Over the past 12 years, BT Group shareholders had to endure a boom-bust cycle akin to a speculative dotcom stock. From a low of 80p, the stock soared 6x to a high of 480p-500p in 2015. Then, the stock collapsed 80 percent to 100p (see below). It was not the magnitude of the drop that […]
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BT Group (LON:BT.A) slumped in 2H of 2022 but tentative buying emerged at 110p-100p As a utility company they are profitable but not highly valued by market Potentially watch to buy when BT share price drops to double-digit It is widely assumed that utility stocks are ‘boring’ and ‘safe’. Nothing could be further from the
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Given the glacial pace of its business transformation, BT’s revenue growth has been hard to come by. In 2020, when the economy slowed down due to Covid-19, the utility company even had to cancel dividends (check out BT’s dividend history here). So at the moment, the market is just extrapolating BT’s current results into the
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