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sightwatcher
Posts: 429
Price: 105.15
No Opinion
RE: What a great opportunityToday 16:51
Hi Fugasi1, What is your intentions here because you are always bashing IAG to fall to 100 P and it hasn’t after right Issue, Please don’t start drum beating Boohoo to 50 p. It won’t happen in your wild dream.
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I'm a buyer,, soon, not bashing Boo, so rest easy Sightwatcher. I've changed my attitude, i think God as bestowed me with faith, or something like that ;-) :-)
Hi Fugasi1, What is your intentions here because you are always bashing IAG to fall to 100 P and it hasn’t after right Issue, Please don’t start drum beating Boohoo to 50 p. It won’t happen in your wild dream.
Correction
they did *not
Just like Jupiter bought that plus 9% in BooHoo backon the 1st July 2020, they did *not
trading4good
"I don't know the reasons Norges or TRowe bought either"
Well, let me explain it you with a few words: It's called wrong timing as many money managers have in the past.
Just like Jupiter bought that plus 9% in BooHoo backon the 1st July 2020, they did foresee all those UK papers run
the illegal slave labour scandals revelations that in matter of days took their ill-fated boo investment into the deep
red which resulted in their portfolio nursing a massive non-stop bleeding cash draining wound. Cheers.NoFear.(*__*).
Well, no 100p. Derampers are hopeless, You're fired!
WingingItSince92
"I don’t mind if BOO keeps dropping, I’ll keep buying. Look back in 24 months and you’ll be kicking yourself!"
More likely that in 24 months time you'll be still licking your wounds rather than kicking yourself.Hahaha
You'll be very fortunate that bOOhOO will still be around as I don't believe they will. Far too much damage has
been taking place and the cow dung has already hit the BoD and the kamani guys for them to be able to continue as business as usual. Anyhow, if and if I did buy in, it would be for short term go big trades and sell on 10 to 20p bounces before it retreats due to profit taking. The market makers will be able to create a market for us bargain hunters and while you try to average down, I'll be happily trading around the 87 and £1.08 ranges. Cheers.NoFear.(*__*).
trading4dummies
You tell me what to make ot of that officially posted data that you're to know better than me as you're the expert among us.
Why would Jupiter sell their half investment at a loss of £150millions if they believed that they could get out at £1.90?
Even by holding that left over half investment in boo, is not going to sit nice in the baclk of the longs minds. So what's goin to be. All the brokers have posted and youdecide which way you think boo will go. However, the top brokers have not given a very confident rating and at the most £1.90 it's for now what most longs should think is the max target share price as it stands.Cheers.NoFear.(*__*).
What I find funny is the lack of critical thinking.
Certain derampers are saying they’ll buy at XYZp - that means they believe in the company too haha.
What we have in common is I’ll buy at those prices too.
I don’t mind if BOO keeps dropping, I’ll keep buying. Look back in 24 months and you’ll be kicking yourself!
“Analyst Price Target on GB:BOO
Based on 9 Wall Street analysts offering 12 month price targets for boohoo group Plc in the last 3 months. The average price target is 217.38p with a high forecast of 430.00p and a low forecast of 115.00p. The average price target represents a 94.70% change from the last price of 111.65p.”
The avg 12 month target is a 100% upside.
12 months is a very short time in the markets.
WingingItSince92
"This stock will explode (it’s AIM after all!)"
You're too funny.Hahaha.(*_*).! More like that you won't know what hit you once the full monty get the going and the boo longs get stripped of their 'so loving it' £1.06. More to go down o boy or boy. Just make sure you have plenty of soft touch paper for when the cow dung comes flying back to your direction.Happily waiting for my 87p support entry.Everybody loves a bargain.NoFear.(*__*).
I was patiently waiting for 100p so I could top up - but I’m just so excited I ended up splitting it in half and topping up at 105p. Still kept the other way just in case. Can’t believe I’ve got all these buys in >110p.
BOO is a behemoth of a company in their sector. At the gym I usually see 1/5 people with BOO brands on (me included).
All my friends and family buy BOO, because they’re cheap but popular & you can dispose of guilt free if wear & tear occurs.
Walk down any high street in London & you’ll see how popular BOO truly is.
Directors have bought at over 300p - Norges bank at much higher too. Jupiter split their holding in half, they still have 4.7% - which is weird in the first place, considering where they bough - I’m sure there’s more to that.
I’m happy to continue buying, would be great to have a £1 average.
This stock will explode (it’s AIM after all!) - if anyone thinks the consumers care about the company’s ethics, they clearly haven’t spoken to many of them - most don’t even know what I’m on about when I bring it up! Supply chain issues will ease as omricon does & I honestly never thought I’d get such a bargain on BOO again!!