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Not that it helps anyone but... I am not surprised by this and it's why I sold my entire TUI holding back on 2nd Jan.

Others experiencing issues seeing current SP for EZJ? Mines now restored but wildly switching from minus 1% to -5.5%

HL has stopped displaying the live EZJ SP here... has 15min delay on it so not a scooby doo what the SP is right now

Tui has been knocked back to its open SP too... could this be algorithms picking up the drop in EZJ from the massive sale and then fire selling elsewhere?

Yikes.. showing down near 4.2% and still falling! Can't see any obvious news out there.

Fat finger sell trade?

EZJ just made a significant drop - any explanation? Knock on for Tui?

Oh I agree with you fleccy... I'm saying that BT will do very handsomely imo despite rest of UK economy which is set to be struggling through perpetual crises in the coming year ahead.

I've answered AimMaster2018 on the BT thread. Copy here:

"AimMaster2018 - I first began buying BT early 2023, sold entire holding for profit summer 2023... began buying again in Autum/winter 2023 and I've kept buying up more this Spring. Max price I've paid for any of the tranches is £1.30. But that's the most info I'm willing to share... as I previously said I have been trading since Dec 2022 and yep, so far I've not yet made a loss but I'm very grounded and know that is just a matter of time... biggest gains I've netted have been from trading TUI, Currys & BT. Plus a number of other gains too. For everyone else on here AimMaster2018 is bitter because I was considering investing in Capita (CPI) but...I've been frank in my language on the CPI chat board that after examining the financials, the macro economics and risk v potential reward - I see far better value in BT stock right now... and that is where I've kept on putting my money. I think BT is going to be shorted heavily in immediate future, although I am in for the mid-long term. DYOR."

Savills & Halifax are so full of **** - yep, new build property prices are up (ppl can put down a tiny deposit & take out 30-40yr mort) but... that's drawing first time buyers into taking on monster debt volumes and pulling buyers away from neglected/dilapidated pre-owned housing stock, which is no longer selling because 95% of first time buyers have no cash or headroom to take on extensive renovation works on 'doer uppers'... the data is making it seem as though housing market is remarkably resilient when in fact it is storing up gigantic problems & big potential for contagion. BT Will remain resilient though, indebted folk will have nowt to do but sit still in their newbuilds watching Netflix, as one partner loses their job in an unemployment wave beginning to hit home.

AimMaster2018 - I first began buying BT early 2023, sold entire holding for profit summer 2023... began buying again in Autum/winter 2023 and I've kept buying up more this Spring. Max price I've paid for any of the tranches is £1.30. But that's the most info I'm willing to share... as I previously said I have been trading since Dec 2022 and yep, so far I've not yet made a loss but I'm very grounded and know that is just a matter of time... biggest gains I've netted have been from trading TUI, Currys & BT. Plus a number of other gains too. For everyone else on here AimMaster2018 is bitter because I was considering investing in Capita (CPI) but...I've been frank in my language on the CPI chat board that after examining the financials, the macro economics and risk v potential reward - I see far better value in BT stock right now... and that is where I've kept on putting my money. I think BT is going to be shorted heavily in immediate future, although I am in for the mid-long term. DYOR.

I'll check the exact dates on Tues AM on HL account... what with enjoying the BH weekend I had not appreciated it'd attract such forensic analysis. My overall point remains and whilst I was off with timing of my £1.60-65 sp forecast for BT I nonetheless believe it'll prove very resilient through these turbulent times ahead.

I purchased last year yep, sold the whole stake for profit... waited... bought back in again this year 👍 - only a small stake though and I plan on buying more on these upcoming dips.

For transparency; I'm a holder of small qty of BT stock, purchased this year...

IMO We will see sub £1 this week... Shockingly bad house price data will kick off a VERY bad week for UK stocks. Plus Tory party digging in through backdrop of dreadful UK macros is going to amplify the carnage. BoE is stuck; raise, to tame inflation, and weak economy will implode like a squeezed rice crispie... hold is only sensible option but... gives no support to business & consumer demand and no relief to the indebted, cut and comparitive dollar strength will see inflation return to UK economy with a punishing vengeance. Longer term BT is a top value stock, once Labour take the reins credibility will return, BT will be a keystone for unlocking economic growth. We're a long way off from that though and the turbulence from now the then is going to be epic.

BoE can make the cut in June if it wants but here's the playoff... US dollar is not near to cutting, so if BoE MPC plays that hand we shall see £sterling pummelled and inflation will return with a vengeance.

That's right AimMaster... Next week is going to be turbulent with shorters out in force imo. With UBS and others pushing their downgrade of BT it won't be immune from pressure but... I see value in buying more BT on dips for mid-long term hold... I believe it's going to not only going to prove resilient but will even grow with the insatiable demand for high speed data & services, FTTP & 5G.

It should have read "SP will be below 10p next week" and yep £ weakness is inevitable imo.

We shall see as the figs get revised... MoM can have significantly more variance whereas the QoQ figs are a more stable figure and those look very healthy indeed.

Fantastic GoCPI - short away on BT

Some Macro's are going to coincide next week which I see pulling down a number of LSE stocks... UK House price, construction and Internet retail results, is going to make contact with a Tory party digging in and BoE holding rates... I think it's going to cause mayhem as holders begin to really understand the true depths of the UK's woes. Shorters are going to be out in force making a stack of money on driving some vulnerable equities into the ground. All imo DYOR.