Bt Share Discussion Threads

[bookbroker] 08/8/2023 03:45

Altice built on debt, only time before it implodes. People like Drahi are chances, fine when things going for them, but a different matter when you have to refinance that debt at much higher rates.

[porsche1945] 07/8/2023 23:57

Altice bonds trading at 50 cents on the dollar, 60b in debt….parabolic interest rates….Pereira the no2 under house arrest, his bt shares will get dumped when bondholders takeover, this pos could be down to sub 70p.

[action] 07/8/2023 18:55

ALTICE stack in BT is not as positive as persived. May be opposite is true. Watch out BT can touch 90p low again.

[action] 07/8/2023 18:53

Reporter is saying ALTICE debt is 60 million. Can't be true. Interview cut short. Only mentioned ALTICE presence in Portugal, France and USA. No mention of UK or BT. Not comprehensive reporting.

[careful] 07/8/2023 17:19

Just reading about Altice corruption.

Drahi seems genuinely upset that colleagues within his organisation have been participating in fraudulent activity, some at the very top.

The numbers look relatively small, 10mEu here and there, but adding up to a few hundred million.

Daily telegraph reports.

[action] 07/8/2023 17:07

News flashBloomberg going to cover Alice group Portugal probe this hour.

[diku] 06/8/2023 09:55

Property has been easy cash cow while rates were low for prolonged period...simplistic trick...values go up investors/owners borrow more to buy/renovate...extension, loft conversion, new kitchen, bathroom etc etc...money that recycles to trades connected to property is endless...

[diku] 06/8/2023 09:39

Because think in US CEO's are in tune and openly talk about their company share prices...unlike CEOs here...

[isis] 06/8/2023 09:35

Also Yanks don't see Companies or people making a humumgus profit, in fact they applaud it and encourage it!
Here now there is outcry when anyone or a Company does well, maybe it's an inverted form of jealousy and envy. This is part of the reason why we now fail at so many things.
It's definitely more productive talking to a Yank about business and the Stockmarkets than someone from the UK - we are infected by Woke wimps many of whom have never worked for a business or any idea how you run one.

[diku] 06/8/2023 09:22

It makes them feel good and posh...seeing plenty of newer top end cars on the road aka Mercs, Audis, BMWs, Range Rover and SUV's etc etc...normal persons car now...many moons ago Ford and Vauxhall were the normal persons car...

[isis] 06/8/2023 09:16

One thing that the US is better at than anyone is marketing. I've got a friend who is going potty because he's cheap Pint in Spoons has gone up 8p (still cheap) but doesn't bat an Eyelid paying £1200 for a feking Iphone!

[diku] 06/8/2023 09:01

There seems to be a wide disparity between those handful of bloated companies worth above trillion $ and those worth below trillion $...this gap needs to narrow...out of sync...

[glavey] 05/8/2023 03:44

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Goodness me...

[scepticalinvestor] 04/8/2023 16:49

Maybe ask your wife?

[careful] 04/8/2023 14:48

Will this dog ever bark again ?

Agree about UK equities, big institution sell and they fall, they all pile into the USA and it rises.
So many uk companies paying large dividends with `PE in single figures.

Apple, a great company but with a PE of a bit over 30, not growing much these days.

The problem is so called passive investments via ETF'S.
The highly priced shares go ever higher, the cheap shares ever lower.

If we all held trackers and ETF's in theory share prices would never move, even after poor results.

[isis] 03/8/2023 22:16

Says some very big trades today - looks like a couple of 47m maybe 4 @112.8

[dipa11] 03/8/2023 21:35

You are right but if you want to sell then you require buyers otherwise you want get your price. It is buyers market. They can pay higher or lower price to buy shares. DYOR

[glavey] 03/8/2023 20:04

"Someone bought 30 millions @ 114 gbp"

Which, if accurate, would mean 'someone' also sold 30 millions. Perhaps of greater significance.

[dipa11] 03/8/2023 18:01

New base level @ 114 pence as 163 millions plus turnover and FTSE 100 features is positive after market closed.