Where do you think they will go to or should i sell now

Turned red Jimmy.

This market is dodgy at the moment.

So volatile either way. If I had the time id be shorting some stocks but you need to be at the PC all day with this kind of volatility.

Yup i think this has 3 quid on it . Bloody Milliband ! ,will they really try and limit these machines ,think of the tax they make .

Limit Buy on spreads triggered today @ 341p tight stop.

Credit Suisse outperform 341 445 reiterates.
Jefferies Buy 342 530 retains.

Stop to entry for risk free trade.

Went long (insanity) @ 351.3 (SB) on gap up at open. Tight stop. Initial target 380p

hindsight says should have sat tight or bought at 330 :-)
i'm sure many will say that is exactly what they did!

This is on my list of 'shares never to touch again' - bloody dog.

Goldman Sachs note:
"Scenario analysis of possible regulatory outcomes suggests Ladbrokes impacted the most given high UK retail exposure We thus see a wide range of regulatory outcomes as possible, from interruptions in play (e.g. periodic warnings) to more material regulatory outcomes, such as a maximum stake reduction, either as a consequence of RGT recommendations or because the government takes “precautionary” action. We ran a scenario analysis of more material regulatory outcomes and see maximum stake reductions to £50 or £20 as possible; however, we reflect a number of key assumptions in these scenarios, including: 1) player duration increasing, 2) some substitution of lower machine spend to over the counter betting, and 3) bookmakers closing a tail end of unprofitable shops. Considering a £20 maximum stake, we forecast 2015 EPS declines of 37%, 12% and 4% for Ladbrokes, William Hill and Paddy Power, respectively (and 2015E UK Retail EBIT/shop declining 22%-33%).
12m PTs partly reflect possible regulation: Ladbrokes still Sell (20% downside); William Hill (+18%) and Paddy Power (+15%) up to Buy We analysed valuation sensitivities and even in a £20 max stake scenario see upside potential of 12% for William Hill and 13% for Paddy Power; Ladbrokes’ high UK retail exposure (81% 2015E EBIT vs. William Hill 45% and Paddy Power 16%) implies 32% downside. Owing to regulatory uncertainty, we reflect 50% of the potential impact of this scenario in our 12m SOTPbased price targets. Given upside to William Hill (18%, 12m price target now 410p) and Paddy Power (15%, 12m price target now €67, also reflecting changes in our target multiples) we upgrade both to Buy. We remain Sell on Ladbrokes (-20% downside, new 12m price target 120p). We make minor estimate changes but do not reflect the scenarios in our estimates."

Just a wee punt :O) Final 28th.

Results will be good Chris ,it's all the rest of the rubbish that the p...k Milliband started that could curb any big rises ,take a profit and out is my motto here ..

Agree jimmy.

Barclays Capital Equal weight 353.95 356.20 420.00 375.00 Reiterates

I don't agree this is a dog skinny ,i got stopped out in Dec because of that stuttering p...k Milliband ,their results are likely to be good but the share price will remain subdued because of the threat of legislation ,still think it's good for 20 or 30p rise myself.

Your probably right - it's not for me though.

Adverts bonanza as betting giants spend millions in race for customers

Betting companies are fuelling an advertising boom by spending millions of pounds as they rush to grab market share before a new tax comes into force later this year.

The ‘point of consumption’ tax means that even companies based in foreign tax havens will have to be licensed and taxed by the UK if they have British customers.

Companies that moved abroad to pay zero or 1 per cent tax will have to fork out 15 per cent tax on gross profits from December 1, which will cost the industry £300million a year.

Stop to entry for risk free trade.

Stop to 361.3 to lock in + 10

Stop to 366.3 to lock in + 15