I remain optimistic that BTGOF will reach $3.00 based on recent financial statements showing profits, a p/e ratio of around 9, reduction of their pension deficit, cost-cutting, investment in 5G technology, reinstatement of a dividend, and a major investor's interest to buy more shares. 52-week low of $1.66 and a 52-week high of $2.89, currently selling at $2.45. I see upward movement.
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Going ex-dividend next week at $.71 a share, and recently reported solid financial results!
M
why is my bt shares shown in dollars on Yahoo site
J
Any chance of a divy in the next year?
H
There is no growth, no dividends, then tell me why should an investor buy into ?
A
sheesh...almost doubled my money on this thing...thought it would take 5 years...incredible
d
Hi I have BT virus protect... I kee p getting popups, even though though updates are updated regularly.phoned BT they said call McFee...McFee said call BT.... Conflicting messages....!!!
D
BT has not been this low since 2010. Hopefully, it will climb back into the teens by the end of the year
d
They are discontinuing adr program in USA no one yet knows after a week what that means to us ?
J
BT needs to move to quarterly dividends.
G
CREDIT SUISSE UPS TARGET PRICE ON BT (Sharecast News) - Credit Suisse has upped the price target for BT Group shares, and reiterated its 'outperform' rating, after the telecoms group hiked its prices. BT - which also owns mobile phone brand EE - confirmed earlier this month that landline, broadband, TV, sport and mobile bills will increase in line with inflation plus 3.9% from March 2020.
Credit Suisse said it was increasing the target price to 185p from 180p after upgrading 2023 earnings per share forecasts by 4% on the back of the move.
It raised full-year 2022-23 EBITDA by 0-1% "to reflect the impact of the consumer price increases. Full-year 2022-23 EPS estimates rise 1-4% and BT Group FY 22-23 normalised free cashflow forecasts rise 1-5%."
The bank said: "We reiterate our thesis of BT returning to EBITDA growth in 2022 as near-term Covid-19 impacts on global sports events and the UK economy reverse.
"We forecast a 1% BT Group EBITDA growth between 2020 and 2023 to £8.90bn, with consensus much too pessimistic, in our view, in forecasting a 4% decline over the same period."
As at 1300 BST, shares in the blue chip were up nearly 2% at 100.79p.
A
SP downward pressure is partly due to the fear of BT's "technical debt" - old legacy technology that has to be replaced at a costly price. The other is pension debt. If they are responsible and actively managing these issues (issues that won't be resolved overnight), investors will eventually come back and bid up SP. Good luck to you all.
J
What's the record date for the next divi in August 2019?
i
any explanation for the current disaster known as BT ?
L
BT to terminate ADRs soon and delist from NYSE and SEC. What are the implications for American and Canadian investors who own shares?
K
Can anyone share insight on the close last night @ $11.87 USD for the ADRs and the open today at $10.76? I'm not understanding why Yahoo is only showing a .60% drop in price when it appears to be a 9.3% drop day over day...
M
The small investors love this stock but its impossible to make profit with the given option pricing. It will say in the current valuation ranges for long time
A
The company has a long recovery and needs to cut the dividend in half. Revenue is struggling. Global Services, in a 12-year restructuring, has been downgraded by Gartner. Once was the top global network company is now behind AT&T, Verizon, and Orange. The company is properly valued since it has no focus, has not accelerated to double-digit growth in mobile, cannot upgrade the local network, and cannot install services in a quick pace. If BT had to really compete, it would be out of business.
F
Do investors need to do anything to maintain their stock after de-listing from the US exchange?
(Sharecast News) - Credit Suisse has upped the price target for BT Group shares, and reiterated its 'outperform' rating, after the telecoms group hiked its prices.
BT - which also owns mobile phone brand EE - confirmed earlier this month that landline, broadband, TV, sport and mobile bills will increase in line with inflation plus 3.9% from March 2020.
Credit Suisse said it was increasing the target price to 185p from 180p after upgrading 2023 earnings per share forecasts by 4% on the back of the move.
It raised full-year 2022-23 EBITDA by 0-1% "to reflect the impact of the consumer price increases. Full-year 2022-23 EPS estimates rise 1-4% and BT Group FY 22-23 normalised free cashflow forecasts rise 1-5%."
The bank said: "We reiterate our thesis of BT returning to EBITDA growth in 2022 as near-term Covid-19 impacts on global sports events and the UK economy reverse.
"We forecast a 1% BT Group EBITDA growth between 2020 and 2023 to £8.90bn, with consensus much too pessimistic, in our view, in forecasting a 4% decline over the same period."
As at 1300 BST, shares in the blue chip were up nearly 2% at 100.79p.