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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Bt Group Plc | LSE:BT.A | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030913577 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-1.60 | -1.06% | 149.65 | 150.05 | 150.15 | 152.00 | 150.05 | 151.25 | 11,172,387 | 16:35:25 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone | 21.04B | 855M | 0.0859 | 17.47 | 15.06B |
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06/1/2022 11:56 | Yes indeed, diku, hindsight is a wonderful thing. Perhaps setting a trailing stop loss is the answer, it would certainly limit the losers to affordable levels and take the human emotion out of share trading. With a 10% stop loss that share you bought at 100p would be sold if it hits 90p, but if it rises to 200p it would be automatically sold if it touches 180p. Yes you’d miss out on a lot of winners, but no one share would lose you more than 10% of the initial cost. Good luck to everyone, Sid | eaaxs06 | |
06/1/2022 10:12 | Jubberjim, many thanks for your kind words and thoughts. I certainly don’t claim to have all the answers to share trading, despite doing it for more years than I care to remember. I’m certainly not a true chartist, as you have to make a decision to trade based on technical and fundamental analysis. It’s fine to see a share getting support from a gap close, pivot points, moving averages, Fibonacci, stochastic, etc but they certainly won’t help if the company’s trading is dire or they have no orders. Please be wary believing everything that’s posted on the message boards, as it human nature to exaggerate winners and forget losers. I don’t know anyone who wins every time, the art to success is run the winners and cut the losers quickly. Good luck with your trading and the learning experience that never ends, Sid. | eaaxs06 | |
06/1/2022 08:56 | Those US tech heavies already in top heavy bloated mode...unlike the old fashioned tech heavies of Y2000 aka Telcos etc etc have been lagging behind...think money will filter into the laggard fundamental businesses... | diku | |
06/1/2022 08:36 | looking like it might test that today | chapchip | |
05/1/2022 23:25 | resistence that needs to be broken seems to be 178p i guess we might have to wait because Dow had a a down day but then again we had that end of day BT spike up | grupo guitarlumber | |
05/1/2022 23:17 | Bt 175.75 +1.80% end of day spike up whats the next resistence | grupo guitarlumber | |
05/1/2022 23:07 | Ps Thanks to all the chartists who post Hope you all have a good one | jubberjim | |
05/1/2022 23:02 | EAAXS06 Just a quick thank you for the charting points I cannot for the life of me get my head around how they work and to my way of thinking they are self fulfilling as so many investors do follow them With that in mind I take small positions as and when funds allow using the knowledge gleaned from the various chatrooms using the chartists views as to when to buy and sell I don t know how it works but so far so good So just to say many thanks I am a natural bear so very reticent about buying at the moment but as I said the insights have been extremely useful Sold some today along with vod so will see if my luck can continue Thanks again | jubberjim | |
05/1/2022 19:09 | Yeah. Someone is definitely buying up in the background | shanieboy01 | |
05/1/2022 16:48 | nice close | chapchip | |
05/1/2022 08:49 | That just depends on what time frame you’re looking at, net. BT ended November at 158.6, so are now up about 10% in the last month, plus a 2.31p dividend xd. The FTSE was at 7059 and are now up around 6%. Good luck for 2022 to everyone, Sid. | eaaxs06 | |
05/1/2022 08:23 | To catch up with the rest of the "santa rally" shares BT would at least need to break 180. I mean FTSE100 was at an all time high yesterday. So BT is miles behind. | netcurtains | |
04/1/2022 18:24 | thanks Nige BT Share Price Forecast For 2022. More Upside? Crispus NyagaShares Jan 04, 2022, 07:48 GMT The BT share price had a relatively difficult year in 2021 even as the FTSE 100 index did well. The stock ended the year at 169.55p, which was about 16.5% below the highest level in 2021. Still, this price was about 17% above where it started the year. BT Group had a number of key events in 2021. The company had a good performance partly because of the 5G auction that happened in March. In general, the company – together with Vodafone – benefited because the amount was less than what analysts were expecting. The company also gained a new biggest investor. Patrick Drahi, the French billionaire owner of Altice, bought a 12% stake in the company in the second quarter. He then added funds to own a stake worth more than 18%. BT Group also continued its rollout of 5G business while its Openreach segment continued doing well. Most importantly, the company managed to restart its dividend in November after recording strong results. The firm will start paying dividends in February this year. The key mover for the BT share price will likely be the speculation that the company will be a takeover target. Besides, the amount of interest by foreign buyers has jumped substantially in the past few years. Still, potential bidders are concerned about getting the bid approved and the massive pension fund. BT share price forecast The daily chart shows that the BT share price has been in a bullish trend in the past few weeks. The stock has managed to move above the 25-day and 50-day exponential moving averages (EMA). The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also moved slightly below the overbought level. It is along the first resistance level of the standard pivot point. Therefore, the BT stock price will likely keep rising as bulls attempt to retest the 2021 high at 203p. On the flip side, a drop below 155p will invalidate this view. | ariane | |
04/1/2022 17:17 | BT Share Price Forecast For 2022. More Upside? | nige co | |
04/1/2022 10:37 | CHEERS Chappy | grupo guitarlumber | |
04/1/2022 10:15 | The whole market is based on luck?...and he is supposed to be the so called investment expert... netcurtains3 Jan '22 - 11:55 - 43132 of 43133 0 0 0 Diku: Assuming bt like VOD he's basically saying 'second time lucky' | diku | |
04/1/2022 08:47 | The best way to play UK telecoms in 2022 is to get into TOOPLE (TOOP) imo.Toople are a telecoms reseller for companies including BT, Gamma, Plusnet, Vonage, O2, EE and Vodaphone. Toople owns DMSL, which is the largest and oldest BT reseller, and specialises in small to medium size businesses which will recover strongly in 2022 and 2023. Toople's tiny MCap means that, as the market recovers, it should experience much bigger share price growth than the bigger companies it services. So if you fancy telecoms, get into Toople.Monecor just bought 8.82% of the stock, Oberon Investments increased to 15.57%, Charlie Brook Partridge (Novum's CEO) increased to 8.28%, Mike Straten (London) bought 2.27% and three directors bought. They just had their best ever summer trading. Very experienced management. Penny share but things are on the up and Toople could 30x to 50x bag from here within 24 months. | city chappy | |
03/1/2022 11:55 | Diku: Assuming bt like VOD he's basically saying 'second time lucky' | netcurtains | |
02/1/2022 22:42 | The one who wears red trouser straps...I believe he recommended VOD in 2021...VOD turned out to be a dog share... | diku | |
02/1/2022 22:04 | via daily mail: justin Urquhart Stewart: Co-founder, Seven Investment Management For the cautious: BT (169.55p) | netcurtains | |
02/1/2022 19:50 | The papers actually tip money away from tech into traditional inflation safe stocks. | crosswires | |
02/1/2022 11:26 | careful: Are there any examples of these "tech" stocks (tickers or names)? Thanks. Cheers Net. | netcurtains |
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