@Dan-The-Man
That was part of the argument I made to the friend who prompted me to start this thread. He was envisaging a doomsday scenario and wondering if they have the reserves to handle a major run on them in a situation where big traders lose confidence
Do you think they are still fixing any issues and processing sales or is the price you see now the ‘real’ price? Anybody still seeing irregularities with what they thought they had bought?
Thanks for your replies. More or less what I suspected. The Nasdaq deal is key for customer confidence I feel. Do you know if they are taking a share in the company or just acting as a supplier providing a service?
As in the title I’m looking for hard facts, annual statements, operating profit stats etc.
I know this has been discussed before but can’t find a thread. I looked online and got hold of a financial statement from 2019 but it gives virtually no info at all except to say there 10000 shares worth £1 each. Signed by Director Neil Kelly.
I’m not trying to scaremonger or stir, I just have a very thorough friend interested and he wants data before getting involved. It would good to show all my sceptical friends that FI are booming
@BradD
Apparently yes. I don’t agree, I was just explaining why people don’t complain about it as much
@BradD
I guess because a fair chunk of the lottery money is used for good causes, rather than paying executives £265m salaries!
@johnboywalker
You used Greenwood as another example of an overhyped player but then point out that he is currently 13th highest priced on the index. That sounds like a reason why you SHOULD buy hyped Man Utd youngsters. Also Greenwood went stratospheric before he even played whereas Williams’s rise is based on good performances and potential to fill weak left back spots for Man Utd and England.
@AllyHibs
I wouldn’t be worried as his rise isn’t based on some transfer rumours or something wishy washy like that. He’s young, English and looks set to cement a place in the Man Utd team. Add to this the fact that TAA is nearly £7 or whatever and despite them being very different players I can see him being a good long term hold with plenty of cap app yet to come
Oh ok. I figured everybody already knew he was leaving in the summer. Does anyone think he’ll still be at Utd next season?
I’m assuming the current drop in Pogba is due to Bruno incoming but does anyone else think Pogba having extra competition is likely to be good MB fodder? Nobody seems to buy him for PB anyway so Bruno’s presence changes nothing on that front. I can imagine Pogba making headlines if he gets disgruntled with Bruno being the star man.