Ask around. Alot of people have the new neon and love it. This will grow. I topped up more today. Sorry ogg Beat you too it 😜
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Ask around. Alot of people have the new neon and love it. This will grow. I topped up more today. Sorry ogg Beat you too it 😜
Will they still have OSB for much longer? My guess is yes, no doubt corona virus put stop to this plan. Isn't OSB really now one of SKT's key assets?
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/117...-sale-proposal
I'm not a neon/lightbox subscriber but have been impressed with the new ads. Quite a few good shows and movies being advertised and flicks seems to be reviewing a lot of them too.
Aside from sports the other advantage they seem to have over netflix is more recent movies.
1 million customers are happy paying for filler trash.
Why would HBO pull the content? What a pain trying to resign those 1m customers again.
AT&T generates $25b in free cash flow each year. Why not just buy the company for USD $250m or just 1% of their yearly cash flow. They would make their money back in 2 years anyway.
Please go and post your comments on the Sharesies Facebook forum. I need to buy more stock.
I'm seeing Neon ads everywhere at the moment. Marketing spend must be going through the roof!
https://i.imgur.com/MWVt5uz.jpg
https://www.metservice.com/
its cute you think I’m some sort of newbie investor who belongs to sharesies, rather than someone whose full time job for over a decade has been analysing global tech & media firms.
but by all means, continue pumping your money into a company that is bleeding high margin satellite customers with an ARPU of $80+ and adding low margin streaming customers with an ARPU under $20. Also not sure how you think AT&T would get there money back in 2 years when sky itself is guiding for only $5-$15 million in net income in 2021.
You almost sounded like you knew what you were talking about until that last sentence of yours.
Don’t worry - most newbies struggle to read Sky TV financial statements.
GAAP earnings will probably end up sitting somewhere between $20-$25M as COVID has not hit the company as hard as expected when they had that revised guidance.
But that actually means that the company generated closer to $60M - $70M of underlying ‘Owner Earnings’.
Ogg is probably referring to EBITDA - not a metric I particularly like, but one that is commonly used in the business world. In that respect, his claim is absolutely correct.