SKT Sky Network Television Limited.

[macduffy]

SKT having a good day. Perhaps this is the reason?

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sky-tv/new...ectid=11620918

Or, more likely, the news of the pending "tweaking" of the MySky software!

[Sideshow Bob]

Good run of late. Golden Cross coming up??

[airedale]

SKT having a good day. Perhaps this is the reason?

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sky-tv/new...ectid=11620918

Or, more likely, the news of the pending "tweaking" of the MySky software!

The tweaking of the software to improve legibility was supposed to happen in April. I have not seen it yet, the font and colours are still the muddy same.

[sb9]

My suspicion is the big boys have inside running on this one, there was talk of capital return/special divvy as per an article in NBR last month from memory. Based on fundamentals and industry outlook they operate in, the sp should be no where near where it is.

[Big Blind]

The tweaking of the software to improve legibility was supposed to happen in April. I have not seen it yet, the font and colours are still the muddy same.

I was upgraded last week or the week before. Now it's bold and blurry

[winner69]

Oh dear
https://www.nzx.com/files/attachments/234933.pdf

Wouldn't surprise many on here

[Raz]

Oh dear
https://www.nzx.com/files/attachments/234933.pdf

Wouldn't surprise many on here

Not as much as i had expected....customers more sticky than the chatter would suggest.

[Baa_Baa]

Not as much as i had expected....customers more sticky than the chatter would suggest.

It is the trend that is important, the trending net loss of subscribers. As pay tv subs leave, are they winning them back on internet tv? No. Are they winning their share of the market for internet tv subs? No. The trend is not Sky's friend, on a low trajectory glide path to obsolescence. A case study in disruption.

[bull....]

declining subscriber numbers will be a fact of life for a company that over-charges for a product past its use by date

[couta1]

It is the trend that is important, the trending net loss of subscribers. As pay tv subs leave, are they winning them back on internet tv? No. Are they winning their share of the market for internet tv subs? No. The trend is not Sky's friend, on a low trajectory glide path to obsolescence. A case study in disruption.

That's why I used the SKT example over on the Air thread, the price dropped to $4.11 on a profit downgrade and yet has risen to $5.50 odd since, yet nothing positive has happened to drive the share price to that level,Air is in a better position than Sky long term methinks. Price getting a reality check this morning though.