Itv Share Discussion Threads

[kfr20] 02/9/2020 11:12

What would a takeover price be I wonder in the current environment? I'm thinking 80-90 pence. I hold as a believe the company remains undervalued.

[srpactive] 02/9/2020 11:10

Yes keep the negative articles coming as GS keeps increasing,
good formula.

I continue to buy.

dyor

[scepticalinvestor] 02/9/2020 11:09

GS on further CFD / put options - into 2022

[gerardp] 02/9/2020 10:53

Gloating from The Times: 'Pack your bags, ITV: you’re out of the FTSE'

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 10:26

update: STV down now... (Sorry).

[peddlers] 02/9/2020 10:17

Shorters have had almost 5% wiped off their profits this morning.

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 09:53

STV is now at a price it last was at on the last day of June 2020.
On the last day of June 2020 ITV was about 72p.
If we catch up with STV we will have to rise to 72p
Seems unlikely we can achieve that today (lol) but it
might be possible by the end of the month?
What are your views?

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 09:48

STV up again on top of yesterdays near 10% rise. Come on ITV we're lagging a long way behind.

[peddlers] 02/9/2020 09:27

If ITV is around 60.30 near the close then I think it is time to top up.

[scepticalinvestor] 02/9/2020 08:46

it is obvious that this is heading higher - look at the trade pattern, this could easily get to 60 imo

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 08:45

buywell3: re: netdebt: how do you calculate that. I was looking at 2020 accounts:
total assets: £3,691m
total liabilities: £2,727m

eg there is no net debt in the sense, assets are greater than liabilities.

[nige co] 02/9/2020 08:34

“Ultimately, it seems very likely to me that ITV will eventually form part of someone else’s global scale play,” says Enders. “It looks inevitable and the Covid crisis will have advanced those arguments.”

[peddlers] 02/9/2020 08:16

Level 2 looking very strong !

[peddlers] 02/9/2020 08:14

If ITV can just stay above 57p then it will be a really bullish sign for me.

[peddlers] 02/9/2020 08:13

a few short-term shorters would have got burned this moring

[scepticalinvestor] 02/9/2020 08:11

whenever buywell appears to sprout his doom and gloom, stocks tend to do the opposite.

[peddlers] 02/9/2020 08:11

good start this morning
People pilling in

[buywell3] 02/9/2020 08:07

Its that Debt word again

Market Cap. 2,346.01 m
Net Debt 2,444.00 m
Gross Gearing 75.39 %
Quick Assets 784.00 m

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 08:04

buywell3: But poor people can watch ITV for free (its adverts that pay) whereas Netflix costs about £6 a month. The poorer the world gets the more people will cancel Netflix subs and watch ITV...

[buywell3] 02/9/2020 08:01

Aussies are nobs
COVID-19 crisis: Australia's economy takes sharpest dive since in the Great Depression, contracts 7 per cent



The World is in a Global Depression

A tad worse IMO

OECD figures show the average contraction among countries in the June quarter was 9.8%, including a 20% slump in the Britain, a 14% downturn in France and a 9.1% drop in the USA

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 07:55

ham1: Typical our FTSE futures just point to a 0.8% rise here (at time of writing).

[hamhamham1] 02/9/2020 07:47

Australian markets up nearly 2%, after announcing it's in recession :)

[netcurtains] 02/9/2020 07:36

At the darkest moment in the Covid19 era ITV was trading at 55p-ish.....
We might go to that today or bounce higher.

But one must assume this is about the bottom or otherwise one must assume
sellers are trading on inside information which is illegal.
A long just assumes a forward PE of about 3.5 to 4 for a DIGITALLY GROWING COMPANY (eg Britbox) is insane, we should have a PE equivalent of Netflix.

STV was up 10% most of yesterday... With a story not quite as good as ITV. We were down 6%.