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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Itv Plc | LSE:ITV | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033986497 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.35 | -0.51% | 68.90 | 68.65 | 68.75 | 69.60 | 68.50 | 69.20 | 11,157,348 | 16:35:11 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Television Broadcast Station | 3.62B | 210M | 0.0518 | 13.25 | 2.78B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/3/2021 16:51 | Yes it looks like the MM took advantage of Viacom - not a big volume day.Surprised given move. | hades1 | |
29/3/2021 16:44 | ITV closed down 5.35p 4.19% losing all of the last 2 weeks of gains in just one day, while STV down just 0.50p 0.14%. Ridiculous move yet again by the corrupt market makers. | nige co | |
29/3/2021 16:25 | Yep, its the fallout from the panic selling of Hedge Fund Archegos from Friday and into today to meet margin calls. For example Viacom fell 27% on Friday and are down another 10% today. Lets hope a few more hedge funds will get caught out with huge margin calls !! Over to the Redditt boys to do their stuff ! | ivanborsky | |
29/3/2021 16:00 | It was panic after CBS fall on Friday. Its a good bounce up 'soon'... | netcurtains | |
29/3/2021 13:20 | I've not found any news that would relate to the 3p drop today. | nige co | |
29/3/2021 13:09 | Bought 10k in my brand new and shiny freetrade account This isnt an investment it is where I am doing my trading | marksp2011 | |
28/3/2021 19:45 | ITV teams up with venture capital as it battles the streaming giants The broadcaster is looking to trade TV advertising space in exchange for stakes in promising startups After enduring a brutal pandemic, Carolyn McCall will be praying that this year’s hopes for a summer of love come true. The ITV boss is betting on a sharp revival in the advertising market as Britain’s world-leading vaccine rollout takes effect - and relying on hits such as reality show Love Island to tap into post-pandemic optimism. Advertising sales, which tumbled by £191m to £1.6bn last year, are poised to jump by up to 75pc next month as millions more jabs go in arms. But this growth may simply be masking a longer-term challenge as television fights for its future in an age of streaming. | nige co | |
28/3/2021 19:27 | Another report of Friday’s block selling not behind Bloomberg’s paywall. | hades1 | |
28/3/2021 17:16 | Just out Sorry if behind paywall but should be in tomorrow’s paper and free to all at some point. | hades1 | |
28/3/2021 14:56 | No. Did not impact ITV ADRs on Friday or other US media stocks. It was isolated to Viacom and Discovery. This report from CNBC but many reports around also linking the earlier move in part to recent gains caused by the Gamestore episode. “Some of the severe selling pressure in select U.S. media stocks and Chinese internet ADRs on Friday was due to the forced liquidation of positions held by the multibillion dollar family office, Archegos Capital Management, according to a source with direct knowledge of the situation” So no impact which is likely to disappoint anyone short, anyone who took profits hoping to buy back lower and indeed me who was looking to add to my position - such is life! | hades1 | |
28/3/2021 14:33 | Will the 30% fall in stock price of CBS Viacom on Friday affect ITV at all? | netcurtains | |
28/3/2021 10:42 | Group M warns advertisers of TV bottleneck with spend set to flood back into market Don’t wait and see, advises media buyer. With a forecast that UK adspend will leap 13% to a new high of £24.2bn this year, media buyer Group M is advising marketers not to “wait and see” as the country prepares to emerge from lockdown. It predicts that TV advertising in particular will evidence a bottleneck effect in Q2 and Q3 due to the release of deferred (as opposed to cancelled) spend from previous quarters. “After several perceived missteps, the UK’s outperformance on vaccinations has imbued the country with a sense of hope,” reads the report, which is authored by Group M’s global president of business intelligence Brian Wieser. "We suspect that many marketers are behaving defensively and waiting to see what others do before reacting. We would advise against this.” The report predicts TV adspend (including digital extensions) this year will rise 11% from 2020 to £4.33bn