[Event Analysis] Flutter Fell Sharply on September 17: Competition in the Prediction Market, Concerns Over Relative Valuation, and Weakening Stock Price

1. On September 11, investor Michael Burry liquidated his Flutter holdings, citing that its valuation appeal had decreased compared to other stocks, weakening short-term capital support.
2. On September 9, the prediction market was expected to see record trading volumes, and the expansion of related platforms might divert traditional sports betting users and wager volumes. The market also discussed its competitive relationship with FanDuel.
3. Prior to September 18, the company’s stock price had been consistently weakening, with a cumulative decline of 8.05% over the past five days and a cumulative drop of 57.80% since the beginning of the year. This weak trend may amplify selling pressure on the day.

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