andyfuller wrote:Back up to the recent highs. If it breaks through the level it is out to 3+ year highs.
I see volume on this push back up is very weak in comparison to the last few breakouts.
How do you mean LeTiss?LeTiss 4pm wrote:That didn't sound like a conference call BF would want everyone to hear
It might just be my personal view, but Ladbrokes haven't developed or pushed this as hard as I thought they may do. I just think it has been a bit disappointing?andyfuller wrote: The future doesn't look bright for an expanding exchange, though by the sounds of it they don't see any impact from the Ladbrokes exchange.
Exactly what I was thinking - Where is this new api? That's they key to their success. If they just show traded amountsPeterLe wrote:It might just be my personal view, but Ladbrokes haven't developed or pushed this as hard as I thought they may do. I just think it has been a bit disappointing?andyfuller wrote: The future doesn't look bright for an expanding exchange, though by the sounds of it they don't see any impact from the Ladbrokes exchange.
With the exception of changes in the Premium Charge (which we think probably generate more negative customer sentiment than benefit in revenues), the company has not changed its pricing structure since it was launched over 10 years ago.
Thanks Andyandyfuller wrote:Morgan Stanley raises target price:
http://t.co/rr3d7QSJJY (opens as a PDF)
An interesting line is:
With the exception of changes in the Premium Charge (which we think probably generate more negative customer sentiment than benefit in revenues), the company has not changed its pricing structure since it was launched over 10 years ago.
Betfair already has a high market share amongst sophisticated bettors. These would be unlikely to spend much on casino and games, we think, where luck, rather than judgment, drives returns. However, as Betfair expands into the mass-market customer base, we think it can significantly expand the cross-selling of games and casino.