Bt Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 28/10/2019 15:55

BT Group PLC BT.A UBS Neutral 165.00 - Unchanged

[waldron] 25/10/2019 17:32

1liam
25 Oct '19 - 17:23 - 33089 of 33089
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I'm merely stating an historical fact. Over the last 10 years i have never seen Deutsche Bank give anything other than a sell rating for BT, no matter how the shares perform.

Therefore how can they be credible?


CHUCKLE

ALAS

THEY HAVE BEEN MORE RIGHT THAN WRONG but perhaps they will change their view very soon

ANYWAYS TIMES ARE ACHANGIN, WE CAN SOON BLAME ALGO ROBOTS 80pc of the time

Have a great weekend and look forward to next week

[1liam] 25/10/2019 17:23

I'm merely stating an historical fact. Over the last 10 years i have never seen Deutsche Bank give anything other than a sell rating for BT, no matter how the shares perform. Therefore how can they be credible?

[waldron] 25/10/2019 16:36

1liam
25 Oct '19 - 16:16 - 33087 of 33087
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Deutsche Bank has no credibility. They always have BT down as a sell when others have BT as buy rating. Take no notice

it is nearer to their target of 165p though




10/31/19 | 07:00am Interim 2020 Earnings Release
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LETS SEE WHAT AWAITS MONTHS END

[1liam] 25/10/2019 16:16

Deutsche Bank has no credibility. They always have BT down as a sell when others have BT as buy rating. Take no notice

[nige co] 25/10/2019 15:18

BT are a bargain in my eyes. Happy to hold/add.
H1 results out next Thursday 31/10/19.

[toon1966] 25/10/2019 13:47

But risk is reduced Monty because the 4 big providers are sharing half the costs and the Gov the other half.

[montyhedge] 25/10/2019 12:12

More costs for BT.

[florenceorbis] 25/10/2019 10:49

Deutsche Bank Sell 165.00 - Reiterates

Jefferies Int. Buy up from 325.00 to 335.00 Reiterates


what a difference

[ariane] 25/10/2019 10:05

Rural 'not spots' targeted through £1bn 4G mobile coverage deal
Coverage blackspots would be largely banished under the plans under discussion between the government and 'big four' firms.

James Sillars

Business reporter @SkyNewsBiz

Friday 25 October 2019 09:51, UK
The IPPR says affordable homes are more profitable than social homes
Image: It is estimated that around a third of the UK's land mass currently lacks 4G signal, damaging rural industries and leaving drivers at risk


A proposed partnership between mobile phone operators and the government aims to see 95% of the UK secure 4G coverage within the next five years.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) announced negotiations had taken place that would see the big four companies working together on a shared rural network, aimed at bringing connectivity to long-complained about 'not spots'.


Currently, about a third of the country endures weak or no 4G coverage.


Under the proposed deal, the government will provide up to £500m - with a further £530m split between EE, Vodafone, O2 and Three.

It would see the firms share existing and new masts to cover an additional 280,000 premises.

It is estimated that 10,000 miles of roads will have coverage.

The DCMS said: "Better 4G connectivity will make flexible working easier, boost regional economic growth and close the digital divide that exists across the country.


"The benefits will be felt across all four nations of the UK with the greatest coverage improvements in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland."

Digital secretary Nicky Morgan added: "We are determined to make sure no part of the country is left behind when it comes to mobile connectivity.

"We are closing in on a deal with the mobile network operators so those living in rural areas will be able to get the fast and reliable mobile coverage they need and deserve.

"Brokering an agreement for mast sharing between networks alongside new investment in mobile infrastructure will mean people get good 4G signal no matter where they are or which provider they're with.

"But it is not yet a done deal and I want to see industry move quickly so we can reach a final agreement early next year."

The talks are taking place at a time when operators have placed a priority on providing 5G networks.

Scott Petty, chief technology officer for Vodafone UK, told the PA news agency it was "extremely unlikely" the investment by the mobile operators would have any impact on prices for consumers.

"I think this is a very efficient way for us to build the infrastructure and certainly more cost effective than other proposals that have been put on the table," he said.

[montyhedge] 23/10/2019 11:00

The only thing when a new CEO comes in, they do tend to kitchen sink things. Blame the last CEO then any recovery down to the new boss. Not suggesting BT will do that, but seen it before in other companies.

[fhmktg] 23/10/2019 09:09

Half year results next week could give some clues as to any significant change in strategy.Hopefully the free cash flow numbers will be encouraging.

[nige co] 21/10/2019 10:44

Double your money?

[montyhedge] 21/10/2019 08:17

250p new trading range by Xmas still a lot of fat on the bone.

[ianood] 21/10/2019 08:15

No, your both late to the party!

[montyhedge] 21/10/2019 07:33

Guy on CNBC just now said domestic sterling earners going to rise, he must of been reading my posts, lol.

[2wild] 18/10/2019 20:02

Anyone who expects that shower of sh*t in Parliament to back Boris is insane.

[holly1000] 18/10/2019 19:51

Looking very positive now a deal is on the cards , Great company with real assets and real cash flow through enormous customer base and a excellent dividend to boot and still very cheap.

[nige co] 18/10/2019 16:14

I agree with you there Monty regarding domestic shares will outperform with the help of the pound sterling strengthening due to the end game being played out regarding the withdrawal of the UK from the EU. There have been a lot of domestic share prices that have been unfairly beat up over the past 3+ years, all down to the uncertainties surrounding Brexit.

[montyhedge] 18/10/2019 15:21

Nige Co
I did, a few months ago, but things change, they will pay in full. Another reason bullish after 4 years bearish. Rotation out of the dollar earners into domestic sterling stocks.
250p by Xmas new trading range.

[toon1966] 18/10/2019 14:16

Very good point Nige, he also said VOD was a better buy. I also remember him posting that Gavin Patterson should be sacked and then when he was sacked Monty posted 'they shouldn't sack him'. If you get the chance have a trawl through his posts on the IAG forum....

[nige co] 18/10/2019 14:00

I maybe wrong Monty, but didn't you predict a dividend cut at BT?

[montyhedge] 18/10/2019 13:08

Wanted confirmation. 255p by Xmas plus dividend, I can live with that.

[nige co] 18/10/2019 13:04

Monty, With respect you're 45p too late with BT. Better to be late, than never, I suppose.