Itv Share Discussion Threads

[netcurtains] 26/11/2020 19:07

people travel a long way for fresh air. If you could bring fresh air to the people there probably is good money in it. Thanks for the tip.

[awise355] 26/11/2020 18:55

Can't you buy oxygen in Asia for the worst polluted cities ?

[netcurtains] 26/11/2020 17:34

Blimy that is a really heavy baby

[portside1] 26/11/2020 17:29

So we have to avoid this morning on Fridays because it makes me sick I can not stand obese people , why do they not stop eating and look in the mirror , they is no need to be obese It's ugly if I put on a pound I stop eating Have been 11.1 for 30 years

[ivanborsky] 26/11/2020 11:16

As predicted the monkeys at the London office of GS are in charge today whilst the organ grinders in the US are off on Thanksgiving holiday. 93p filled, thank you and 92p filled, again thank you. Have some more buy orders now at 90p & 89p. Love it !!!!!

[ivanborsky] 25/11/2020 09:59

Just left another couple of buy orders on at 93p & 92p GTC. Thanksgiving holiday over in the US may see GS play their fund and games for the rest of the week but the days of shorting ITV are now long gone. Call them down and I will gladly top up !!!

[nige co] 24/11/2020 16:55

24 Nov, 16:35 GMT 97.06 GBX +4.82 (5.23%) Always nice to see the share price close at the highest price of the day, this IMO bodes well going forward. We're knocking on the door of 100p again, we will be beyond 100p soon, maybe this week, I think once through 100p we can look forward to possibly 120p by Christmas if we get a EU trade deal next week, now that would be a good Christmas present. Onwards and upwards guys.

[ivanborsky] 24/11/2020 16:32

Lets see what GS do next ?? Great work today team !!!

[tlobs2] 24/11/2020 15:04

Boom. Well done to all believers, and that despite the GS manipulation :-)

[alex1621] 24/11/2020 13:35

I'm with you on that, I think next year in particular will see an economic bounce back. The most beaten down survivors should do well.

[mossy11] 24/11/2020 13:26

alex1621..it is certain that there will be a consumer boom in 2021, after this period of being shut in, Shopping Centres, Malls and the High St will be a magnet, millions who haven't been near a shop in 9 months will feel liberated. Just look at M&S who are near 50% up from recent 94p, that jump is on the future. 2021 will be a good year for the world. We need a surge in ITV toward 120p, I think we will see it before the year end. Good luck holders.

[alex1621] 24/11/2020 12:33

I'm expecting a consumer boom next year and that can only be good for ITV. Add to that the resumption of dividend payments. And given cost rationalisations and reduced net debt, the company will go into this period in much better shape, unlike some companies that have had to sell assets and increase debt. I understand why people might sell (profit take) but I think they are psychologically anchoring at the lows, and not considering how far the share price might go. It's not inconceivable that it could reach previous highs.

[nige co] 24/11/2020 12:26

I also think that it's a matter of when not if ITV receive a takeover bid. Content is king and ITV have a hell of a lot of it. I'm just surprised that no one has made a move yet. Maybe they're waiting on a Brexit trade deal, or just waiting for a start in advertising recovery before making a move. Happy to hold for the recovery in the share price.

[jacko07] 24/11/2020 12:09

I have been lucky on takeovers over the years, among my best hits were ARM, SKY, Colt Telecom, Imagination Tech and recently Cobham. Of the companies I am long in today, I have some great UK household brands including BT, M&S and ITV. Last March just before the virus really got to us, IG ran a list of top M&A targets. These are the top 5: Top UK takeover targets in 2020 ITV ASOS Whitbread Morrisons Burberry I think that the list is pretty much the same for 2021. Anyone who bought any of the above in March when they reached lows, would be sitting on very healthy gains.

[ivanborsky] 24/11/2020 11:47

Correct Stag, the production company is called Whisper and guess who they have as one of their creative producers/ directors, Helen Warner. She used to be the main woman for ITV daytime viewing !

[stag6] 24/11/2020 11:32

David Coulthard and Jake Morley own the production company who cover F1 for CH4, so it wouldn't be a big move to switch their operations. Personally, I doubt ITV would be interested, SKY coverage is second to none. ITV would do better to concentrate on getting brand new content aimed at the streaming audience, they have BritBox so it could be done, at the moment Netflix are way out in front. Netflix at £5.99 a month is great value, little wonder it is winning. I am long ITV and I stay long because it is a value share, it WILL be taken over by one of the giants, so I will keep buying on the dips, bought another 25k yesterday at 92p nice to see them up a bit this morning.

[bobdiamond1] 24/11/2020 11:30

Nige ITV will return to favour very soon, it is still a household brand in the UK and that won't change. The likes of Netflix & co will have their eye on it, so anything can happen with ITV and it will.

[nige co] 24/11/2020 11:02

Before this dreadful virus struck ITV were on track to report improving financial results this year, so I'm very confident that 2021 will see very good growth. The only good thing to come out of 2020 is Net Debt has fallen by 33%. ITV have a lot going for it over the next 2 years, I'm confident that the share price will recover to at least 180p by YE 2023.

[ivanborsky] 24/11/2020 10:53

No, but guess whom owns F1.... Liberty Intl ! There was talk last year that Liberty wanted more viewer coverage and hence only gave Channel 4 a highlights package as they became disillusioned with the channels viewing figures for F1, where as previously ITV had excellent viewing figures. Even SKY's viewing figures are down when compared to ITV's previous coverage.

[nesquikme] 24/11/2020 10:41

Has ITV got F1 rights too

[poikka] 24/11/2020 10:41

Interesting that "Google, Facebook, Amazon" should be advertising on ITV, surely a sign of confidence in the value of ITV advertising, by those who make a lot of money from connecting advertisers with customers.