Bt Share Discussion Threads

[dope007] 10/12/2021 14:40

Yes. but the they won't get £30 billion for it

[craftyspeculator] 10/12/2021 14:02

If the existing pure copper in ground is worth £30bn, and the new fibre network replaces much of that, could BT sell the right to remove it/re-cycle to a commodities market player?

[eaaxs06] 10/12/2021 13:30

Oops, a bit of a typo there, should have said for 5 months, since July. Edited.

[stewart_25] 10/12/2021 13:26

it broke the 180 barrier within the last six months!!

[younasm] 10/12/2021 13:26

BT were above 200p this summer - first bid rumour !!

[eaaxs06] 10/12/2021 13:23

Good to see BT finishing the week in strong style and breaching the 180p barrier for the first time in over 5 months, lets hope for some American interest this afternoon and a strong finish ahead of the weekend press, which hopefully will contain a few more BT write ups.

Technically the short term targets are the overnight gaps of 183.95p, 186.75 and 189.65p from 28/7, 16/7 and 7/7 respectively, which I’ve mentioned several times before.

However, please be aware the price strength of the past couple of weeks has opened up 3 lower gaps at 171.85p, 168.6p and 158.6p which may be targeted if any correction of major weakness hits the overall market.

Good luck everyone and have a great weekend, Sid.

EDIT: Typo edited

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 10:09

Some say the next strong resistence to be confronted is 187.50p

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 10:09

Some say the next strong resistence to be confronted is 187.50p

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 10:01

if one invests and makes capital gains via profits and or dividends

what more can one ask for

[diku] 10/12/2021 09:54

Once upon a time the so called investment decisions meant something...that was before the tech boom & bust of 2000...since then investment meaning has lost its shine...more punters turned into junky day/medium traders...turned into a casino market...

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 09:50

posts and writeups give food for thought despite what you think of writers possible hidden agendas

possible manipulations should not enter into your investment decisions

if you feel uncomfortable with said shares, do not buy

in the meantime enjoy the seasonal fun

[diku] 10/12/2021 09:50

Not fault finding just an opinion...or maybe you have a naive approach...


many follow but have yet to buy)....buy high sell low?...




Grupo GuitarLumber10 Dec '21 - 09:24 - 42936 of 42939
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no one has to hold to have an opinion

Grupo GuitarLumber10 Dec '21 - 09:24 - 42936 of 42939
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no one has to hold to have an opinion

many follow but have yet to buy

diku many like you seem to find fault no matter how positive the information or news might be

diku many like you seem to find fault no matter how positive the information or news might be

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 09:41

Private 5G will become the standard network choice claims new report

By Rob Chambers, Total Telecom

Thursday 09 December 21

Over 80% of CIOs and senior leaders plan to deploy private 5G networks within the next 24 months

Companies leveraging private 5G will have an unprecedented competitive advantage, says Shahid Ahmed, Group EVP, New Ventures and Innovation at NTT Ltd., pointing to research showing that “adoption of private 5G is happening now”

His comments tie in with a new report compiled by Economist Impact, part of The Economist Group, on behalf of NTT Ltd. which claims 90% of senior enterprise leaders expect that private 5G will become the standard network choice, with major deployments of private 5G networks coming in the next two years.

The study looked at 216 CIOs and senior decision-makers from the UK, US, Japan, and Germany, and found 40% of German businesses surveyed planning to deploy private 5G networks, followed by 28% of UK firms, 26% of Japanese firms and 24% of American firms.

Titled ‘Private 5G here and now’, the survey looks into the industry challenges around the implementation and adoption of private 5G and found that 51% of companies planning to deploy a private 5G network will do so within the next six to 24 months to improve security, reliability, and speed, with 30% of these respondents already deploying or being in the process of deploying a private 5G network.

Part of the reason for the acceleration of private 5G adoption is concerns around security with two thirds of respondents agreeing that the security of their current infrastructure is not strong enough, whilst other reasons cited include control of enterprise data (48%), coverage and speed (43%) and the response time (latency) of their current service provider (40%).

However, adoption of private 5G is not a straightforward matter with concerns over integrating with legacy systems and networks, as well as concerns about the complexity surrounding the deployment and management of private 5G networks.

It was also notable that skills are a significant concern, with almost a third of firms noting that employees lack the technical skills and expertise to manage 5G, prompting a significant proportion of CIO’s (38%) to favour outsourcing to a managed service provider to implementing private 5G networks.

[extrovert] 10/12/2021 09:40

Most analysts get paid/sponsored by clients who are active in the markets. Moody,s Standard and Poor,s and Fitch all get paid cash from big institutional investors.

[1224saj] 10/12/2021 09:25

Grupo, analysts, just look what recently happened with Metro. Market manipulation at its dirtiest!

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 09:24

no one has to hold to have an opinion

many follow but have yet to buy

diku many like you seem to find fault no matter how positive the information or news might be


i find it interesting to follow telecoms particularly due to the splitting off of parts to form 5g mast and tower companies

mergers are another element

For my sins i currently hold Orange But use Sfr

[diku] 10/12/2021 09:07

GG...so did you find it a use as a buy,hold or sell?...an analysts/journo have an opinion based on the current figures available but not willing to part their own money...

[grupo guitarlumber] 10/12/2021 09:02

you guys waffling on

the takeaway is whether the reader found it of use as to their buy,hold or sell decisions

[1224saj] 10/12/2021 08:57

Nige Co, the analyst may not have a position, but you can bet his butler or maid will have one :-)

[diku] 10/12/2021 08:51

Unbiased opinion is all very well and good...but what if the analysts is working in colloboration with a third party?...

[nige co] 10/12/2021 08:38

I personally prefer the analysist to not have a position in the company for an unbiased opinion.

[waldron] 10/12/2021 06:26

old news

just in case missed

Telecoms
Proactive

16:28 Fri 03 Dec 2021
roup undervalued? Here's what this leading investment bank thinks

Credit Suisse thinks the stock is worth 200p, a 19% premium to its current price
BT Group PLC -

Credit Suisse raised its price target for shares in BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A), which it rates ‘outperform217;.

The move follows a presentation by the heads of its Openreach infrastructure business and a management update.

The Swiss investment bank also raised its 2024 free cash flow forecast by 10%.

It said it is 2% ahead of 2024 consensus forecasts for underlying earnings (EBITDA), but it also noted that the consensus for 2023 is around £100mln below the company’s own guidance “in which management has expressed high confidence”.

Billionaire Patrick Drahi’s Altice, which has a 12% stake in BT, will be free to bid for the UK telco after the end of the moratorium on December 10.

Credit Suisse isn’t expecting fireworks, however.

“It is debatable how significant this is (Altice already free to make smaller stake increases, no statements suggesting Altice wants to make a bid for BT),” the bank said.

“The more important point in our view is whether Altice’s presence might accelerate further shareholder-friendly steps; for example, on cash returns or strategy.”

The shares ended the day almost flat at 168p. Credit Suisse thinks they are worth 200p.

[diku] 09/12/2021 22:26

All that analysis but no position?...




Rupert Hargreaves has no position in any of the shares mentioned. The Motley Fool UK has no position in any of the shares mentioned.

[wendsworth] 09/12/2021 15:16

Grupo : Thanks for posting. A thorough well reasoned unemotive analysis by Rupert Hargreaves which , overall general market conditions withstanding, is hard to argue with.