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WFC Watford Leisure

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Watford Leisure LSE:WFC London Ordinary Share GB0034301217 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.25 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/11/2008
15:30
Rubbish. The players we have are well good enough. We are scoring goals, we just need someone to take responsibility in defence and we'll be fine.
pjb_1972
01/11/2008
18:21
sadly not good enough for this league
fullupfool
13/10/2008
15:58
ADVFN have obviously re-enabled charts like this, good.
grahamite2
10/10/2008
06:54
Many thanks spob. You have helped me make my Wachovia thread properly functional. May as well have a ringside view of the unfolding disaster.

I'm a buyer of WFC, maybe as early as next week but certainly not today with the long weekend coming up.

grahamite2
09/10/2008
17:41
try AAPL that works too
spob
09/10/2008
16:54
Congratulations on a nice thread. First time I've ever seen a US chart that actually works on ADVFN.
grahamite2
09/10/2008
16:50
Buffett Has Big Stake in Wells Fargo Deal
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Wells Fargo's move to buy Wachovia on Monday - which bumped aside a previous deal with Citigroup - blindsided most of Wall Street on Monday. But it was probably no surprise to Warren Buffett.

Mr. Buffett is Wells Fargo's largest shareholder, holding a 9.4 percent stake in the San Francisco-based lender through his control of Berkshire Hathaway, regulatory filings show. And while his name didn't come up in any of Friday's official announcements, it would be highly unusual for Wells Fargo to forge ahead with this $15.1 billion transaction without first consulting its biggest stakeholder - and especially a stakeholder with the clout that Mr. Buffett carries as the nation's most famous investor.

On the surface, Wells Fargo and Wachovia would seem to be a good fit, but the merger could also raise some concerns among Wells Fargo's shareholders.

The acquisition will greatly increase Wells Fargo's exposure to the most exotic kinds of home loans, such as option adjustable-rate mortgages, which it largely avoided in recent years.

But Mr. Buffett has shown an increased appetite for risk in recent weeks, even as many others have pulled in their horns. He agreed to invest $5 billion in Goldman Sachs, which may be the healthiest of the major Wall Street firms but is still hurting from the credit crisis, and to invest $3 billion in General Electric, which is working hard to preserve its triple-A rating with credit rating agencies.

Asked about Mr. Buffett's opinion of the deal in a conference call Friday morning, a Wells Fargo executive said that "Warren can speak on his own interests."

This much was already clear: Mr. Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway just got a little bit richer.

With Wells Fargo's share price up $2.74 in early trading, their roughly 311 million shares gained about $834 million in value.

spob
16/9/2008
21:45
Division one here we come
fullupfool
01/9/2008
19:34
You're being very generous to him in saying he's not to blame for blowing such a huge sum of money! He's a manager, not a coach.
pjb_1972
01/9/2008
19:12
Why does everyone blame the board? They backed the manager and he blew a huge amount of money! I know who I consider responsible for our financial situation.

Isn't the loan effectively covered by the sale of Henderson or is that an additional cost?

pjb_1972
01/9/2008
13:44
They have certainly started better than I would have ever hoped. If they keep this form up I'll be extremely happy . The only worry on the horizon is the loan that needs repaying in January . The quicker the club can get rid of Simpson and the current board the better. What a disaster they have turned out to be!
alexacj
25/8/2008
11:50
Actually the whole team seem to be doing ok apart from a dodgy defensive performace yesterday. Might not be the disasterous season I was expecting.

I hope Hoskins gets a run as I really think he could be a revelation.

pjb_1972
23/8/2008
22:46
Tommy smith is performing well......
fullupfool
02/8/2008
01:50
Watford 1 - 1 Brentford
Watford 1 - 2 Milton Keynes Dons

Hmm - we will survive in div 1.

fullupfool
11/7/2008
14:37
Watford Observer.If you go to the BBC 606 site you can read the article on the Watford board!
alexacj
11/7/2008
14:35
where did you read this?
monis
11/7/2008
14:32
Just read that the Russos are officially interested in buying the club.Should be good news for Watford!!
alexacj
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