BT ‘s (BT.A) reported ‘statutory’ earnings showed a 28% drop in the three months to 30 September, qualified by the company’s management as a 13% rise in adjusted terms. In line with the adjusted figure for earnings, the interim dividend payout was hiked up 15%.Such volatility and contrast between reported and adjusted earnings helped to ease the shares down.
BT (BT.A) shares are currently trading at a price of 387p offering a yield of 2.81% and on a PE of 14.99. So should one buy, sell or hold?
Hello Share Fans: How many different companies do have in your share bag? Have you nabbed so many that your chances of really striking it big are diluted?
Between April 2013 and February this year the BT (BT.A) share price rose 58% to 421p; since when it has retreated to a share price of 363p last seen. Even there, it is up nearly 36% over a year on a market that has risen by just under 5%; interesting for a share that has a Beta of 90.
Hello Share Twisters: British Telecom (BT.A) is rattling along, beating new records every day. Yes, I know the old Footsie is on a roll (as I write this). But it is still outperforming the Footsie
Hello Share Shovers: There are some companies that you just know won't let you down. There are no guarantees of course, but you still get that strong feeling.
