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is 815p at 8:15am.......Time to take profits!
is a done deal with NewsCorp.....now, what price to sell at?!
Sheesh....."a salad cream ingredient"??? I'm much more than that........and I'll settle for 335p.
That's a massive delayed sell from 28/2....no wonder we've been held back! What price tomorrow!
nearly made it to £8.....only a penny off. OK, great base to launch from tomorrow.....another 5-10p please! I can hear Murdoch crying.....
I've got MAB, SMDR & XEL all at 310~315 now.....wonder which will break out first!?
approaching 800p! Let's break through today....
Up another 6-7% and 335p is just around the corner! Next stop 350p....c'mon baby! Is it only me in here?????
Between seeing 115p and writing my note, it fell 2p. C'mon Salmonella it's only 7% from here....
OK, now let's see a rise from here please.....it's only 6.3% to 335p!! One hour to go....
Rupert Murdoch to fund hived-off Sky News in bid remedy (originally from Telegraph 2/3/2011) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/media/8355929/Rupert-Murdoch-to-fund-hived-off-Sky-News-in-bid-remedy.html Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation is close to finalising a remedy with Ofcom and the Office of Fair Trading which could enable it to bid for the 61pc of BSkyB it does not already own. Final touches were last night being made to a proposal, understood to see Sky News hived off into an independent trust that News Corp will agree to fund with tens of millions of pounds a year in the long-term. Essentially, the arrangement will see Mr Murdoch's News Corporation cede control of Sky News. Government sources said yesterday that Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, has not yet made his decision, as he is waiting to receive the submissions from the OFT and Ofcom. After weeks of negotiations, News Corp has agreed the key details of the remedy with Ofcom and the OFT. The proposals will be sent to Mr Hunt shortly. If the proposed remedy receives Mr Hunt's approval, he will immediately begin a public 15-day consultation process. News Corporation has been meeting with officials from the OFT in an attempt to assure Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, that its full ownership of BSkyB would not reduce media diversity in the UK. News Corp, the owner of The Times, The Sun, The Wall Street Journal and 20th Century Fox, has been attempting to buy the rest of BSkyB. The media giant made a 700p-a-share, £7.8bn bid for the remaining shares in June, which was rejected. A deal valuing BSkyB shares at somewhere between 800p and 850p a share is expected. A full-blown sale of Sky News has been viewed as difficult, as the satellite channel is losing more than £30m a year. Many opponents have said the remedies proposed in recent weeks were not sufficient. They have urged Mr Hunt to recommend a full investigation by the Competition Commission. Discussions between News Corp and Mr Hunt were aimed at removing the likelihood of a lengthy review process by the Competition Commission. A potential review could take more than six months, in which time the price of BSkyB could significantly increase. Rivals, including the owners of The Daily Telegraph, have raised concerns that the merger would give Mr Murdoch too much influence over public opinion. Both News Corp and the Government declined to comment.
I could be wrong but this feels like bottom for MAB. It's holding fairly steady, even on a crappy day in the market. Chance now of a ~15% trough to peak rise if prices stabilise.... and a ~40% rise within 12mths.... DYOR.
BSY is up even on such a crappy day in the market. Looks like a deal is due???
I agree. SMDR builds to results and with good results we see a drop, and with bad results we see a freefall....makes you think; who moves SMDR shares??? Hmmm...answers on a postcard.
The perfect scenario for me and my ISA's is for SMDR to go to 335p (+25% for me) and for XEL to fall 5-10% to 290p, all on the same day. I'd drop SMDR and pick up more XEL as it has plenty of proven upside from 290p to 390p...and higher (400-600p??). I'd then drop my first block of XEL (@225p) and buy back into SMDR on a drop after results....if not the cash goes elsewhere.
GO SMDR!!! This little 'mander can go....Freakin' A+ with nuts!. Let's see 335p today!...
Would anyone dare to cross Murdoch and put in a counter offer??? Ptthh...no way dude. Nobody except the Russians are that crazy....maybe whoever owns 'Russia Today' would take a stab at it. Then let's discuss UK media plurality and independence.....
My (uneducated) guess is that we will see something soon....based on the fact that some big-boys have taken a position recently and pushed up the price. I agree with you £7 was nice, £8 was preferred by the BoD, and now £9 would be fantastic, and £10....neeaggh, I don't think so. An SP @ £9 is +38% for me, where I normally aim to make +25%, which is 815p, so anything over that is cream... this cat likes cream! - Xan
Looks like a plan to me. I think that I'll set my Limit Sell for SMDR and watch for a retrace after results...and pick up SMDR again later. I'm up on GFRD and may drop that in favor of a rather low XEL, which I fully expect to gain within weeks/months. Depending on timing it might be a toss-up between XEL & SMDR....decisions, decisions??? SMDR has bounced between 215-265-300...there's plenty of room for profit over a couple of months.
Does anyone reckon that there will be a T/O offer based on today's closing price? How about 12% premium over 785p = 880p. That would be a nice opening offer and just shy of the potential retort from BSY at 900p..... Any thoughts? Nice if it's true!