Bt Share Discussion Threads

[1224saj] 23/6/2023 15:29

BT have committed to taking out the old copper when feasible, subject to market rates. They have circa 2000 Tons in the ground, at todays price worth circa £13 B. The question is what would it cost to get it out?

[porsche1945] 22/6/2023 16:51

You muppets would be better off buying Bitcoin than this dogshxt. U.K. market is toast, like the U.K. in general, terminal decline at speed.

[diku] 22/6/2023 07:39

Chart on mountain reversal...not just here but lots of other shares...

[diku] 22/6/2023 07:35

But at the time we didn't have the luxury of tech aka mobiles, computers, ipads, social media etc etc...people put in proper day's work then...not any more...

[1224saj] 21/6/2023 22:00

Stan, I remember the 15% mortgage rate in the 80's

[isis] 21/6/2023 19:16

Millennials think that Blokes are Women and Vice Versa.

[isis] 21/6/2023 18:45

And nothing fake about interest rates returning to normal levels.

[diku] 21/6/2023 17:48

If no bob hope then break up the company...but only if we knew who really owns the company...surely not the shareholders...because they are just a side kick...

[1224saj] 21/6/2023 15:31

Stan, plenty of fake negative news:-)

[isis] 21/6/2023 13:36

Bit like saying a Horse at 50-1 is unbettable and then it wins!!

[isis] 21/6/2023 13:35

Surely that makes it cheap then!!

[1224saj] 21/6/2023 13:26

BT is un investable, 20% down in 2 months, 3.8B knocked off value. Frenchman down 28% from his investment last year, with no negative news.

[diku] 21/6/2023 12:26

Does high rate benefits BT or low rates benefits BT...there was a belief high rates good for pension thingy...but now even low rates is not good for pension thingy...is there anything good for BT?...

[ianood] 21/6/2023 08:42

Re Pension Deficit: Rising interest rates should have a significant effect on the pension deficit.

[isis] 21/6/2023 08:40

You would think that BT being on the LSE would have a larger exposure to the markets. No wonder their own shares are floundering.

[action] 21/6/2023 08:31

120p to 115p

[diku] 20/6/2023 08:14

Post 44502...so where is the other 99.7% floating about?...and is somebody milking it...

[ianood] 19/6/2023 18:19

Elementary solution would be to restrict income tax refief to holdings of UK incorporated equities only, or, to restrict IHT relief to SIPPS pro rata to their UK equity holding content only - job done and immediate boost to the value of UK equities!