Itv Share Discussion Threads

[netcurtains] 21/3/2024 10:20

Do we know what the TURNOVER or Paramounts Hollywood studio is?

(this figure will give as a clue as to how much ITV studios are worth)


I think (not sure) that the MAX the studio revenue can be is about £3B.......
(but difficult to say as so much is rolled into one figure in their accounts)

[geckotheglorious] 21/3/2024 10:14

Feeling the love here this morning.

Disappointing reaction stock price side to the Paramount news.

"Apollo offers $11 billion for Paramount's Hollywood studio, source says"

[blackhorse23] 21/3/2024 08:54

Looking bullish in here

[netcurtains] 21/3/2024 08:10

I guess takeover deals in TV studios in USA is having a positive affect as well as rise in US shares last night and of course the buyback...

Triple whammy I guess.

[jonnybig] 20/3/2024 21:55

So Matthew is knocking on 60 but posting childish messages on Internet message boards. Weird that.

spud

[matthewr1] 20/3/2024 20:20

Apollo bid is very interesting.

[blackhorse23] 20/3/2024 20:17

Excellent news

[matthewr1] 20/3/2024 20:16

Corby , 26 years at Merrill , 10 as MD. So I think I’m good thanks.
Amazing how people resort to crèche behaviour when you correct them. A few in here.

[jonnybig] 20/3/2024 19:00

Dow flying following Powell speech. So looking at a great day tomorrow.

spud

[loginname] 20/3/2024 18:58

lol!

But it does underline once again the value of TV Studios - and the value of content!

I’m sure all parties concerned are fully aware of ITV or more specifically ITV Studios America…

[huckers] 20/3/2024 18:51

And they could have had ITV for the same price… what were they thinking!

[loginname] 20/3/2024 18:45

BREAKING: TV Studio mergers & acquisitions activity suddenly explodes with an $11bn bid:

“Apollo Offers $11 Billion for Paramount’s Hollywood Studio
Offer comes as Paramount’s directors are weighing merger with Skydance”

“Private-equity firm Apollo Global Management has made an $11 billion offer to buy Paramount Global’s film and TV studio, according to people familiar with the situation.”

[corby3] 20/3/2024 17:03

MatthewR, did you learn all your wizardry from watching, Wall St, The Big Short or Margin Call.....maybe you should watch again.

[corby3] 20/3/2024 17:00

Corby I hate to break it to you , but market makers don’t have margin calls.

MatthewR Semantics, I guess that someone as large as your late employer Merrill Lynch or whoever you worked for, are a big bank. Big Banks and Financial Institutions are mrket makers, they also trade in derivatives, swaps, all sorts of financial instruments.

[mancman1] 20/3/2024 16:20

What Matthew says seems to make a lot of sense.

[jonnybig] 20/3/2024 15:43

Here we go again, Matthew pretending he's knowledgeable when we all know he ain't

spud

[matthewr1] 20/3/2024 15:38

This won’t be the case every day , however in general I think ITV will underperform before 2:30 , then outperform. Why?
The buyback only becomes active when there’s volume. Typically 2/3rds of daily volume (including the uncrossing) happens with the US holding our hand , ie after 2:30. So before 2:30 thin volume means little buyback action but after 2:30 it can buy (passively) up to 25% of the order book volume and therefore put some mild upward pressure on the share price. Now clearly there will be days when the US has a wobble and takes everything down , but I would say on average for the next year , buy ITV in the morning , and sell it in the afternoon. Imho

[matthewr1] 20/3/2024 15:18

Corby I hate to break it to you , but market makers don’t have margin calls.

[stansmith1] 20/3/2024 14:47

corbyn makes his pitch to be biggest liar and plank...honestly, some people should not be allowed to buy shares