The Stock Market Flutter Thread

I’ll sit it out for another while so and hopefully pick up a fresh enough Landcruiser for handy money?

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You’d do well to ignore the advice of a lad who talks about the bet365 share price

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In the mid to late 2010’s, 80-90% of bet365s traffic and turnover came from unregulated grey markets in Asia. I don’t believe this money has dried up or will dry up any time soon. It’s one of many reasons they’ve never needed to go public.

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I have a feeling the equity markets will be a bloodbath tomorrow.

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Intel going up like Bitcoin in the good ol days.

Elon doing a pump and dump it would appear.

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hmmm missed that, gave up monitoring it when it flogged the heirlooms

ah, had a quick look - its the Musk effect, retail must be piling in.

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Had shares at 20 when they dropped last year and sold them a few months ago :flushed: :confused: theyve basically trebled

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I bought your shares.

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And on they go.

I’ve never seen the likes.

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Results day.

EPS unbelievable.

Biggest fraud since Enron / Worldcom / Whoever

Intel
Intel
Intel

@Smark

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This is exactly why Flutter shares are tanking. Expect massive fines and more regulation. The train has crashed on this stock

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There was a case in the US where a teenager got about $6m off Meta for social addiction manipulation.

If that’s the direction things are going, just wait until gambling companies are next. You’ll have young fellas coming out of the woodwork saying they were never properly checked, couldn’t afford what they were losing, and were let keep going anyway.

If the American courts get stuck into that, it won’t be small, it’ll be a full blown group action and they’ll absolutely go to town on it. Flutter could be staring down the barrel of billions. Penny stock status beckons.

I’m telling ye now, if that ever lands, it’ll be total carnage on the share price.

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They reckon bookies will be caught for a couple of billion in Germany alone. Think the gambling industry is on the downward spiral.

Achtung

When you think of betting in it’s purest form, Betfair had the ultimate model and it’s demise was one of the greatest fumbles. It was exactly what these “prediction” markets, fan duel etc are now. It should in theory have wiped out every major bookmaker.

I’d say majority of young lads betting have hardly heard of it. It

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Betfair early 2000s was bliss

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Oh my.

$100 a share.