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Sellers are going to have to pull something out of the bag now, otherwise its looking like they are done.
Mr B, its some fight going on and who ever wins I think it is likely to have big impact either up or down.
Clearly a lot of ammo is being used on both sides and if as I would like, the sellers run out first then the pressure with buyers still wanting to get in will propel it, I think to 286p. But as ever we will see.
Wyndrum, not in front of the screens today, but if you have L2 and are seeing good absorption at 270, and sells being mopped up then all good we go higher, frankly I wouldn't day trade this one, high spread, low vol, just stick with it, showing real signs of strength the last couple of weeks
Steve, Sell then. indecisiveness will kill you in this game. Have a plan, stick to it.
So tempted to sell 10k
it looks to be a tussle. will the sellers become exhausted first or vice versa...
I agree MrB, but it is looking promising in as much as it dipped to sell at 269.90 and is already back to 271p to sell.
Need to see at least an hourly close above range top here, GL all
"This ain’t dropping for 5hit now :("
Well, can't win them all.
May get a chance to get back in below 270, but I agree it looking unlikely.
This ain’t dropping for 5hit now :(
A lovely spin Ian. However, the market has made clear with examples of SLI selling down that nefarious supply practices can't be tolerated. Bashing clothes out during lockdown with shutters down in a factory paying less than minimum wage is far from exemplary practice - hence current SP. The supply chain is linked, as indeed is management indirectly to the site. Though as I said, I'll "de-risk", not "sell-out". I'm happy with my investment either way, and that's what its all about. GLA
First off results sept will be very good. Q1 revenue was 45% up.. thats a big hike
Second the self imposed review. Two Possible outcomes,
1 exonerated of all blame = big sp rise.
2. Lessons to be learnt, big positive spin, new factory in Leicester etc.. Pledges - all good.
Win win, all yesterdays news, meanwhile boo grows and grows.
As for BOO, I am in for a little bit longer, but will certainly de-risk pre announcement at the end of September. I'm fairly certain that'll not be good reading, I've had dealings in the past with this sector and am aware of supply, manufacture and margin practices.
"...you claimed to be 30 odd"
"worked for william hill for 23"
Hahahhaha, so he did.
I read both these posts, only just clicked...
C'mon Steve, naughty boy.
Last year they gave trading update early September and then results end of sept. Wonder who will get caught out...
Will Hill may have been a good company, but they were very slow to sort their digital/app product and positioning. IMHO they also haven't made the most of some early wins in the US post de-regulation. Now up against the beast that has become flutter (owners of Stars Group, Paddy Power BetFair, sky Betting & Gaming) in all markets. You can see already that Fox Bet is going to mimic skyBET in the US - using sports broadcaster talent and content. Of course I could be wrong, but couple that with the House of Lords calling on a 'review of gambling legistlation', I don' think the Will Hill journey will be as easy as you'd like to think STEVE.
He is really popular on other chats as well
Steve a couple of weeks ago when someone on here suggested you were 56 based on your username you claimed to be 30 odd. Since then youve claimed to have invested in costco for 20 years and worked for william hill for 23. Not to mention the £100k bet you had but then said you didnt and the pension fund thats all in cash and im a us fund at the same time!! And lets not forget your wife giving us the lowdown on gsk vaccines. Share you opinion a out william hill by all means, im a holder and agree it should be a good bet (pardon the pun) but hold off on the billy bullshine tales or you just look silly mate.
STEVE1964 impartial there on will hill....
Partly it depends on how much money you're throwing at things. I would have said BP or Lloyds - but those ships may have sailed for the moment. TED - risky - but lots to gain if it comes good. Trak, is a dark horse of the AIM, but again extremely risky and more of a long-term punt.
Exactly the same situ here haha! What other options you looking at bud?
Honestly even at 275 this could be a steal
Looking at it now, the pressure seems to be building on 270.
We'll see where we are at the end of the week.
"Look, each to his own, if it works for you great ."
This is it really. I've had mixed results trading like this. It's not always a win. I got caught with TED just before the open offer and am now stuck there for the foreseeable... However, the volatility here suggests it won't move up in a straight line.
Sub 260 I'm in again.
I have a core holding at 235p. This adds a little buffer so If mistakes are made I can absorb a little loss with the margin on that.
Yes - I bought the shares back yesterday at 265 and sold again today at 268. Possibly a mistake, but we'll see by the end of the week I guess. I'm not emotionally attached to BOO's story - - there are other opportunities out there and I'll move onto something else if it rockets. I suspect though, the opportunity to buy back cheaper will arise at some point soon.