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Looks like the pesky MM's at it again.
I hope Tradey has now finally written to the FCA with the en mass of evidence to hand they acclaim
Wow, Daytradenovice, quite the posse of admirers you have here, eh?! All of them lured by tales of milk, honey, and fortunes to be made. However, full of resentment at the resalisation that the company is (at present) an appallingly mismanaged turkey, and they're trapped, possibly forever at their averages.
"Unfortunately after having Daynighttroll’s company for a whole weekend was too much and annual became “one off” I mean would you want to be in his company for five minutes."
I guess thats why he sticks to the online world. His brush with the real world feel short of his expectations that everyone would see him as he sees himself in his shaving mirror. Would love to hear their version of events and impression of him.
I think we have all met people like him in our real worlds and they tend to be rather pathetic charachters. The big I am, allways right, have to have the last world which only results in anyone with half a personality avoiding them. Resulting in small social circles and feeding that lack of ability to function in harmony with those around them. He is lucky to have 6 houses and retire as most people like that dont. They just get reminded daily that they are not really part of the team through their own making.
Anyway must shower as work beckons. For dtn knowledge, only 2-3 hours including travel today then gym. Fitness wins. Health before wealth and all that. The rest is just a bonus.
For posters who tell Daynighttroll his fortune keep an eye on the bb’s of shares owned because his mo is to troll such posters anywhere
Now who ever came up with the fact he belongs to an elite investing group is almost as true as saying he owns shares in Boo. Quite a few years ago he posted exclusively on the Glen bb. He and his fellow cronies decided they would spend a weekend away, talk crap and make it an annual event. Unfortunately after having Daynighttroll’s company for a whole weekend was too much and annual became “one off” I mean would you want to be in his company for five minutes.
SCB - I appreciate the response. There are parallels here as i don't think many of us have confidence in the current management team especially our CEO and we are facing disruption from super cheap competitors. I think you have also proved my point as over the last 6-7 years of Debenhams life the share price steadily declined into oblivion. If you had identified early on that the business wasn't handling the disruption well and that management weren't up to the task then you would of been significantly richer then waiting and seeing what happened.
"Because he is part of a super successful group of elite investors. Didn't you know that Buffett actually spends all his time on the Coca Cola board of StockTwits trolling people day and night so he can buy more. I bet Daytrade is just the same, he's so negative all the time because he wants to buy a controlling stake with his multiple Cornish mansions."
I cant rule anything out LDLD. It could also be more simple. All evidence is he has no life. He cant communicate in the same way in real life as he does safely behind his keyboard. He has to have the last word, has to be right. Never made a mistake in his life you would think. Basically the worst kind of dinner guest or person to sink a few pints with. Retired and money is of no object yet his wife works still. Probably to get out of the house or to use as cover.
I agree its up to him what he does with his free time, but I would hope most people in that fortunate position would do do something more postitve for the community or for themselves.
Because he is part of a super successful group of elite investors. Didn't you know that Buffett actually spends all his time on the Coca Cola board of StockTwits trolling people day and night so he can buy more. I bet Daytrade is just the same, he's so negative all the time because he wants to buy a controlling stake with his multiple Cornish mansions.
"Are you going to sell when/if you hopefully get back to your break even? or are you still dreaming of better things."
I will make my own decisions with regard to my overall investment portfolio and life in general.
"Wouldnt want to follow the rampers on here now would I, they've hardly called anything right."
I can honestly say I cant see any evidence of you calling it right. You just state the present state of play at the time, which is basically stating the obvious. What on Earth made you buy at 41p???? You know, if you know so much.
You can expect what you want Benjamin.
I'll make my own decisions regards my stocks and life in general.
Wouldnt want to follow the rampers on here now would I, they've hardly called anything right.
Are you going to sell when/if you hopefully get back to your break even? or are you still dreaming of better things.
Most equities in Europe are set to open higher on Wednesday, with investors awaiting remarks by European Central Bank (ECB) Executive Board member Piero Cipollone and Joachim Nagel, President of Deutsche Bundesbank (BUBA). Market participants will also receive updates on the business climate in Germany later today.
On the business front, Swiss healthcare company F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG, Lloyds Banking Group plc and Italian energy enterprise Eni S.p.A shared their financial report for the first quarter of 2024.
