BT-A.L - BT Group plc
| Previous close | 204.30 |
| Open | 203.75 |
| Bid | 206.20 x 0 |
| Ask | 206.35 x 0 |
| Day's range | 202.60 - 207.10 |
| 52-week range | 157.67 - 268.60 |
| Volume | 23,459,608 |
| Avg. volume | 27,823,920 |
| Market cap | 20.382B |
| Beta (3Y monthly) | 0.91 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 9.55 |
| EPS (TTM) | 21.60 |
| Earnings date | N/A |
| Forward dividend & yield | 0.15 (7.64%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 2019-08-08 |
| 1y target est | 284.59 |
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Can the BT share price double your money?
The BT share price has risen strongly from a multi-year low. Could it be the start of a double-your-money bull run?
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Is the BT share price (LON:BT.A) good value at 200p?
Bt (LON:BT.A) is a large cap in the Telecommunications Services industry. The Company operates in four segments: Global Services, Enterprise, Consumer and Open8230;
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Forget Bitcoin! I’d invest in these 2 stocks to get rich instead
Want to achieve higher returns on your investments? Bitcoin is not the way to go, says Jonathan Smith.
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2 5G stocks I’d invest in before 2020
The UK rollout of 5G will be in full swing by 2020. Here’s how I’m planning on cashing in beforehand.
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BT launches 5G smartphone plans for consumers and businesses
Britain's BT will launch 5G services in more than 20 towns and cities on Friday, offering its consumer and business customers its fastest connections across both fixed line and mobile. BT's mobile brand EE, the market leader, switched on Britain's first commercial 5G services in May. Rival Vodafone followed with its own network in July. BT said business customers and consumers signed up to broadband and mobile package BT Plus would be the first to be offered 5G, which will require a handset from a range including the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, OnePlus 7 Pro and Huawei Mate 20.
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The BT share price: is it time to buy ahead of the company’s turnaround?
Rupert Hargreaves explains why he thinks the BT share price could be a buy following the launch of its ambitious turnaround plan this week.
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BT seeks to repair customer ties with new services and products
The boss of Britain's biggest telecoms provider BT on Wednesday set out plans to improve the company's relationship with customers with new superfast services, more technical support and a return of its brand to the high street. In one of the first moves since taking over in February, Philip Jansen outlined the group's aims to rebuild BT's reputation after clashes with the regulator, government and customers who complained about poor service. Under the plan, BT will create a team of experts to help customers in the home and small businesses, speed up the return of its customer support teams to the UK and Ireland, and bring BT back to the high street by putting its products and staff into its EE mobile store network.
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CORRECTED (OFFICIAL)-UPDATE 2-Vodafone to close more than 1,000 stores
Vodafone will shut 15% of its 7,700 stores and upgrade some of the remaining outlets as customers buy more online and change their expectations of in-store shopping, chief executive Nick Read said on Tuesday. Around 5,000 of Vodafone's stores are in Europe, with the remainder in markets such as Asia and Africa. Customer service offered by Apple and Amazon had changed expectations, and Vodafone hopes to improve its services faster than former incumbent rivals like BT, Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica with targeted and personalised marketing, he said.
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Why the BT share price rose 8% in September
The BT share price beat the market in September, but as Rupert Hargreaves explains, this rally might not last much longer.
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Forget the BT share price! 4 reasons I’d avoid the FTSE 100 stock and its 8.5% dividend yields
Are big dividend yields a good enough reason to buy the BT share price for your ISA today? Royston Wild says "absolutely not"!
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Neil Woodford drops biotech, buys BT, IMB, IAG – is he right?
Is Neil Woodford's switch from risky small caps to these three FTSE 100 dividend payers a stunning return to form, or a harbinger of doom for your portfolio?
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FTSE 100 dips ahead of Fed meeting
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UPDATE 2-Oil majors curb FTSE losses as crude surges after Saudi attacks
Britain's blue-chip index dropped on Monday as non-oil stocks took a hit from mounting geopolitical risks and growth concerns after crude prices rose due to the attacks on Saudi Arabian production facilities. The FTSE 100 slipped 0.6% overall, but a 4% gain in BP and 2% in Shell kept a lid on losses. The FTSE 250 was down 0.7%.
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BT vs Royal Mail: which 7%+ dividend stock should I buy?
Royal Mail plc (LON: RMG) and BT Group - Class A Common Stock (LON: BT.A) both offer essential services and 7%+ dividend yields.
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What Do Investors Need To Know About BT Group plc's (LON:BT.A) Future?
Looking at BT Group plc's (LON:BT.A) earnings update in June 2019, analyst consensus outlook seem pessimistic, with...
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The BT share price has crashed 20% this year, so is it time to buy?
Just how low can the BT Group - class A common stock (LON:BT-A) share price go before it's impossible to resist?
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Is the BT share price a bargain buy or value trap?
Shares in telecoms giant BT Group - Class A Common Stock (LON:BT.A) look cheap, but will they ever recover? Rupert Hargreaves looks into the company's prospects.
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UPDATE 1-Mobile phone sales plunge at Britain's Dixons Carphone
Britain's Dixons Carphone on Thursday reported another big fall in mobile phone sales in its latest quarter, though it maintained its financial guidance for the full 2019-20 year. The group, which trades as Currys, PC World and Carphone Warehouse in the UK, said like-for-like sales in its UK & Ireland mobile phones division fell 10% in the 13 weeks to July 27, its fiscal first quarter. Dixons Carphone has been hurt by a shift in the mobile phone market as customers keep their handsets for longer, choose cheaper SIM-only deals, and turn to more flexible credit-based offers.
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Why the BT share price fell 14% in August
G A Chester discusses the slump in BT Group - Class A Common Stock (LON:BT.A), and gives his view on the company's valuation and prospects.
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Vodafone UK appeals move to ease price caps on BT business lines
Vodafone UK is seeking to overturn a move by regulator Ofcom to relax restrictions on how much BT can charge for business fibre connections, saying it will result in higher bills for companies, universities and hospitals. Ofcom had already eased price regulation in central London in a review in 2016, saying BT did not have significant market power. It has now relaxed the restrictions in other cities where BT faces two or more rivals, such as Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds and Manchester.
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BT Group and Rolls-Royce shares have tanked. I’d consider buying them now
Harvey Jones says these two falling knives could now be worth catching, if you're feeling brave.
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One high-yielding FTSE 100 stock I would avoid and what I would buy instead
Shares of BT Group - class A common stock (LON:BT-A) yield almost 10%, but should you buy them?
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Britain to make Huawei decision on 5G by the autumn - digital minister
Britain will make a decision on whether to allow China's Huawei equipment to be used in its 5G networks in the autumn, the digital minister Nicky Morgan said. "We've got to make sure that this is going to be a decision for the long term, making sure that we keep all our networks secure." (Reporting by Kate Holton.
