Itv Share Discussion Threads

[blackhorse23] 14/3/2024 11:07

Who is buying & who is selling?

[thebutler] 14/3/2024 09:42

Yes, for someone who gave a very long winded post about how buybacks can only be executed as a fraction of the order book blah blah blah blah, I find it strange that matthewr1 "Mr Know It All" appears incapable of finding out yesterday's ITV trading volume.

[loginname] 14/3/2024 09:33

@matthewr1

No need to rely on anyone else - just google "ITV PLC TRADE RECAP"

The London Stock Exchange page for ITV has detailed live trades, daily, monthly trade value and volume and even graphs! :)

[huckers] 14/3/2024 09:25

Monday 10m
Tuesday 9.7m
Wednesday 13m

[matthewr1] 14/3/2024 09:23

Gents , can someone tell me what yesterdays volume was please. Just trying to get a handle on the volume vs buyback etc.
Blackhorse…. You’re now claiming you were asking questions. You were not. You said the buyback was cancelled , which was a lie. You say that the shares bought yesterday are not for cancellation. As we don’t know yet , that’s a lie. Be objective , even if you’re negative , and we’ll give you the time of day. Don’t , then do us all a favour and @@.

[slater5] 14/3/2024 08:58

Blackhorse. Take a reality check, ITV are buying back shares. The market has responded in a 25 per cent rise. What is your gripe, they report every trade.MS are in charge and trades will be reported by them, that's how it works.

[tlobs2] 14/3/2024 08:46

Just filter the idiot.

[netcurtains] 14/3/2024 08:37

Ah I see. You are a very ethical chap Blackhorse23... 😀
Nice to see such good behavior in this day and age.

[blackhorse23] 14/3/2024 08:33

I have asked questions , whether buy back has been cancelled which should start from 7th March . Then yesterday small buy back has been done but NOT for cancellation , it was for directors remuneration, which I think odd? Once they start buy back for cancellation then I will join with them. I DONOT LIKE ANY MISS LEADING RNS, specially in stock market. they shouldn't mention buy back starting on 7th March the. Not doing it.

[netcurtains] 14/3/2024 08:31

I was only joking... 😀

[loginname] 14/3/2024 08:26

Wow it’s 2024 and we can’t share links.

Ok Google ‘lse itv trade recap’

I am going to wager they ARE in the market again today - can already see lots of odd small ( 10 shares and under ) trades since 8am…

[loginname] 14/3/2024 08:23

Link to the LSE live trades recap for the curious…

[loginname] 14/3/2024 08:19

Looking at the detailed trades list in the RNS attachment - I’m thinking it ‘might’ be possible to spot days MS is active?

Most were random size between 5k and 20k shares which are hard to spot but there were also a good few oddly small trades of eg 10 shares which a normal investor wouldn’t make due to trading costs. And there was also an odd run of about 30 trades with identical sizes of 232 shares.

Will occasionally review the London stock exchange trades report to see if anything similarly odd appears…

[davius] 14/3/2024 00:00

I posted this the other day, re treasury shares:

There are several advantages of holding treasury shares, including:

- being able to sell treasury shares to new investors without having to incur the costs or carry out the necessary procedures of a formal share allotment;

- having the potential to restore the company's distributable profits when the treasury shares are sold, as the proceeds up to the original purchase cost are treated as distributable profits;

- not needing the expense of running an employee benefit trust to meet employee share options where the company has sufficient treasury shares;

- not having to complete all the formalities of cancelling the shares.

[stansmith1] 13/3/2024 23:59

that point seems to have been missed on the pleb thread whilst they argue about shares held in treasury and typical behind the curve nonsense

[rmunro3] 13/3/2024 23:40

List of purchases todayhttps://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/7707G_1-2024-3-13.pdf

[diku] 13/3/2024 22:36

CURYman is here?...

[matthewr1] 13/3/2024 21:56

Guys , filter Blackhorse , another total bellend.
With every buyback shares are held in treasury initially before normally being cancelled. It’s day 1. He’s a tool.

[blackhorse23] 13/3/2024 21:43

Those shares will back to market again like circle, buying for employees then employees will sell. I prefer buy back for cancellations not for treasury

[loginname] 13/3/2024 19:49

The RNS has a link detailing the individual trades.

Incredible to see how it’s done - obviously highly automated…

For example - look at 09:54 when a trade bought just 4 shares! Worth, what, £2.80!

[jonnybig] 13/3/2024 19:29

This was well explained by someone a few days ago,smurfy. Read back and treasury shares aren't as evil as some may fear.

[smurfy2001] 13/3/2024 19:24

So why not just cancel them? They literally can sell those shares back into the open market to pay for employee share scheme or bonuses.

[loginname] 13/3/2024 19:20

If the typical daily amount continues to be approx 3 million shares bought, then based on the 400m guidance we are in for about 130 days like this.

Fair play to shorters - you have balls of steel. No - make that titanium.

And my children thank you for your inevitable contribution to my pension when you close.

You are awesome. x