If Bt has bought back 2million 5 thousand shares to day. How come it shows on trades as a sell?

1st Quarter Results

Bank of America Merrill Lynch Buy 342.20 325.00 350.00 Reiterates

Usual market response to any set of figures. Shares down more than I would have hoped, so here's looking for a bounce tomorrow.

BT Group plc (ADR) (BT) Management Discusses Q1 2014 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Barclays Capital Overweight 334.30 334.40 360.00 370.00 Reiterates

Nomura Buy 336.60 336.60 375.00 390.00 Reiterates

Jefferies International Buy 342.35 380.00 385.00 Retains

Espirito Santo Execution Noble Buy 342.35 405.00 405.00 Reiterates

Ex dividend this Wednesday 7th 6.50p.

Rather bullish chart.

BT AND VIRGIN MEDIA SIGN WHOLESALE BT SPORT DEAL

BT and Virgin Media today announced a three year deal to ensure millions of Virgin Media TV customers can enjoy full access to the BT Sport TV channels. The agreement, which significantly boosts the number of homes that can watch BT Sport from this weekend, follows the news that more than a million UK households are already equipped to watch the channels.

Buy 330.75 350.00 350.00 Reiterates

sp 338p having a good day on the back of VOD/VERIZON news up 4% so far.

Credit Suisse Outperform 338.00 350.00 350.00 Reiterates

Prices set to rise for BT customers

Around 10 million BT customers are being told that phone and broadband prices are to rise by up to 6.5% in another blow to households struggling with soaring utility bills.

BT is hiking its prices from January 4, but denied the move was linked to its push into sports broadcasting, which is seeing the firm muscle in on Sky's dominance of sport after winning a three-year deal to show 38 Premier League games a season.

The increases follow the group cutting the price of broadband to £10 for copper and £15 for fibre, and giving away BT Sport for "free" with broadband.

New 10+ year high @351.70 earlier.

New 11+ year high today @355.10p

BT strikes deal to carry Sky Movies on its TV service

LONDON | Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:41pm BST
(Reuters) - Britain's BT has struck a deal to show BSkyB's Sky Movies on its TV service, marking an easing in tension between the companies that have been battling to attract soccer viewers since the summer.

Telecoms company BT said on Monday its television customers would be able to add Sky Movies for a monthly subscription from October 26. In addition, its broadband customers would be able to get Sky Movies as an on-demand service.

BT has ramped up its TV offer in recent months by adding sports channels that show some English Premier League soccer matches, encroaching on territory in sports programming dominated by BSkyB for 20 years.

Berenberg Buy 353.50 353.50 375.00 415.00 Retains

JP Morgan Cazenove Neutral 353.50 353.50 - - Retains

I'm up almost 300% on these and picked up some tidy dividends along the way.

Long may it continue.

Dil - my main holding was purchased @97.7p In 2009.

I agree! :-)