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I can't wait until the next subscription report to come out, with Telstra's new plans, change in service attitude and the failure of Voda there should be a good surprise in their Mobile share. Plus these bundles are selling really quick from what I've heard from friends/family and hopefully their DSL subscriptions will be on the increase too.
This is a good run to the dividend too, anything above $1.92 will be a very good positive.
Telstra Dividend and NBN play
Initial Capital: $20,000
Shares Bought: 7194 @ $2.78
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Current SP: $2.85
Market Value: $20,503
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Gain since play: $503
\No fees at all because Vodafail was breaching the contract terms. Ring the TIO or check the ombudsman website. Vodafone will then ring you and then you ask for a termination. You must call voda first before lodging a complaint to the TIO. Within 2 weeks you should be done with them.
Agree with you drsmith, with 12.5 billion shares on issue you are not going to get decent earnings per share on selling products the same as everyone else. I was a bit surprised when Telstra didn't have a tilt at "10" before Packer and the rest. They certainly need to come up with a strategy, while cash flows are good and I DON'T think Trading Post was it.
Maybe they need to think outside the box like Wesfarmers and become a conglomerate rather than a single focus company. They at least have exposure to the whole country through their depots and exchanges, just need an avenue to capitalise on it. Who knows maybe tie up with Toll(trucking and logistics with state of the art communications and tracking). Maybe keep their copper infrastructure for dedicated use that doesn't compete with the n.b.n for example a national security network for home and business security alarm monitoring. Telstra could install a dedicated system at each exchange to send alarm messages to the nearest police station, just needs a bit of vision, I came up with this in 2 wines and 30 minutes.
While I can still edit.
Maybe give radio stations the ability to transmit from the Telstra repeaters so that travellers can pick up radio stations all over Australia not just in built up areas. The government might even pay extra for this facility then they could broadcast emergency messages in hard to reach areas, the government has seemed to have plenty of money to screw Telstra so this should be a pitance.
I can't believe u only had 20k to invest and u put it all on TLS in an industry u claim not to know alot about... i think they may do well too but its going to be a very slow and boring journey for u.
This is paper money. Just trying to track this play. I have noticed a localized change in Telstra and while I only account for a small population I predict this is a wide spread shift in Telstra subscription rates. Only time will tell. This $20,000 paper play will record if I was correct or not.
PS for the Vodafail users. Just got over 500kb per second download speed using a speed test with Telstra. Loving this network.
Telstra Dividend and NBN play
Initial Capital: $20,000
Shares Bought: 7194 @ $2.78
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Current SP: $2.85
Market Value: $20,503
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Gain since play: $503
Telstra Dividend and NBN play
Initial Capital: $20,000
Shares Bought: 7194 @ $2.78
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Current SP: $2.79
Market Value: $20,071
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Gain since play: $71
Is the second post relative to the first post or do you have two paper trades in play now?
Today, due to Telstra's Reach restructure, Telstra will gain 50million on signing and a further 80 to 100million once it's all done.
150million maximum, small fries but better to have it than not. TLS up another 2c today and dividend coming very soon.
Also, who can forget NBN.... this is quoted from The Australian today.
"Talks between Mike Quigley and David Thodey, the CEOs respectively of NBN Co andTelstra, have been progressing well. As a result, the telco may soon announcethe final agreement on the plan to vend its cable infrastructure assets into thenew national broadband network roll-out being managed by the NBN Co entity. Thespeedy resolution will be welcomed by Communications Minister Stephen Conroy, asthe Australian Government aims to push the matter through the parliament. Thetransaction is worth about $A11bn"
Seems to me that the market is pricing in a favourable announcement from Thodey/Livingstone about the NBN deal with the Govt on Thursday, to coincide with the announcement on the first half results.
TLS has consistently guided the market to a fairly significant decline in revenue on fixed-line telco services and margins on mobile services, so they'll need to demonstrate that the margins sacrificed have been recouped through the increased marketshare in mobile phone communications.
I see Thursday morning as the crucial day. If TLS does not satisfy the market, it could quickly re-test its all time lows. If TLS satisfies the market, then we could see $3 in the rear-view mirror in the short term.
Seems to me that the market is pricing in a favourable announcement from Thodey/Livingstone about the NBN deal with the Govt on Thursday, to coincide with the announcement on the first half results..
My thoughts are the same. Those divi's will have paid for my stock soon. What's the saying? "The stockmarket is all about transfer of money from the impatient to the patient."Give Thodey time, he will give you the result, I'm patient I can give Thodey 3-5 years and while I am waiting eating 10% dividend isn't bad either.
Maybe Thodey will chuck us a surprise party Thursday.
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