Bt Share Discussion Threads

[careful] 30/11/2021 13:16

liabilities £39.19bn (see financials above.)

Not talking BT down.
I have a significant holding happy to hold.

(donvan asked how I came up with £40bn)


Undervalued.

[donvanvliet1] 30/11/2021 12:53

Thanks, but I already knew the answer. It's just that I detest people posting erroneous and fictional tripe.

[smurfy2001] 30/11/2021 12:49

India's richest man denies fresh BT takeover bid rumours but stock still soars 10%

[diku] 30/11/2021 12:40

What it suggests the share price has no correlation to what the company is worth...out of kilter...it is just a moving mechanism...is this what they call investing?...god forbid...





careful30 Nov '21 - 10:22 - 42788 of 42794
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The only point I am making is that BT should not sell any of its assets at undervalued prices to shrewd overseas raiders.

[diku] 30/11/2021 12:38

Posssible...some hedgie?...




extrovert30 Nov '21 - 08:51 - 42784 of 42794
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He maybe acting on behalf of someone/several traders who benefit from large movements in the share price.

[wendsworth] 30/11/2021 12:12

careful : You're SO right when you say , 'BT are doing all the right things' ....I'd add 'under JANSEN'. That's why holders will be rewarded.

[lammergeier] 30/11/2021 12:08

DONVANLIET1- BT Net DEBT OF £18.2BILLION. Should not be a problem for a Company that

generates huge cash flows and is under pressure from not so friendly substantial

shareholders who believe they can do better.BT IS IN PLAY.Hold on for the ride.

[george stobart] 30/11/2021 11:52

trash scam junk ponzi disgusting POS..that's what BT is

[dope007] 30/11/2021 11:15

I agree careful. I don't think BT should see any sales as it is a strategic asset

[donvanvliet1] 30/11/2021 11:03

careful ... "but (BT) has about £40bn of liabilities". Please show me the source for this figure, because I cannot find it anywhere.

[careful] 30/11/2021 10:22

The only point I am making is that BT should not sell any of its assets at undervalued prices to shrewd overseas raiders.

Movements on the share register change the share price day to day,but BT are doing all of the right things and investing billions in fast broadband.

Just for once we should take the long view and ignore market volatility.

[dope007] 30/11/2021 10:16

Pension liability is significantly reduced however, and based on the recent report there are significant cost savings coming through

[careful] 30/11/2021 09:52

BT valued at about £16bn today.
Bt has about £50bn of assets.
but it has about £40bn of liabilities.

Maybe broadband is worth £25bn if sold off debt free.
But you must not forget the debt and other liabilities.
People seem to get exited about broadband being worth more than todays market value.

Imagine a bloke with 2 buy to let properties, each worth £300k.
he has a £400k mortgage to buy them.
His net worth is £600k-£400k= £200k.
Yet he boasts he could sell one of his properties for £300k.
More than his net worth.

meaningless.

[dope007] 30/11/2021 09:26

Just added a few to my ISA. At these levels we are paying a large discount for the underlying assets

[extrovert] 30/11/2021 08:51

He maybe acting on behalf of someone/several traders who benefit from large movements in the share price.

[diku] 30/11/2021 08:40

All this bid story anybody think the journo is milking it...

[heatseek77] 30/11/2021 07:42

Stansmith so true sad robot isnt bad hes just a frenzied multiple alias sado

[bad robot] 29/11/2021 19:06

Filter Blow Job boy, one of the biggest scumbags on ADVFN trading in giro money, he lives in a cardboard box under Putney Bridge.


NY Boy29 Nov '21 - 09:18 - 42753 of 42778 (Filtered)

[nige co] 29/11/2021 16:00

Thanks Sid, always worth my time reading your informative comments.

[nige co] 29/11/2021 15:58

The decline of the stock market has made BT a plaything for international billionaires
Short-termist shareholders are to blame for broadband giant's vulnerability to a foreign takeover

If the BT board is worried about the prospect of an unwanted takeover bid from French deal junkie Patrick Drahi, one can only imagine what it makes of India’s richest man entering the fray. Drahi is a scary prospect, but Mukesh Ambani is a terrifying one, as Vodafone discovered to its great cost....

[arees1969] 29/11/2021 15:51

Does anyone have full thread

[guss] 29/11/2021 15:04

That was back when telecoms and data were valuable, essential commodities.

Now they are entitled, freebies.