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BTG Btg Plc

840.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Btg Plc LSE:BTG London Ordinary Share GB0001001592 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 840.00 839.00 840.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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05/12/2016
20:04
I suspect that it's only the spectre of takeover activity in the drug sector that is going to result in a meaningful revival in the share price over the next half year..Both BTG and for that matter,the likes of Astra Zeneca and Glaxo have their sceptics and that's weighing on the price.The latter two are suffering from a flight from bond proxy dividend stocks in the USA which is unlikely to quickly reverse.It's too late to sell perhaps given that BTG shares are flirting with a 52 week low but I think the management should start to pay attention to what the market is saying,forget the drug analysts,they are invariably slow to react to sector rotation.The market feels the BTG rating is quite high enough for a stock that has failed to exceed best expectations....and when you're on a BTG style rating,you need to surprise on the upside....and they're not.Of course,currency losses don't aid the cause.

Technical comment on Barclays website-

Short term comment

Losses from the last relative highs set at 7.28 makes the long-term bullish scenario to be recently discarded. Very short-term falls restrainment gives a positive signal that will remain as long as it doesn't lose support at 5.71.

Next support is 556p apparently

steeplejack
05/12/2016
10:12
Another brick in the wall for copd sufferers!
fhmktg
02/12/2016
13:43
Investors are tiring of companies like BTG and Vectura which promise jam tomorrow, have good revenue, plenty of cash, decent products but pay zilch in return save to bod and employees after years of the same hogwash. With rising bond yields and cos like pfc, ved or mks with equally good growth prospects and divis there is plenty more downside for these beauties. And their products are not risk free, being very small fish in a very large pond. imo
cumnor
01/12/2016
16:23
Louis and her team issueing and issueing options and warrants for great performance-its disaster - they should fired imo
Its time to renew this management - they stink

a1ord53
01/12/2016
14:00
Oh dear, I'm in again at 5.71. We now know the names of the men in shiny suits and dirty underpants, or at least the American ones. As expected they're far from being Masters of the Universe in their recent performance.

Let us hope that our gains will be their losses. It's always been a zero-sum game between us and them, hasn't it?

BTW it's about time Woodford bought some BTG again for WPCT.

muffmitz
01/12/2016
13:50
Sorry: some unintended dittography. See below
muffmitz
30/11/2016
20:27
This shorting has cost me over £100k!
fhmktg
30/11/2016
20:26
So, we send 'the boys' round to 'short them out' ?
fhmktg
30/11/2016
16:56
shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB0001001592/all
a1ord53
30/11/2016
16:56
link to site shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB0001001592/all
a1ord53
29/11/2016
17:38
Should have put 25 p on the share price per leg Greg.
bargainbob
29/11/2016
16:24
At last! Well spotted !
fhmktg
29/11/2016
16:14
This came out on 17th November. Don't know how many have seen it.
gregsc
29/11/2016
14:28
Yes,Wall Street is dictating that defensives can be sold in favour of cyclicals on the premise of accelerating GNP growth and higher inflation.Ten year treasuries now provide a yield of around 2.3%.Ultimately,the growth scenario is uncertain but without a yield,BTG is feeling the full draft of a weak pharma sector.May as well ride this one out for now.
steeplejack
29/11/2016
13:39
--> dp1ump
You might be grateful one day that you have smaller balls! ;)

spyder
29/11/2016
13:29
Agree getting very bored and a little nervous,if I had bigger balls I would switch my holding here into vectura who are gaining a little momentum.But to be honest the whole pharma sector is being sold off.
dp1umb
29/11/2016
12:29
That makes me feel better!
fhmktg
29/11/2016
12:29
Not a penny lost either!! :)
spyder
29/11/2016
12:12
Not a penny made since February 2014-this is hurting!
fhmktg
26/11/2016
18:01
Interesting , they could have done that or for backing of a third party approach.
Certainty looks strange on the surface. Though the price weakness suggests someone shorted it. Why would Aviva do that though.

bargainbob
25/11/2016
23:37
Did u see todays announcement holding in Btg by Aviva ?
Question : Did they loan 8 mil shares ? ... to short sellers ?
Could anybody explain ?

a1ord53
23/11/2016
20:40
Spyder ,

A return to the low £5 is possible , really surprised how often this happens and BTG attracts zero bidders.

bargainbob
23/11/2016
15:25
I have today bought for my own portfolio and my grandchilren's ISAs. It may not be the bottom but it's a great opportunity for the medium term. Usual caveats.
muffmitz
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