Bt Share Discussion Threads

[maurillac] 10/2/2017 16:40

lol oakville - £2.60 based on what calculations ????? or iz ya just short & opeful ?
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[brando69] 10/2/2017 16:01

if the last post is by oakville i know which way the share price has gone before i look

[oakville] 10/2/2017 15:59

£2.60 is a fair price here.

[jenny tulwought] 10/2/2017 14:58

That's me!
That's me that is!!

- the one in the flat cap! :o )

[montyhedge] 10/2/2017 14:47

Open reach fibre, we are getting there, lol.

[jenny tulwought] 10/2/2017 14:40

"Ah new it"?

Surely "Ah, re-new it", would make more* sense?



* Just to be clear, that's 'more' sense rather than 'acutal' sense.

[montyhedge] 10/2/2017 14:39

Wow Dow, S&P, Nasdaq record highs just now.

[montyhedge] 10/2/2017 14:38

No mention of Italy, so thats done and dusted, we knew all what they said when the shares were 435p, now 306p, I think they are a bit late with their forecast.

[montyhedge] 10/2/2017 14:35

Ah new it broker report. These should have been 311.5p today. Then next week someone comes out with a buy, lol

[blueball] 10/2/2017 14:18

These will finish at 311p.

[gazjc] 10/2/2017 13:49

It's a great shame to see the company going the way it is (let alone the share price). Says a lot about the guys at the top and I think they miss the days of Ben V (he seemed to have direction as well as drive but kept on top
Of the detail). Livingston was ok but didn't really make have a presence and Patterson has the flair but takes his eye off the ball when he losses interest. I'm sure we haven't heard the last of Italy as it must have been going on since early 2000's and the seniors surely knew about it!

[philanderer] 10/2/2017 13:37

UBS slashes projections for BT Group's 2017-19 equity free cash flows

[diku] 10/2/2017 13:24

From the broker recommendations above...if one is neutral then why have a target price!!...and if one has a hold but a target price 30% above the current price don't make any sense....the usual broker gooble-dy-ghook lingo....

[bigboots] 10/2/2017 13:23

So fair value price today

[philanderer] 10/2/2017 12:06

updated:

10th feb UBS neutral tp 325p
9th feb JP Morgan neutral tp 330p
7th feb HSBC buy tp 425p
6th feb Macquarie neutral tp 270p
2nd feb Landesbank buy tp 420p
30th jan Jefferies hold tp 400p
30th jan Haiting buy tp 445p
30th jan Deutsche sell tp 275p
30th jan Barclays overweight tp 475p
27th jan S&P Global hold tp 330p

27th jan +++++ Q3 numbers ++++

[harvester] 10/2/2017 11:16

smartypants:
Maybe I should not post my actual trade prices in case the price moves heavily against me . But then again I am not as smart as some smartypants and certainly don't pretend or claim to be the No 1 trader or anywhere near it .
In any case these were buys for long-term hold which I can easily sustain while I collect a good divi yield and wait for a substantial recovery.

[excell1] 10/2/2017 10:53

At today’s share price around 310p, BT’s dividend yield runs at 4.9% or so. The directors made no move to trim the dividend when announcing the firm’s three-quarter results at the end of January. So by Lord Lee’s litmus test, the news is good and BT is paying investors a cracking income if they take the plunge now.

City analysts following the firm — who often receive guidance from directors — are forecasting a 1% uplift in the dividend for the year to March 2018 and 6% for the year to March 2019. I don’t think forecasts for the dividend would be as robust if the directors were panicking about BT’s prospects.

In last month’s results announcement, the top managers predicted flat revenue for the next two years, normalised free cash flow of £2.5bn for 2016/17 and £3bn-£3.2bn for 2017/18. That’s a handy amount of free cash flow, which compares well to the £1,075m the firm paid out in dividends last year and the £558m cost of interest payments on borrowings.

At £8,981m, net debt runs around 79% higher than a year ago but the firm’s acquisition of mobile operator EE last year is delivering what the directors describe as record growth.

[mornington crescent] 10/2/2017 10:31

mornington crescent 9 Feb '17 - 07:08 - 21740 of 21798 0 0 Edit
Have put this back on my watch list
unimpressed by recent director purchases - mainly non-execs

sp may muddle along for a while but greater clarity is needed
we may have to wait annual results for that

It seems there is more involved in share price drop than just the Italian job

meanwhile 290p is very much on the cards at some stage

[nicksoj] 10/2/2017 10:24

BT.Lol! Not going anywhere...

[alphorn] 10/2/2017 09:55

#780. Smartypants, why not? The small group of option traders on ADVFN used to always post their trades. You win some and then win some more - that is the aim.
It is only relatively recently that there is so much vitriol on the these threads to anyone making a gain.

[montyhedge] 10/2/2017 09:54

DikuItaly overblown, ok loss £500m but the sharebuybacks cost £275m just don't buy any shares for two years pays for that.

[diku] 10/2/2017 09:51

Demoted to no;2 now...Italy debacle price drop...