and chimes with the expectation of a booming Q2 expressed in Campaign’s recent examination of the TV market. While the report predicts strong growth in all media this year, there is a wide variety in the base each is starting from and how long that growth will endure. Outdoor advertising, for example, may see 31% growth this year but that is relative to a catastrophic 2020. It is not expected to surpass its pre-pandemic size until 2023. The picture is bleaker for newsbrands (again including digital extensions), which are predicted to enjoy 14.6% growth this year but then fall back, to the extent that in 2024 the adspend they attract will be half the level it was in 2016. It is a similar, actually worse, scenario for magazines. Group M remains highly bullish on the future of internet adspend after a strong 2020, tipping it to account for a whopping 69% of the UK total this year on the back of slightly higher growth than TV. It expects this growth to endure in future out to 2024, taking the medium to double the size it was in 2017, in part due to a theory about the type of companies expected to grow out of the pandemic. Source: Daniel Farey-Jones March 26, 2021 Campaign Magazine | hades1 | |
27/3/2021 17:35 | Btw, the what3words initiative, whilst being small potatoes at this stage in the scheme of things does show innovative thinking and if further such deals followed then it could become a nice value stream over time. | wiganer | |
27/3/2021 16:51 | Cautious7 won't make an appearance while the share price is on an upward trend. The trend is your friend as the saying goes. ITV closed up 3.50p on the week, that's 6 consecutive weeks of gains with the share price finding new year highs. The chart looks very positive to me, long may it continue. A bid would be the icing on the cake, 180p would be nice starting bid. | nige co | |
27/3/2021 16:15 | slater5...I love your bullish comments, all we need now is for Cautious7 to come and give you a hard time again while he waits for 23p. LOL | jacko07 | |
27/3/2021 15:53 | Nige...it would have to be at least 192p if it happens while the share price is between 120-130p, if this breaks 130/135p then your guess is as good as mine. The feeling I get is it won't be Liberty, someone else and if another bidder appeared and two wanted it, it could get to 300p. Before any of the pessimists tell me I am mad, 300p or £12 billion is small change to at least four or five of the big players. A bid at 192p would value ITV at about £7 billion at 250p £9 billion plus. Bring it on!!!! | slater5 | |
27/3/2021 15:19 | Any bid price mentioned Slater? | nige co | |
27/3/2021 14:38 | The chances of a takeover for ITV are becoming stronger. My contact in the City tells me there is going to be a re-rating of ITV if vibes are correct. He said last year that buying activity was indicative of a stake builder other than Liberty. | slater5 | |
27/3/2021 11:39 | Bought at 58 and sold this week at 127.50. Great return in under 6 months. Good luck all holders | haywards26 | |
27/3/2021 11:09 | https://www.fool.co. | hades1 | |
27/3/2021 08:15 | naw thats rubbish. I think ITV should buy Netflix. | netcurtains | |
27/3/2021 07:14 | At 60/70p ITV is a gold plated bargain At 140 ITV is, I think, fairly priced until there is clear evidence of the post covid landscape - we will have to see what happens My view, FWIW. Split the company and sell off studios and the back catalogue for c 150p. that leaves the adverting and broadcast business that will be in long slow decline but will throw off a lot of cash on a 7/8p divi - reasonable price would be 100p That would be the best outcome for shareholders and is perfectly reasonable financially This is what I would do as a VC player today - If I could buy at under 180p it would be a no brainer - splitting the companies and funding it will cost 20-25p/share but the whole thing could be done quite quickly say within 18 months | marksp2011 | |
26/3/2021 20:17 | Lack of volume is not limited to ITV.It's LSE wide. | hades1 | |
26/3/2021 13:46 | Volume is pretty dire this morning considering its the last Friday of the trading year, which suggests that most of the larger trades will be hidden in the uncrossing trade this afternoon or will be published later this evening after hours when everyone has gone home ! | ivanborsky |
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