingly apparent that merger partners can wait this dance out for a little longer," Delfas said. The Redburn analyst cut his recommendation on the shares from 'neutral' to 'sell' while slashing his estimate of 'fair value' from 150p to 100p. Delfas also no longer expected Talk Talk to pay a dividend in fiscal years 2018 and 2019.

Be careful,, we might start to see profit takers jumping in..and who knows, we could start to see price drifting back to 2:5p or below next few days..