Well that's alright then.
I wonder what ever happened to that trans-Tasman bubble idea.
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The kill joys. But your mention of coffins reminds me of a fantastic television ad for pay tv.
The ad opened on someone waking up in a coffin, then panicking, worrying that they've been buried alive.
The camera moves down to the end of the coffin where there's a tv screen plugged into a set top box. I think it was foxtel.
The person then breathes a sigh of relief, picks up the remote, and starts flicking through the channels.
But from memory, the best ads for pay tv, especially out in the community, were for Sky NZ.
I remember reading about them dying the colour of a fountain red for shark week or jaws (one of them).
Someone big is definitely accumulating at 15. Doesn't want to pay a penny more though.
More like...
https://i.imgur.com/2KOHY2k.jpg
Herald write up sums up the sentiment a bit.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12364258
Apologies it’s premium paywall
It’s Greg Smiths take of Probability of 35c If they do everything right. And that market has overall pessimism for the share
What a week it has been. All i can say is Sky share price finished 7% higher than compared to start of the week.
DJ Bearish Views on Sky TV Still Dominant -- Market Talk
11 Sep 2020 14:05:06
0405 GMT - Bearish views appear to remain in the ascendant for Sky Television despite its upgraded FY 2021 guidance. Forsyth Barr says the New Zealand company is still struggling to realize a "meaningful offset" for declining satellite TV revenue, noting that streaming grew but largely due to acquisitions. An increase in the cost of rugby broadcast rights is also a headwind, it says. Credit Suisse says Sky's new streaming services might cannibalize its legacy business. Uncertainty will remain until investors have increased confidence in Sky's ability to stabilize during a "very challenging transition." Shares are down 60% this year at NZ$0.15 versus S&P Capital IQ's median price target from six analysts of NZ$0.24.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 11, 2020 00:05 ET (04:05 GMT)
This is Ogg describing the rest of us on the forum...
https://youtu.be/4suc3j7jSkw
Capital IQ's median price target from six analysts of NZ$0.24.
median
[ mee-dee-uhn ]
noun
Arithmetic, Statistics. the middle number in a given sequence of numbers, taken as the average of the two middle numbers when the sequence has an even number of numbers:4 is the median of 1, 3, 4, 8, 9.
I think the negativity around how the average spend per streaming user (ARPSU) being ~$20 is terrible because it is so much lower than satellite ARPU ($82) is unwarranted. It only considers part of the picture anyway.
The ARPSU of $20 only represents a fraction of Sky's available content.
Once Sky begins selling more of their content via Sky GO (as a standalone product) or add-ons/upgrades to NEON you will see the ARPSU increase.
If all of the current satellite customers converted to a SkyGO standalone product their ARPU would like be around $60.
Given the number of those customers this would significantly lift the ARPSU.