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patsyc so your just here for a chat oh ok hi how you doing hope all is well sorry wrong board thought this was twitter.

doing ok but remember guys we have usa jobless claims tomorrow if it's bad could effect hole market?

who cares about the racing or the other live sports that's why we have a 50p share price they will come back in time. the online business is keeping the lights the dividend will come back the investment still remains the same. only difference is some hold shares at at higher sp but i guess you being a pro you get every share at the very bottom just like i saw a unicorn last week.

sharest the pro trader? are you upset you didn't buy today or sold to early. you keep calling posters armature trader's very disrespectful. so you are implying you are a professional trader in my hole time of trading i have never met a pro trader that posts on chat boards during market hours. and i get why you have picked wmh there is no English football so you thought you would gamble on the company instead. your not a trader at all just a chancer anyway good luck with your betting slip and lets hope the house wins.

its 320.2m in the coffers don't mean to split hairs but every little helps.

thechancers that's the spirit people are posting like this is a two bit aim stock.yes these are bad times. but we have one job stay liquid for the duration of live sport events that's it. trading since 1928 been through numerous recessions government bail out will be a bonus? my biggest fear is betfred with a low ball offer.

PICK YOUR % OF MONEY THAT WILL FLOW TO ONLINE? The American Gaming Association research shows that 124m Americans were expected to visit a casino during 2020, an estimated 20% spike from 2019. That number represents roughly 49% of the adult US population. Of this number, Las Vegas alone was expected to welcome more than 42 million visitors.

for what it's worth i see 28p as a good starting point wmh may well take a hit Monday as i stated friday had false dawn written all over it bear tramps will be frequent until they loose to upward pressure but that's a way off. i am not 100% sure that we will get punished to much from say 28p 80% of wages covered and the other 20% is at the company's discretion so i am sure staff will take the 80% rather than loose job this sounds harsh but this is not company's fault either drastic times call for drastic measures. the only thing that wmh have to do is survive they are under pressure yes but can be done then this is a good investment. it is clear the banks and government want's to help all we can do now is wait and hope the times scale of covid 19 is short lived for live sports.

beware of the false dawns! oh how the bears are loving this suck em in on a Friday blue day only to kill you Monday could be wrong but the rinse and repeat looks written all over today's action .

they are doing it because opec is peeed with america as opec makes cuts but the USA just keep pumping more. so in the end the american shalers will go broke. Texas has said they are willing to drop 10% production but i bet the orangutan aka trump wont allow it. but the end result should be less rigs not worth getting out of the ground at this price. but when times come good they will just pump more again they playing field changed in 2015 when america was allowed to export. as a punt lng should fly up less rigs less gas.

definitely a good day trade if you picked your moment.

that depends on the trade 15 point swing on a 10k trade =£1500 not a bad day trade if that's your thing.

yes mtb that is a concern there will be profit taking for those that don't want to hold over weekend and Monday all the blue could become all red again. only really matters if your day trading i guess.

thank you sir all the best to you.

thank you and just for the record i probably share 90% of your thoughts when it comes to what damage some leisure activities can do at the cost of there users all the best.

oh and a dividend 14p in 4-5 years to add to that.

i have to say this has been one of the most non ramping boards that i have been on. you should look at some of the aim stock boards plenty of rainbow chasers. so if i said i truly believe that if wmh can survive these troubled times that i see a share price of 200p in 2 years is that ramping if your answer is yes well your going to love this 400p in 5 years.

gameblinghurts! this is an investing chat forum why don't you share your personal stuff with people that may well gain something from your thinking towards gambling . i hold meeting for alcoholics or additive personality's as we like to say but as i said i don't take the moral high ground and go on jd weatherspoon and say 3.3m die each year from alcohol deaths each year and the cost of alcohol related deaths is 300 billion to the states and UK alone. i don't get what you are trying to achieve are you hoping to convert us?

gamblinghurts! for one debit cards are not being held back and are like a cash payment anyway and you cant use your credit card and that was priced in already. i am open minded to all train of thoughts but a least be factual. yes this is priced to bankrupt but i know for a fact that you know nothing about the american side of the businesses because all of your posts are negative so there is no way you would of researched anything positive. i am aware you have some issues with gambling sites your name sake tells that story but i have issues with alcohol but i don't go on weatherspoons board telling them there investment is dead. still whatever floats your boat.

bonum nobody want's to miss out on a potential huge upside correction. but we no what covid 19 is doing but we don't no the full impact to economy that it will cause. what worries me about pfc is that they put out a profit warning for 2020 before the sh==t hit the fan anyway this don't really matter if you intend to hold and they diverse there business away from oil. i would be surprised if they don't at least suspend dividend it depends on there liquidity setup. wg on the other hand i would be amazed if they do't cancel it they have lots of debt.