The DAX gained 0.20% while the Euro Stoxx 50 was 0.42% higher at the same time. The FTSE 100 improved 0.30% while France's CAC 40 traded flat.
The euro and the pound were flat compared to the dollar, selling at 1.06975 and 1.24460 at 8:19 am CET, respectively.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / RR
Happy hump y’al
hi dtn,
i expect if boo ever hits 41p you will be bailing and moving on with your life?
you would have to be ******ed to hang around surely?
Seems old Molly has taken boo for £100k for 12 months 'work', plus a free Vegas party for some hangers on. She's flashin the cash Kamani style, yo go girl!
Now as far as influencers (sorry, new style digital salesmen) go, she's a half decent one so poss worth the dosh, far better than the chubby young lad they contracted last time for that we no longer hear about for sure.
Just have to wonder how many of these replacable 'here today gone tomorrow' insta pals boo is bankrolling - even i can name three of em.
Ps, what ever happend to the Kardashian collection - replaced already by the May collection? and how much did that 'collab' actually generate.
No such luxuries as dividends here
Despite a poster claiming so
Broke take a read of that.... Years and years of mismanagement, private equity, dept, dividends, everything all done wrong, 3 ipo's.... Complete and utter mismanagement.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-9019399/amp/Debenhams-fat-cats-raked-35m-years-collapse.html
Major European stock exchanges closed the Tuesday session trading higher, as all eyes were on PMI reports. Data previously showed that the business activity both in the euro area and the United Kingdom reached the highest point in 11 months. Meanwhile, the day was also marked by earnings reports.
The DAX jumped 1.55% or 276 points at the close, as Sartorius skyrocketed 6.77%. Simultaneously, the Euro Stoxx 50 soared 1.44%, with SAP surging 5.27%. At the end of the session, the CAC 40 advanced 0.81%, with Accor up 2.76%. The FTSE 100 finished the trading day with a 0.26% gain, as Associated British Foods climbed 8.98%.
The euro was 0.42% above the dollar at 5:33 pm CET, going for 1.07009. Concurrently, the pound traded 0.76% higher against the greenback, changing hands for 1.24425.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY
*Not very positive from the FTSE point of view, but any kind of “surging” is definitely better than negative.
Below from THG.... Infrastructure... Infrastructure... Infrastructure... Just starting to pay off from the investments they have made...
Boohoo's accelerated infrastructure increase could prove to be a master stroke.... 4 billion revenue capacity...
"This was fuelled by an 11.1% uptick within its beauty division at constant currency, as sales dipped 5.8% and 4.9% respectively from THG's nutrition and its Ingenuity e-commerce solutions businesses.
“The accelerated infrastructure investments made during 2019-2022, specifically into our fulfilment network and tech capabilities, are playing a significant part in delivering competitive advantage,” chief executive Matthew Moulding said.,"
Start of the long awaited rerate...
Broke you have kind of highlighted my point - debenhams took more than 1 - 2 years to prove it wasn't viable as it was.
That's a good point
What is important surely though is how a business reacts to challenges as that is the best way to judge management.
Boo appears to have reacted quickly and efficiently to the changing market dynamic operationally, with massively improved efficiency.
Where I am less convinced is the approach to pricing, where I think they have over invested without generating incremental sales
However, comparing Boo's strategic reaction to ASOS for example is chalk and cheese
'No real entrepreneur or investor judges the viability of a new business by looking at 1 or 2 years of numbers, let alone a business that has 15 years of near flawless performance until it was hit with post pandemic problems....'
You could say that about any business that has faced disruption... Saying that all was rosy prior to a disruption even is meaningless. Imagine being an investor in Debenhams a few years into the disruption caused by fast fashion and being of the mindset that we have had a good history so all will be fine....
Not trying to have a go SCB just that I think that mindset is flawed
THG results showing some green shoots 👏
Not the same old allegations of 'market abuse' again.
Dont these rampers own a different record to spin or something.
Do something positive and report it, if you have any evidence at all, rather than whine on like Pete Burns
As posted yesterday to help you get your complaint in .JeremyP.
Report wrongdoing or misconduct in financial services | FCA
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FTSE at record highs, BOO at record lows...Rather painful I must say
267k and 72 trades so far today - shocking by the MMs abolishing any market here whatsoever