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Novice42, yes I read that article you eluded to.
https://calvinayre.com/2020/09/15/business/888-and-william-hill-will-survive-a-no-deal-brexit-gvc-flutter-maybe-not/
Some US figs from the state of D.C. Anybody following WH will know D.C. is a new market and at the moment all bets have to go through the stadium outlet. D.C. offers challenges for online as under betting law you are not allowed to bet from a federal building and there’s lots of them in D.C.!
https://www.igamingbusiness.com/news/william-hill-makes-dc-debut-91m-staked-august
Asteroid strike ??
Think your calculator is broken I got in at 38p now 2.18 that is not 17%
I worked for Pru Bache in the 80s when the stock market crashed in October so now we have covid-19 and even if you get into these shares now you will make money and a big profit long term
Three quid after results in November
Next Flutter entertainment in 5-10 years
My point is WH is massively undervalued and the American gambling company’s are overvalued in my opinion
Thanks CJ 9, do people feel it has the potential to be the next flutter for example? What pitfalls do people perceive to maybe prevent this stock rising further?
Sulls, well for sure you’ve missed an amazing rise to this point but WMH still have a huge amount of value to be realised. I don’t think you’ll find anyone here who doesn’t believe this will reach £3 within a year, possibly within months. It’s all thanks to the American side to the business, that part of the business is really something.
Do people think it's too late to invest in William Hill or is there potential for this share to push on?
R Jay Williamhill up 500% since March please don’t post such garbage... there was a thing called Covid! Your post doesn’t make any sense!
If ceasers and wmh set up a joint venture in USA, where does that leave the present share holders , because that looks like the big announcement at the end of the year will be , sorry iam a novice
https://www.gambling.com/news/us/william-hill-posts-9-1m-august-sports-betting-handle-in-dc-2311500
DES_Water if you have a look at the 1 year chart William hill is up 17% compared to Draft King 439% and Penn 247% if you look at it like this William Hill stock is lagging behind massively. I do think if William Hill was listed in America we would be look at the same returns as our US competitors.
I’d add to novice42’s comment. Generally investors are guilty of onLy investing in shares listed in their own country and the approach to gambling stocks in the USA is quite different. To the U.K. currently. Here bookies are old hat, well established companies not doing much who have suffered from the fixed odds betting terminals stake reduction, the lack of footfall on the high street and more recently covid restrictions to sports taking place. An investor is more likely to take a punt on oil than a bookie in the U.K. in the us on the other hand gambling stocks are growth stocks and the world (or more accurately the states where gambling is legal) is their oyster. A us investor is more likely to buy shares in a bookmaker than they are to have a bet on the Kentucky derby. If, as has been speculated, ceasers and wmh set up a joint us listed company I’m confident that we will see as much demand for those shares as we would for draft kings or anyone else.
We 58% up on the 1 month chart alone, what are you talking about R-Jay.
Quoted on nasdaq easy to buy for the yanks. Not interested in Brit shares hence there's talk of a William hill us float. Just guessing but think that sums it up.
Can some please explain why stocks such as draft kings which is up 3.5% and Penn which is up 8.6% as of writing is for the most part always increasing compared with William Hill? It’s as if William Hill doesn’t have anything to do with the US, doesn’t make any sense to me.