SKT Sky Network Television Limited.

[Quantitative Easing]

Here come the sharesies orders

Based on latest sharesies posts i think most of them have abandoned the rocket.

[tqtq]

Anyone got Fat Prophets recommendation? They seem to be the most bullish.

I'm sure they'd be in the $2 range

[winner69]

interesting brokers mention ‘execution risk’ — Suppose we have to have faith in their ability.

[nevchev]

interesting brokers mention ‘execution risk’ — Suppose we have to have faith in their ability.

Their not lacking team experience

[winner69]

ASB recommendation update: BUY: 30C valuation

ASB just use the Morningstar numbers

[tango]

Based on latest sharesies posts i think most of them have abandoned the rocket.

To the moon!
There are a few still keen and keeping the faith. $1.60 in their account and planning to buy another 10 shares

[Ogg]

Would sky be in a position to outbid Spark for Sanzar rights in 2026 given declining revenues? Surely there comes a point where the ROI doesn't add up.

Potentially, but that's a long time away. Sky would generated significant income by then.

Sky is in a better position than Spark as it has the revenue to pay for the content. Spark is effectively buying the content and then doing prepay. It's yet to be seen weather their recent Cricket NZ purchase will pay off. Sport is only one part of Sky' business, the most important part yes, but there is alot more content on there than just rugby. Would be a huge blow if they lost the rugby but there would also be cost savings without it. It would be impossible to know what would happen with the share price.

[winner69]

Wow ...love the response to analyst/brokers

Do they actually mean anything? Or is just that they give some the warm fuzzies .....and comfort.

[Ogg]

interesting brokers mention ‘execution risk’ — Suppose we have to have faith in their ability.

The general consensus is uncertainty vs potential huge upside given the low share price.

Discovery used the same investment criteria when they bought Mediaworks.

[Quantitative Easing]

Potentially, but that's a long time away. Sky would generated significant income by then.

Sky is in a better position than Spark as it has the revenue to pay for the content. Spark is effectively buying the content and then doing prepay. It's yet to be seen weather their recent Cricket NZ purchase will pay off. Sport is only one part of Sky' business, the most important part yes, but there is alot more content on there than just rugby. Would be a huge blow if they lost the rugby but there would also be cost savings without it. It would be impossible to know what would happen with the share price.

That's what we have been saying all along OGG. This damsel needs a rich sugar daddy to survive long term.