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I understand BT wanted a return of 10 to 12% over 20 years and Ofcom implied it may only be 11 years. What compromise would be a good result for BT and might have a positive effect on the SP?

How high is the expectation that we’ll hear from Ofcom next week (18th)?

Tony, I don't suppose that lot at the CWU are bright enough to have planned it but it looks like their strike threat may be timed just right to clobber any plans for a speedy rollout!

Would welcome an expert opinion

With the renewed tax situation does it make any sense for BT to go it alone with Openreach until the tax break finishes and then seek outside investment?

Hi Velo.

When will you be publishing your first novel?

“Anyone else in the fortunate position of belonging to that rarest club in the world? - Being in profit after buying BT's shares LOL!

There must be at least 5 of us by now? :)”

Make that 6. Only bought in Sept and Oct Bit jammy I know.

I'll stick my neck out. At first glance it looks like revenue decline is almost over after the current FY

Soaring £ apparently

Or is this the right time for BT to bow out

"Any idea of any short interest on BT."

Only me being short on patience..

"BT needs to refocus itself and decide what it is they can actually make money from and then do it."

Well I think that's Jansen's plan. Focus on the UK and full fibre plus Internet of Things and sell off most of the rest except the global network that it has.

EMMJANE, I did see that on Friday but I didn't read the article until last night and I don't really understand the analyst's rationale.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/938589/sell-bt-says-ubs-on-risks-from-competiton-pension-deficit-and-spectrum-costs-938589.html

Are they serious? Target reduced from £1.16 to £1.11. I’ll buy at that price...

Anyone have any comments on the latest Consensus figures. Seems to be a gradual decline in figures each time they are released. Velo used to provide useful insight.