Sky Price Increase
 

"The Equalizer" wrote in message
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Guess whets just come through my letter box????

As of January my subscription will be increasing from £38 to £40!!!!

Won't be long now before Sky get that waivered £10.00 Sky+ fee back eh??

Speaking as a BSKYB shareholder, I would not be so sure that an increase
in fees mirrors an increase in profits or sales. Sooner or sooner, BSKYB
will find the demand curve swings against them.

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"Walt Davidson" wrote in message
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Tee hee! I can see the value of my B Sky B shares increasing as we
speak ...

Might just get myself one of these for Xmas

http://www.framedshare.co.uk/Product.asp?shareid=152

£36.95 eh? Not a bad profit margin, considering that the shares are
currently trading at £6.72!

;-)

Ian

"NO LOGO" wrote in message
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Speaking as a BSKYB shareholder, I would not be so sure that an increase
in fees mirrors an increase in profits or sales. Sooner or sooner, BSKYB
will find the demand curve swings against them.

http://myphlip1.pearsoncmg.com/tutor...al2/ste01.html

People tend to not like monopolies,However watching the news lately over the
192 BT fiasco and the higher priced numbers now......

That said I believe same companies are using (as Sky) other countries to
patch their calls to!

I can't see any demand swinging against them IMHO as there is no
competition...We all live in hopes though ;-)

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http://www.framedshare.co.uk/Product.asp?shareid=152

£36.95 eh? Not a bad profit margin, considering that the shares are
currently trading at £6.72!

There's also broker costs, stamp duty, etc before you arrive at a true
profit margin

"Mike Caine" wrote in message
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http://www.framedshare.co.uk/Product.asp?shareid=152

£36.95 eh? Not a bad profit margin, considering that the shares are
currently trading at £6.72!

There's also broker costs, stamp duty, etc before you arrive at a true
profit margin



Who wants to buy my very rare and collectable Marconi shares?

Mark W wrote:
"Mike Caine" wrote in message
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http://www.framedshare.co.uk/Product.asp?shareid=152

£36.95 eh? Not a bad profit margin, considering that the shares are
currently trading at £6.72!

There's also broker costs, stamp duty, etc before you arrive at a true
profit margin



Who wants to buy my very rare and collectable Marconi shares?

They`ve more than doubled in the last 6 months or so haven`t they? Not much
help if you bought them in the boom though. You didn`t did you?;-)

mick

They`ve more than doubled in the last 6 months or so haven`t they? Not
much
help if you bought them in the boom though. You didn`t did you?;-)

mick

All existing marconi shares were scrapped. The current shares are new
shares which are completly different to the old ones. The old ones are
worthless.

"The Equalizer" wrote in message
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Guess whets just come through my letter box????

As of January my subscription will be increasing from £38 to £40!!!!


So it didn't take long for junior to make his mark!

Still unless I miss my guess $ky have now gone past the point of diminishing
returns (look it up!) so their profits will now fall back*.

RMC

* of course historical costs have a huge effect on the $ky balance sheet,
however the basic issue is that they will not milk the optimum amount of £££
out of their "customers" if they put prices up to much.

On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 15:32:28 -0000, "The Wizard"
wrote:

I can't see any demand swinging against them IMHO as there is no
competition...We all live in hopes though ;-)


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