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Betfair make big big money with new charge and spend 50 million pounds on share too. Why share price so low? I do not understand?
If Betfair not buy 50 million pounds of Betfair share, would price be less than five pounds each share?
If Betfair not buy 50 million pounds of Betfair share, would price be less than five pounds each share?
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Betfair are gambling their whole business on PC2.
I guess the share price reflects this. To some it may smack of short term gain at the expense of longevity as the market leader and the de facto monopoly status they enjoy right now. I wouldn't want Betfair shares because I believe this is the beginning of the end for them. |
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What a stupid stupid thread, now some geeks like massive think they understand the stock-market and that under 6 quid spells the end when in fact in means betfair can now buy back shares at a very much lower rate than they sold them for, brilliant, and with there stronger business model that modulates the winnings of the mega-users that take everyones money and run for free, I expect them to keep there exchange lead for many, many years to come, the duck pond has been around for 10 years now and still has less than 10% share in exchange customer market, with few products and much less markets they are the losers not betfair, GOM take a reality pill and finish the course
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Shares are having a rough time now and will continue to thanks to Americas massive debt, the euro disaster isn't over yet and we are still in recoil from the credit crunch, perhaps GOM should study the form a bit closer before he writes off the leading betting platform in the world !
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also the housing market is set to continue in decline, that news came out today for the uk
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ballabriggs another forum turkey
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I dont understand Betfair price of share was seven pounds before new charge, why has share price not move up with all new money being made by Betfair? Is good news for Betfair I think.
bfananatic you are right the world is bad place at moment. Must be difficult for all company. Betfair is still best bet company. |
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i didn't realise that stock market shares had plummeted by 50 percent or more during the time of BF's float - I really must buck up
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Big loss on shares in all world in last year
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what you havent taken into account is that nearly all companies that float or list as they say take a price battering for first year, then when they bottom out investors then come in, do movements in a price on the sporting exchange mean they have no chance of winning and will break down when they have been the winner for 10 consecutive years in the exchange race, I just wonder if your betting skills are as bad as your knowledge of stocks and trends, HMMM?
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You must have made a fortune going short in all newly listed companies then. *jelous*:(
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No real investor lumps on to a newly listed company after all its looking for a share in the liquidity of the exchange and that wont happen from old money, they prefer to wait and see and side step newbie listers especially from newer company types like sporting exchanges, early days .
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There less than 1 years performance on the stock market is no reflection of there 10 year lead and dominance of the sporting exchange market or there perfect 10 year profit and growth records.
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I think laying the team that isn't going to win and paying less in commish is the way for me
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bf_fananatic
02 Aug 11 15:31 Joined: 17 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 549 | Blogger: bf_fananatic's blog What a stupid stupid thread, now some geeks like massive think they understand the stock-market and that under 6 quid spells the end when in fact in means betfair can now buy back shares at a very much lower rate than they sold them for, brilliant, and with there stronger business model that modulates the winnings of the mega-users that take everyones money and run for free, I expect them to keep there exchange lead for many, many years to come, the duck pond has been around for 10 years now and still has less than 10% share in exchange customer market, with few products and much less markets they are the losers not betfair, GOM take a reality pill and finish the course NOT ONLY DO YOU SPOUT ENDLESS SH1TE YOU CAN'T F****** SPELL (THERE is THEIR JACK ASS) |
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pc2 results havnt been disclosed to the market yet - so any adjustment due to that will hit when Q1 results are announced - assuming the market hasnt had a good guess first...
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doubled try to keep a cool head your falling apart at the, there, thier seams
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They're getting downgraded by everyone
'no room for growth' 'alienating existing customers' 'unstable management structure' plenty more to add but just look for yourselves these quotes aren't hidden away  |
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@bf_f,
Hmm! I wonder? Are you a very close relation to FAFH by any chance? :) |
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Bf that would be you're,you pretentious tw@t.
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enjoy paying your charges
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bf_fananatic, ballabriggs, FAFH and frog2 all seem related.
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I suppose we do have one common denominator.
We are all eternally thankful that BF came along in the first place. Bobman please don't mistake justification/understanding of a charge as meaning liking it. I would love to pay zero charges, not just no PC but no basic commission, but then I would also like to pay zero income taxes on my non-gambling income. Neither unfortunately is going happen for very basic economic reasons. |
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bf_fananatic Date Joined: 17 Jul 11 Add contact | Send message When: 02 Aug 11 15:31 Joined: Date Joined: 17 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 558 | Blogger: bf_fananatic's blog What a stupid stupid thread, now some geeks like massive think they understand the stock-market and that under 6 quid spells the end when in fact in means betfair can now buy back shares at a very much lower rate than they sold them for, brilliant, and with there stronger business model that modulates the winnings of the mega-users that take everyones money and run for free, I expect them to keep there exchange lead for many, many years to come, the duck pond has been around for 10 years now and still has less than 10% share in exchange customer market, with few products and much less markets they are the losers not betfair, GOM take a reality pill and finish the course So shares going down for Betfair is great because Betfair can buy its own shares back cheaply, and shares going up is also great for Betfair because their shares become worth more. What a wonderful world! |
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Every cloud has a siver lining eh Investor ?
No I would say that the float has been an unmitigated disaster for all concerned. |
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bff is a ****wit
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Good post Investor.
To anyone familiar with the cricket forum it's a bit like bigjoe backing India at 1.5 when they were winning and "topping up" on India at 200's when they were 50-5 and chasing 470. India are always a back. [smiley:crazy] Anyway Betfair shares are currently trading at 592p after hitting their all time low today at 588p. bf fanatic must be happy because Betfair can buy even more shares at a cheaper price. |
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Why are you lot revelling in BF's demise? Surely if they go then your chances of making money go too?
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It's a double whammy - City stupidity and corporate greed comeuppance in one. We're meant to have a laugh, it's traditional.
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It good for betfair...they want to buy 50 million of their shares back...now they can buy even more for their 50 mil
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Why on earth would they want to do that if everyone thinks they are on the way out?
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Have a look at Betfair's shares over the last 10 months:
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary-chart.html?fourWayKey=GB00B44JTH01GBGBXSTMM |
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Why on earth would they want to do that if everyone thinks they are on the way out?
because that what betfair said they will do...betfair will buy 50mill in a share buy back...betfair told the market this last month |
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I feel for you bf fantanstic.How much did you lose on the betfair shares?You seem hurt.Musthave been a very large sum?!
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