Keeps failing 160+ :( |
BT investors fear Trump/Vance more than investors in most other stocks.
Not sure why?
Is BT big in Canada/Mexico and China? |
Justin Springham is joined by Allison Kirkby, CEO at MWC25 who reflects on her first year as CEO and discuss BT’s key objectives and growth opportunities for 2025. |
I know, I did wish hard. I don't think all is lost as it was a very informative piece of information with things on there that I and possibly others were unaware off. If I were not a shareholder it may have convinced me to become one :-) |
1224saj
What happened to the 5p rise then |
Openreach Reveal UK Price for 1Gbps Symmetric FTTP Broadband UPDATE |
The comments section makes interesting reading: |
Great bit of marketing in a wrap around found in the business section of the Sunday Times. We'll open 5p up in the morning :-) |
Quite the sell off now.
Just can't break the 2022, 2023, 2024, and now 2025 161p+.
One day it must! |
Breathing intensifies.
Chart:
i.postimg.cc/43BghKj4/Screenshot-2025-02-28-150707.png |
Oh if only :-) |
This is the next RR.
I have 267p as the first target. |
There's been three attempts at breaking 160 in the past hour, all thwarted at 159.9 or 159.95.
I can't see the orders on Level 2, but guess as soon as it gets close it gets hit by a few sell orders in the low volume trade days we still experiencing.
Lets hope the buyers push a few more orders through when America opens later today.
Good luck everyone, Sid. |
We need to break 1.62 2024 high or we'll all be breaking wind :-) |
Yeah 2024 highs need to be broken (finally)...given the buoyancy of the FTSE100 BT has been lagging. |
It depends what highs you’re talking about, smurfy. We’ve been hitting new 2025 highs every day this week, both on intra day and at close.
2024 high was just under 162, so that’s getting very close now. Or how about the 15 quid level, from 1999. We really were (paper) rich in those days.
Good luck everyone, Sid. |
Are we finally going to make new highs? |
I want to shout 180... So please get this high..
Thanks |
 BT Debuts Global Fabric Internet with Live Customer Traffic
BT announced that customer traffic is now live on Global Fabric, BT’s brand-new network-as-a-service (NaaS) platform for multinational customers. The announcement marks the debut of Global Fabric Internet, the first service offered from the platform, which delivers a step change in flexibility, visibility, and performance of connectivity.
Through the platform’s web portal, customers can view connectivity to their apps, network health, events, and alerts. It allows them to make changes to their connectivity in an instant, such as scaling up and down bandwidth, as well as provisioning new connections. This offers customers unprecedented flexibility to achieve the best network performance and accelerate their digital business outcomes.
Thanks to the platform’s brand-new hardware and digital orchestration layer, Global Fabric Internet is available on the same physical port as other connectivity services BT will launch over the coming year. This allows customers to future-proof their connectivity, enabling them to switch between different services with the click of a button and scale up or down instantly rather than in hours, days, or weeks.
BT is now adding more customers, scale, and features to the platform, such as intent-based routing, building up to the launch of IP VPN and Ethernet connectivity services. These will be offered together with a choice of solutions such as DDoS cyber-security and SD-WAN.
Global Fabric transforms how businesses interconnect with their customers and suppliers securely and reliably across their full digital value chain. It provides people, devices, and AIs with the best connectivity to apps and data hosted across multiple clouds. |
Bit shocked that it was so long ago when this was closing in on 2 squid. Seems achingly slow in its progress back up there. Hopefully by year end.. |
previously any put down was amplified by the market, with the price going into free fall. it bounced back nicely this time. Hoping that we have flushed out all the loose holders |
That gap is now closed, onwards and upwards to the next one from 22/7/22 of 176.1p.
Well, we all have to dream sometimes.
Good luck everyone, Sid. |
BT has been on a nice little run this month, except for the day Citi downgraded and Morgan Stanley juggled its holding, which could well have shaken out a few short-term investors.
The last, recent, upside gap at 155.55p is very close now, then it’s onwards and upwards to historic gaps from two and a half years ago. Lets hope they end the month in the same form.
Good luck everyone, Sid. |
First unsuccessful opt-out class rep to pay £14m in interim costs |
Having spent the last 30 years in the ISP channel, they have a choice. Build their own network ( time and money ) or jump onto open reach for instant connection to their customer base. Some are building in key areas to cherry pick key business users and some like city fibre have taken government support to build out their rural networks. As bt has stated their Capex is reducing, where ISP's Capex is increasing. I know which horse I'd like to be on for the next 5 years |
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