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Is anyone still waiting for their dividends? I hold in an ISA through Fineco but haven't yet received the dividends which were due last week.
If that is your intention, surely you are better off selling now for £2.73 rather than hoping for a yes vote that gets you £2.72?
Think the offer was subject to being lowered in the case of a dividend payment
I'm here and holding, sold a chunk of my shares at profit on the way up which I'm fine with as it was in my plan. I've now got a reasonable amount of shares at a total cost to me of 61p so happy to see how it plays out. Bit of an upward spurt at end of day today, but not sure whats driving it either way at the moment. See what happens on Wednesday. Feels strange having a period of stability in this share as for the last 6 months it feels I've been checking the price around every half hour because it has been that volatile in one direction or the other.
Their offer hasn't been made publicly available. Its just a form they need to submit as a party who have made an offer to declare what their existing shareholding is in WMH at the time they made the offer
Just gone again, another 10p
Whatever it is has also happened to GVC at the same time
And the rest
I think the idea of JV is that they will get access to the Caesars rewards database which basically will allow them to target 60m existing Caesars customers in the USA. Caesars provides the customer base, WMH provides the technology and sportsbook expertise and hopefully we all ride off into the sunset with satchels full of cash
What was your plan when you bought them? Hold long term or try to make a quick buck? If the former, I don't think anything has really changed. If the latter then who knows where the share price is going to go in the very short term so you are probably best keeping your money in your bank.
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I wonder if we have now seen a peak in SP in the short term if the demand for shares from the Done Bros was forcing the price up. Hopefully not and it can at least maintain the current level. Rise over the last few weeks has been phenomenal. I cashed in about 25% of my holding at £1.59 and will cash a further 25% if it hits £2. I would then retain my remaining shares to see how this ride plays out. Have tried to buy and sell a bit this share a bit to pick the highs and lows and although successful a few times it has probably cost me about £6k compared to if I had just sat on my hands, which is a clear lesson to me that I have no idea what I am doing haha.
Lets hope you continue to be right with your prediction of blue Thursday and Friday CJ
I dialled in to the investors call this morning and the question was raised about dividend. The response was that it would be pretty pointless to do the share placement to raise additional capital to strengthen the balance sheet and to fund the growth only to then give it straight back to investors through a dividend and the message the Board had from investors is, whilst a dividend return is important at a point in time, that the key priority now was catching the current wave for growth opportunity
Important day tomorrow, the SP has responded amazingly well in the last 2 days but lets not forget we have only regained the losses made over the last couple of weeks. It will be interesting to see how the market reacts to tomorrows update as given the SP move over the last 2 days it is expecting good news. Fingers crossed for another day like today.
I think that 150 by Friday is wildly optimistic but I sincerely hope you are right
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Hi Novice, thanks and I don't mean to come on here to be a nay-sayer or "troll". I've been reading the forum for the last few months and this is the first time I've posted. I've read some really good posts on this share, but also some scary ones, such as people have invested all their savings in this share. However good you think something looks, the old "eggs in one basket" adage is sage advice.
I am holding this share and I would consider adding more as I do believe there is long term potential in it, however, to fulfil that potential WMH needs a number of things to fall into place, none of which are guaranteed. My aim of posting is to add a bit more balance to the discussion as to read this board you would think that this share price is definitely going to rocket and its just a matter of when. I don't think things are quite that straight forward and wouldn't want people to lose their money. As always people should do their own research and form their own opinions
So did £1.20, £1.15, £1.10...
Hopefully this will come back as I am in here, however I think people on this forum are viewing through rose tinted a bit. WMH is very different to some of the other bookmakers as they are heavily reliant on their retail. Yes, they are moving into other areas more, such as online, but there are much stronger, established competitors in that space. If you compare their online presence to e.g. Bet365 it is poor. There is still considerable uncertainty around Retail and particularly with the seeming rise in COVID across Europe.
Yes there is an opportunity in the US, but again there are a lot of (larger) competitors jockeying for position. It has potential but nothing concrete there as yet.
Pre share issue I thought this was fully valued around the £1.30 mark. I'm not sure what the impact of the share issue should be as it has diluted existing holdings, but cash went into the business. Inevitably though it will reduce any future dividends so seems to make sense that it would be a pull on the SP. I was reasonably happy that it was showing resistance at £1.12 but now that has been breached I am concerned about where this might end up.