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"No bungle from me DC'.
The SP was recently about 8 times higher than it is now — a bit less than the average you claim to have.
It was so obviously overpriced yet you didn't sell. Why not? Greed? Wishful thinking? Misjudgement? Only you might really know.
But the underlying residual regret is why you're here, posting baseless tripe in a futile attempt to redress such an obvious and total bungle."
Absolutley spot on DC.
Maybe no 'Bungle' trading for losses, but certainly a Zippy
"My expectation is for an sp above £5 at some point in 2025 altho that may slip to 2026 as I didn't factor in a war."
And here was me thinking you "never EVER made a sp prediction"
Billy liar seems to be changing his tune and going into ramp mode plus some.
Farcical fantasist
That's a corker of a post even for you T4G. So complete with holes there's almost nowhere to begin!
A highlight though is 'above 30% per annum.' That single line reveals how comprehensively clueless you are.
A consistent 30% p.a. would make you the Messiah of the financial universe & is an 'expectation' beyond even the word fantasy!
All ready for the af-hoc claptrap next.
"My major holdings I bought at 40p or thereabouts and SOLD ON THE WAY UP"
Make your mind up trading for losses. You have spent the last few months telling is you kept the entire lot (all the way down from the 400's).
Absolutely jam packed full of carp and BS you are.
P.s. You also forgot about your posted buys in the 70's and 80's.
Adding nonsense? Boohoo's never paid a dividend and you're fantasizing about a 30% yield...
That is a goodie.
whitehaven then? ;)
"So 400p was equally as irrelevant as 50p."
That's also funny.
Think you'll find your fantasy 30% yield is entirely dependent on your rebased entry price, 50p or 400p?
"I'm holding for dividends"
That's funny. How's that been - receiving lots?
'No bungle from me DC'.
The SP was recently about 8 times higher than it is now — a bit less than the average you claim to have.
It was so obviously overpriced yet you didn't sell. Why not? Greed? Wishful thinking? Misjudgement? Only you might really know.
But the underlying residual regret is why you're here, posting baseless tripe in a futile attempt to redress such an obvious and total bungle.
Workington?
"It's like you're trying to distract or deflect attention from your own bungle."
Thats all the clown ever does DC, quite transparent his MO.
As I've already said, I bought a small amount that I consider a trade way back when market sentiment was positive and proper profits were g-r-o-w-i-n-g. Even then I thought it well over-priced when it spiked to > 400p. But once that froth blew off and it dropped to about 270, I decided on a small trade.
Hardly fascinating and I can't see what else you could want to know. It's like you're trying to distract or deflect attention from your own bungle.
'Educated guesses DC, based on looking at observable data. Some of us are able to read graphs!
Do you have a better theory'
Educated by what?
It's not a theory unless it's testable and falsifiable. You've, at last, admitted this is no more than a guess. However there's loads of previous times where you've implied such speculation is fact.
Training your attention on the Boo graph some time ago would have been a more astute use of such an ability - could have saved a packet that way.
'Looks like more than 13m Boohoo shares changed hands today.'
Yep and 200k of those transactions was me.
Looks like more than 13m Boohoo shares changed hands today.
Wow Ftse 100 down more than 200 points today, that's been hit really hard.
Bless - you and your shorter conspiracy guesses!
Boohoo had already bought 67% of PLT for £3.4m i.e. for peanuts, so the total price for 100% of PLT was £270m.
Some retail and the rest of the market bounced a bit too; the US recouped some of the earlier losses.
Yes, they bought it 34% of shares in the prettylittlething (PLT) brand from his son for around 270 million pounds. So the valuation of PLT at the time of purchase was per Boohoo was circa ~1 billion...
More than 10m Boohoo shares have changed hands already today, so looks like more buying of Boohoo shares going on.
PLT had revenue of £600m and not £75m. Plus PLT was bought for much less than £500m.
When Boohoo recovers, they will buy it paying £500 million... similarly to PLT. This is how this family operates :)
Jalal sold all his shares in boohoo to set up that brand.... Another one for shareholders to buy off the family lol...
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/sales-surge-fashion-brand-saw-24400438
Same family.