Bt Share Discussion Threads

[winner31] 16/3/2018 16:23

Would nt want to be short on these over the weekend

[gretel1921] 16/3/2018 16:11

DMF 27604

What with ???

[willoicc] 16/3/2018 15:54

It was Heath who sold us out.

Then when Wilson got in, they had a vote for the people to confirm staying in.

We were lied to left right and centre.

The biggest lie was that it was just a common market and there would be no European state.

[smurfy2001] 16/3/2018 15:51

Since late 2015.

[richard4796] 16/3/2018 15:50

It has been going down for a while huh.

[smurfy2001] 16/3/2018 14:59

richard4796, i'm adding around that level to an existing holding as l don't know how far down we're going.

BT is still in a downtrend so i'm being cautious in how much l add.

Chart:

[dmf] 16/3/2018 14:34

We want our cake and eat it.....BREXIT and passporting to EU markets.....many financial firms based in the city will relocate to Paris orFrankfurt ...we will be the losers

[meijiman] 16/3/2018 14:29

Don't think we sell that many cars to Germany. Anyway whilst it was a flippant remark and will not happen, I do believe that some hard ball tactics would not go amiss otherwise the EU will treat us like patsies -which is what is happening now.

[richard4796] 16/3/2018 14:26

smurfy do you suspect that 215 will be the lowest?

[dmf] 16/3/2018 14:21

I was of the opinion that domestic car produ tion in uk is at a record high....if export markets evaporate...what then, there seems to be global over capacity in car
Production

[dmf] 16/3/2018 14:14

Trump has a similar argument.....hence suggested tariff on German cars....wait for the trade wars....think about it...Fox has suggested we will revert to WTO rules...bad choice we will be at a disadvantage

[meijiman] 16/3/2018 14:01

What we should do is tell the Germans that there will be no more car imports of BMWs AUDIs ,MBs. Who has most to lose -not the UK. Think the UK public would buy into this though suspect unlikely to happen. The Germans are the big gainers from the EU -lose the real war and win the economic war.

[dmf] 16/3/2018 13:58

I thought Edward Heath took us into the common market.....as far as I am aware there was no referendum ?

[excell1] 16/3/2018 13:58

Brexit is a done deal,we voted for it. Get over it.
The EU do not like it when countries vote to come out,they keep requesting a new vote until they get their way. Well not this time.

[dmf] 16/3/2018 13:56

May add at 200

[willoicc] 16/3/2018 13:56

I was 25 when I voted to stay in the Common Market.

I have had 40 years to understand that the liars, who conned us to stay in back then, were taking a huge step towards bankrupting the UK.

People who blame old people should instead be grateful that we have seen through the lies and contempt from the politburo EU commission.

[smurfy2001] 16/3/2018 13:54

My next buy will be 215p assuming we see new lows

[toon1966] 16/3/2018 13:51

Could be DMF, but if it becomes 1-1 do we go paper stones scissors to make it 2-1??

[dmf] 16/3/2018 13:43

There will be another referendum.....BREXIT is far from over

[toon1966] 16/3/2018 13:23

DMF - I oould be wrong but you may find that not enough young people turned out to vote remain.....

[richard4796] 16/3/2018 13:13

bought at 255.30... let's see.

[pacemaker1000] 16/3/2018 13:09

Pension deal will be announced Monday at latest. Possibly in Sunday press?
Depends whether you think this will be seen as a good thing and kickstart a rise to acceptable levels or if BT is beyond redemption.

[toon1966] 16/3/2018 13:07

Last post from me on pensioners dying early. I only hope that 4spiel, DMF and careful do not reach pensionable age. Less burden on the relevant pension funds, anyone agree?

[dmf] 16/3/2018 13:06

Was mainly the pensioners that voted BREXIT.....they think of themselves not the younger generation, which have to suffer the fallout of BREXIT