Bt Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 24/12/2023 09:19

For Arabs billions rolling in from oil, inflation and wars...now snap up leisure, travel and infrastructure...

[diku] 24/12/2023 09:16

So why are Insurance company shares not falling...also if I understood correctly BT actually delisted from US market few years ago....stance to be corrected...




isis23 Dec '23 - 13:11 - 45186 of 45189
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The malaise of our market is more or less across the board. UK Pension Funds have come down from owning nearly 50 percent to under 3 percent.
The BT Pension Fund is one of the biggest and worst culprits with under 1% in UK Equities.
Something needs to be done with our Pension and Investment Rules from Government to fix this but none of them seem to have a clue. Companies will start moving their listings to the US and other Exchanges it is only then will they do something though!

[smurfy2001] 23/12/2023 14:10

Saudi Telecom Company said to be sniffing around Drahi's stake in BT Group, reports The Times

[isis] 23/12/2023 13:11

The malaise of our market is more or less across the board. UK Pension Funds have come down from owning nearly 50 percent to under 3 percent.
The BT Pension Fund is one of the biggest and worst culprits with under 1% in UK Equities.
Something needs to be done with our Pension and Investment Rules from Government to fix this but none of them seem to have a clue. Companies will start moving their listings to the US and other Exchanges it is only then will they do something though!

[isis] 23/12/2023 12:55

BT GROUP (BT.A)
BT Group, a leading UK-based telecommunications company, operates globally, providing a wide range of
communication and IT services. As a major player in the telecommunications sector, BT offers broadband,
phone, digital television, and IT services to consumers and businesses. With a focus on innovation,
connectivity, and digital solutions, BT plays a vital role in shaping the future of telecommunications and
technology services for individuals and enterprises alike.
Fundamentals
BT Group and Nokia have expanded collaboration to monetize 5G through telecommunications APIs,
signing a memorandum of understanding. The initiative focuses on Nokia's Network as Code platform,
enabling operators to monetize 5G assets beyond connectivity and offering deep network functionality to
developers. BT's cloud-native network will be leveraged, creating new value for EE mobile network
customers. The collaboration aligns with the shift toward software-based 5G networks. Additionally, BT
aims to expand its EE ID service into a national digital ID, capitalizing on the growing demand for identity
verification.
Market Capitalisation: £12.51Billion
Sector: Fixed Line Telecommuniations
12 Month Price Range: 110.15 – 161.35p
5 Year Price Range: 84.46 – 209.7p
Technical Analysis
BT shares faced challenges over the past year within a descending wedge. In November, a breakout from
the wedge triggered a robust upward correction. The shares formed a bottom pattern on the daily chart by
surpassing resistance at 127.15p. After retracing to the 127.15p level, an opportunity to buy has emerged,
anticipating further price increases.
Verdict: BUY
Buy between 120 – 130P
Stop: 113p
Target: 150p

[fhmktg] 21/12/2023 08:28

Just buying up 8-10% in the open market would test the water.
Any move by a new stakeholder in that % area would invigorate belief in the group potential.
As for an announcement about re-structuring Openreach......
If anything is going to happen, it better get a move on whilst Sunak is in No 10
Labour would not allow anything so adventurous. I M H O

[lennonsalive] 21/12/2023 08:20

Would the uk gov let the Middle East own the a major telecom infrastructure?

[unastubbs] 21/12/2023 04:26

The Times Market Report today

Saudi Telecom dials up investors’ interest in BT

The big calls were being made about BT as events in the telecoms sector prompted talk of interest in the group from Saudi Arabia. In September, the Saudi Telecom Company built a 9.9 per cent holding in Telefónica, the Spanish operator and now came rumours that it was eyeing stakes in other European players. Sources said STC could make an approach to Patrick Drahi, the Swiss-based billionaire who is BT’s biggest shareholder, via his Altice UK vehicle, with a stake of almost 25 per cent. Shares of BT closed up 2½p, or 2 per cent, at 126p, although sources said that with Drahi having paid an average of 175p a share, any buyer would have to pay well over 200p

[holly1000] 20/12/2023 12:17

I think it has, last results show promise, capex down, cash flow improving, build coming to end, bond yields improving as inflation comes down helping pension fund and Morgan Stanley say it could double in a year and I believe it could. I work for this company and see big internal changes which the share price will reflect at some point. So keep the faith we will be rewarded I'm sure ?

[spacecake] 20/12/2023 12:14

The EE retail online shop has lots of listed out of stock items, want a Thinkpad laptop then you find generation 2 laptops when Thinkpad's are up to generation 5, why are they listing old out of stock items, not the greatest move into retail.

[chiefbrody] 20/12/2023 11:37

Though BT had turned a corner but recent doom and gloom has really killed any significant progress. Oh well maybe next year is better for suffering shareholders.

[montyhedge] 19/12/2023 11:56

I see the deal BT done with Fortinet Inc is good, Fortinet great company my only Nasdaq stock.

[pj84] 17/12/2023 22:07

A snippet from a recent article in the Telegraph.


"BT is pushing technology that it claims will help solve rampant online fraud without reviving Big Brother fears sparked by Tony Blair’s national ID card scheme.

"The former telecoms monopoly has launched a new service and smartphone app dubbed EE ID, which it said will help it sell videogames and fridges to more customers regardless of their telecoms provider.

But bosses privately hope the app will ultimately become part of a nationally recognised digital ID that allows people to prove who they are online – without handing more control to American tech giants.

The ID would likely contain biometric information such as fingerprints and facial recognition and would prevent consumers from having to hand over passport details or other sensitive information to untrusted organisations.

The plan aims to avoid some of the privacy pitfalls of the National Identity scheme floated in 2001 by Tony Blair by not creating a centralised database and not giving the Government unfettered access.""



The following is a non RNS that was also linked the other day.

We are all aware of how the advances in AI and other technologies like quantum computing are providing more tools for hackers and criminals to be more effective but the thought that hackers have already stored data which they currently can't unencrypt because they know the will get the tools to unencrypt it in the future is worrying but it is good to see that BT is involved in new security but it won't protect what has already been stolen.

[diku] 15/12/2023 19:25

Recent broker comments were pump and dump...

[holly1000] 14/12/2023 08:12

Shorts will be closing out now I would think after last nights Powell comments

[netcurtains] 13/12/2023 13:25

come on BT you can do it!

[diku] 12/12/2023 22:58

While VOD is making new lows BT cannot run up...

[essentialinvestor] 12/12/2023 20:54

net, a quick 20% rise within a few weeks was liable to run in to some profit taking, so the OFCOM story as good an excuse as any. Not holding atm as find BT very difficult to take a view on.

[eigthwonder] 12/12/2023 18:31

i dunno, when companies have to start being more transparent about their prices (remember, the majority of the country not only don't understand things like CPI, they really don't understand percentages), when things start being being put in pounds and pence, the pressure on companies tends to go up. Maybe not this year, maybe not next, but somewhere in the medium term there might be a price to pay

[netcurtains] 12/12/2023 15:25

this is getting hammered really bad...