Bt Share Discussion Threads

[eisler] 09/3/2020 14:28

Looking grim - but I haven't got the nerve to sell at this price in the hope of another 20% off - even though that could easily happen.

[dmf] 09/3/2020 13:48

From what I understand, there is a correlation with 'gilt yields' which are currently at an all time low and BT share price....not sure if its connected with where the pension funds are deposited by BT ?

[bo90] 09/3/2020 10:43

maybe an intraday bounce or a few percent on next 24 hours

[1224saj] 09/3/2020 10:00

1.30 per share IPO in 1984, 1991 3.35. 1994 4.10 per share

[djb3] 09/3/2020 09:41

Need to let it all settle down and I'd wait for the first quarter results to get most of the bad news out.

[dmf] 09/3/2020 09:36

Not at the moment !

[george stobbart] 09/3/2020 09:16

anyone buying here in the hope of a dead cat bounce?

[griffinred] 09/3/2020 09:02

Bought a few, surely £1.22 is a good buy, ... who knows.

[dmf] 09/3/2020 08:44

Dow futures -1256 -4.87%

[1224saj] 09/3/2020 08:33

What morons are selling at these prices, somebody please remind me what the IPO price was?

[diku] 09/3/2020 08:27

It is their job to talk up...commission...

[colonelgrim] 09/3/2020 08:05

Whats wrong with this steaming mound this morning!

[ekuuleus] 09/3/2020 08:03

This is just too good. Motley fool

Here’s why I’ve been buying the FTSE 100 this week
Rupert Hargreaves | Sunday, 8th March, 2020
[...]
The FTSE 100 joined other indexes around the world as they sold off on concerns about the coronavirus outbreak. The good news for investors is that, since the beginning of March, it seems as if markets around the world have stabilised.
[...]
That’s why buying the FTSE 100 at current levels could be a good investment. There’s no telling which direction the index will take in the short term, but over the long run, historical returns suggest the index can produce an annual return of 5.5%, or more.

[diku] 09/3/2020 07:59

monty no;1...I will let you in on a stat...I think 9 March 2009 was the low point and the market turned...is history going to repeat...

[djb3] 09/3/2020 07:40

Montyhedge are you actually trying to be serious? Look at FTSE chart - it the start of something big.

[atlantic57] 09/3/2020 07:37

Monty Hedge you were predicting a huge surge in the share price in Bt If Boris won.
What is your detailed analysis of why the shares have been consistently heading in the
Opposite direction since the election result.?

Coved has only been effecting shares in the last couple of weeks not from jan1

[montyhedge] 09/3/2020 07:14

Put your tin hats on, it's only temporary.

[jenny tulwought] 09/3/2020 06:49

O/T

Apparently, Ederson (the Man City goalie) was so distraught by his inept performance in the Manchester derby yesterday, that he threw himself in front of a bus.

Fortunately, the bus ran under him.


As for tomorrow being a 'blood-bath', it's hard to disagree. Oil down 30%.
One share looking set to bendfit further from COVID-19, is 'NCYT'. This company produce the testing/diagnosis kits (for which there is a global demand/shortage).
- and yes, I am invested in Novacyt.

[matchupitchu] 08/3/2020 23:28

Tomorrow looks like another bloodbath....

[dipso] 08/3/2020 23:17

Well, it's been a good 2 days hasn't it.
Haven't lost a penny.

[tornado12] 08/3/2020 14:00

Making sense of a budget in the middle of the current chaos seems like trying to find your footing in a swamp. They need to support business and sort out this Chinese flu 😷 before anything else

[grabster] 08/3/2020 13:06

Budget is this week (March 11) - so not long to see what changes impact what.

[tornado12] 08/3/2020 07:22

PS: Open reach is the jewel and I don’t believe there is any chance it will be split off unless BT want it to. Regulation and investments needs are big players to their cash flow and therefore affordability of the divi ... not all of this we have in our control