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Me in here today...
https://youtu.be/B_Jw1GCnwRg
All you have shared is the same standard rns's regarding tge employee stuff - we have had them recently as well.....
The point i am making is... AT ANY TIME THE COMOANY COULD HAVE RELEASED AN EARLY RNS BUT THEY NEVER.... THEY CHOSE TO STICK TO SPECIFIC DATES..... IE WHILE THE SHARE PRICE FELL THEY DIDN'T FEEL THE NEED TO PANIC.
Moose read my post before replying with irrelevant shyte.....
Here it is again for you...
key dates are feb 14th when the whole market inc boohoo started to fall...
Boohoo as a company sat in silence until their April trading update....
At any point during the fall they could have announced the company had traded above guidance as they had the figures but instead they stuck to their calendar date for release...
As before this statement stands true....
The key dates are feb 14th when the whole market inc boohoo started to fall...
Boohoo as a company sat in silence until their April trading update....
At any point during the fall they could have announced the company had traded above guidance as they had the figures but instead they stuck to their calendar date for release...
Pretty simple really.
Show me the board buying shares between the 14th of feb and the April trading update....
There are none.... There was a tiny disposal and a tiny purchase both by institutional investors...
The lies on this chat are horrendous
Have they sold those shares? No.
Yea moose i am sure
The key dates are feb 14th when the whole market inc boohoo started to fall...
Boohoo as a company sat in silence until their April trading update....
At any point during the fall they could have announced the company had traded above guidance as they had the figures but instead they stuck to their calendar date for release...
Pretty simple really.
Yea moose i am sure
The key dates are feb 14th when the whole market inc boohoo started to fall...
Boohoo as a company sat in silence until their April trading update....
At any point during the fall they could have announced the company had traded above guidance as they had the figures but instead they stuck to their calendar date for release...
Pretty simple really.
Investors have never traded in a situation like we are currently in...
Name the last time (pre covid) the whole world went into complete lockdown?
People are not thinking straight and it is causing them to make irrational decisions that are probably not helped by reading the comments of the stray cats in these forums...
When an investment starts going south you should look at the company and why it's falling...
The problem with doing the above is you now have to take into account the whole industry, the whole market and the worldwide pandemic... It's impossible!
There have been people calling a market crash from when the Dow reached its pandemic low all the way up to where it is now - these sort of people will call it wrong for years and then pat themselves on the back whwre there is a pull back.... Imagine if they backed their opinions with real money!!
Also remember that the company being in silence means nothing - in 2020 they sat in silence while the share price fell from over 300p down to 133p even though they were producing record breaking figures in the back ground.... It's just what they do.
The foundation is in for a huge company and share price but we need to add a usa distribution proposition that works!
I wonder how much the advent of novice traders (Robin Hood apps and E_Toro and the like) into the market place during COVID is perpetuating the recent drops. Those will little experience of sharp market declines might simply be jumping ship in droves, rather than drawing on experience that suggests it's often best to wait it out. I suspect these new traders are young people, with little disposable cash, seeking very quick high returns, who are perhaps more fearful in these types of situations that your traditional investor might be.
Just a thought really.