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‘Miserably low’ enthusiasm for BT produces contrarian signals
Investors have ‘overreacted’ to the troubles faced by BT and its plunging share price in 2017, meaning it has become an attractive play for contrarians, according to Ryan Paterson, research analyst at Thesis Asset Management.
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