Bt Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 06/2/2017 09:02

Oakville....you could be right...the current price is just too stale...some sort of up or down move to get punters excited has to come sooner or later...those who bought in 300p - 310p are locked in...unless if one is playing on smaller movement with larger quantity in/out...there is possibility of a overshoot to the downside....& then again the current lack of movement could force weak holders to move on....

[montyhedge] 06/2/2017 09:02

Of course worried bears, hoping below 300p, not gonna happen.

[oakville] 06/2/2017 08:20

Going down. END OF WEEK PRICE... £2.92

[romeoandjuliet] 06/2/2017 07:56

An automated machine is far superior to the boys dressed in suits trying to make decisions but getting their bonus emotions all mixed up in their decision making.If the computer says it's going up and the herd follow then that is good enough for me

[stockriser] 03/2/2017 23:22

If you follow British bulls you should not be trading ;-)

[redartbmud] 03/2/2017 21:48

........Holograms?

[twixy] 03/2/2017 21:38

Whilst broker recommendations are...

[diku] 03/2/2017 21:20

British bulls is automated machine...

[twixy] 03/2/2017 20:58

British Bulls now have BT. as a buy, which is fantastic news, as it's the basis for all broker buy recommendations, so my mate in the City tells me ;-)

[diku] 03/2/2017 20:32

Generally a good sign when wives of Directors buy shares...

[glenkaz] 03/2/2017 20:28

Blue and bottoms hit! Ooooooooh errrrrr! 😋

[spellbrook] 03/2/2017 19:14

Insider: Big bets on BT bounce

By Lee Wild | Fri, 3rd February 2017 - 11:49

BT bosses put money and reputations on the line

A week after an investigation into its Italian business uncovered a half-a-billion pound fraud, and with public sector work drying up or being priced lower, BT (BT.A) shares have hardly moved.

At 305p, they're still down 20% since the profits warning and speculative buying is not in sufficient size to offset willing sellers. Support is, at least, holding up at these levels, though, and top brass think a floor has been established.

In total, six execs or their families bought around 185,000 BT shares this week worth almost £560,000 in total.

Non-executive directors Anthony Ball, Iain Conn, Isabel Hudson, Karen Richardson and Nick Roses' wife Kay did the heavy lifting at 302p, although Hudson paid an extra 4p a share for here parcel of 4,872 shares.

Chairman Michael Rake's wife Caroline also bought 15,000 at 302p.

Either this is some kind of kamikaze effort to shore up the share price, or, more likely, confidence that there are no other skeletons in the cupboard. Whichever it is, there's currently a 5% dividend yield as reward for holding the shares.

[wipo1] 03/2/2017 16:27

Monty aka Portside

[diku] 03/2/2017 16:20

monty...you da man always!...

[harvester] 03/2/2017 16:20

I don't think that Monty is an investor or a trader.
If he traded his own tips he would be bankrupt by now .

[orinocor] 03/2/2017 16:15

teamwork1,
You say that in jest but I'm seriously considering it as in investment strategy. Everything Monty tips heads for disaster soon afterwards - the world's worst investor/trader. No-one else comes close!

[teamwork1] 03/2/2017 14:03

Monty pls don't say anything because what ever you say it goes the other way

[diku] 03/2/2017 13:07

monty if it does then you get promoted to no;1 again!...

[montyhedge] 03/2/2017 10:19

20% gain to 360p this year plus dividends.

[harvester] 03/2/2017 08:36

If I had a crystall ball like Monty claims to have , I could tell you when I will next buy or sell lol

P.S. Actually, I will be tempted to buy more BT at the director buy prices of around 302 . They have something even better than a crystall ball, i.e. some inside info !

[dynamic2005] 03/2/2017 08:05

Bumpy rides are often necessary to reach the right destination.Happy with inevitable ups and downs as long as we are heading in the right direction.Good luck.

[oakville] 03/2/2017 07:07

Hold on for a bumpy ride !

[wipo1] 02/2/2017 16:45

Do the BT price increases apply if I have a yearly contact?

[nerdofsteel] 02/2/2017 16:44

well I suppose they've got to fund the pension deficit and the growing divi somehow!