Bt Share Discussion Threads

[pierre oreilly] 30/5/2017 11:21

Monty, you also said in the 400s that this would go into the 500s and 600s as well as the 300s.At every price, you've said that it would be up, then soon after that it would go down, almost always out of sync with the actual direction.You really are an annoying waste of space simply guessing future prices randomly up and down, usually incorrectly. Not sure of your motivation, but it certainly isnt trading since you'd have been bust 10 years ago. Can't you get another hobby and stop irritating people here?

[montyhedge] 30/5/2017 10:29

Don't know what Jenny the witch said, filtered year ago, she scoffed, when BT were 435p and I said 375p.
Dejue 285p looks nailed on in my view.

Current p.e 16 seems expensive.

[jenny tulwought] 30/5/2017 09:37

Monty-flip-flop,

If you want to see reasons to be optimistic, read your posts over the last 3 or 4 weeks (hope this helps).

[montyhedge] 30/5/2017 09:13

I said back on here below 300p, so this week, then. Kainos we are all taking profits.It's just with BT I can't see where any good news is coming from. Plenty of negatives but not positives, at 285p, may dip a toe back in.

[eaaxs06] 30/5/2017 09:08

I thought monty said he wouldn't be back until BT hit 285p? I know the price is poor, but not THAT poor.

Maybe that means his latest buy, Kainos, has taken a tumble?

[toon1966] 30/5/2017 07:53

Looks like EE will be integrated into BT's consumer division. Reported in FT today.

[kitbag1984] 29/5/2017 13:52

So Monty have you changed your mind again? Please let me know so I can take the opposite view. It keeps making me money lol. Fool.

[pacemaker1000] 29/5/2017 12:45

I'm pretty sure most knew it was at least £13bn Monty.

[montyhedge] 29/5/2017 10:26

It was £10 billion, now Sunday Press said £14 billion. Why don't they have a 1 for 10 rights issue at 275p. City would love it, I'm sure.

[toon1966] 29/5/2017 10:24

Alphorn - the pension deficit is a 'known' problem, the solution is far more problematic!

[alphorn] 29/5/2017 10:11

I don't think that it is old news. The deficit is growing - a problem.

[pacemaker1000] 29/5/2017 10:05

It's another press bashing weekend! Both the fine and pension is old news regurgitated.
However, it's obvious that staff pensions are being used to claw back losses made in fines and Italy. Disgusting way to treat employees by paying caking on them in old age!

[fhmktg] 29/5/2017 08:48

Agreed pacemaker- arrogant so and so thought he couldn't be found out!Failed his chance of further career advancement.

[dr biotech] 29/5/2017 08:30

Only just realised have you Montyflipflop? All that time you were at rampcon 10 and you never knew about the pension deficit.

[montyhedge] 29/5/2017 06:34

£14 billion pension liability, wow.

[pacemaker1000] 28/5/2017 23:29

Another corker

[diku] 28/5/2017 22:40

From the media...

Telecoms giants EE and Vodafone have been named Britain’s worst mobile phone providers by consumer watchdog Which?

Both scored just 50 out of 100 for overall customer satisfaction as they failed to hit the right tone with account holders.

But minnow giffgaff topped the chart with 81, Utility Warehouse was second with 76 and Tesco Mobile third with 74.

Despite fast download speeds and strong coverage, Vodafone and EE were awarded just two out of five stars for value for money compared with giffgaff’s full house.

[pacemaker1000] 28/5/2017 12:00

I'm conflicted!
As an employee it's criminal that I won't be getting the pension agreed many years ago due to bad management!
As a shareholder addressing the deficit will be good for the share price!

[pacemaker1000] 28/5/2017 11:56

Bt has already started to do this with the latest pay rise. BTPS members had a contract that guaranteed rpi or pay rise increases to their pension pot but in a crafty manipulation of voting this was changed. Instead of 2.6% increase they only got 0.7%.

[alphorn] 28/5/2017 11:55

As I am sure most posters will understand the key issue is who takes on the investment risk. That is why the plans are all changing.