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After a 45% fall in 5 years, is the BT share price a no-brainer buy now?

Since privatisation back in 1984, the BT share price has been through some scary booms and busts. Right now, it’s on a big downer.

Alan Oscroft

Published 27 July, 10:45 am BST

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The BT Group (LSE: BT.A) share price is down 45% in the past five years. In fact, it’s been a very volatile stock over the years.

Looking back a bit further, the price broke through 500p in 2015 and, as I write, it’s down at just 125p. That’s a whopping 75% loss. And I don’t even want to talk about the dot com boom and bust.

All of these previous BT share price slumps have one thing in common. Each one was followed by a new surge. Could we be in for another one?

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