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Midsummer,
If that post was for me, I never give advice regarding buying or selling. That's up to each individual own research. I talked only about my own investment.
Good luck anyway with your investments.
ST
On the topic of priced in - look at the charts for every results day (and pre results climb) for this last year - even with record highs before every results day (that I checked) it went up even higher on results day and continued to climb - we're currently below record high - and could have record high to date figures, seems like a good gamble to me, out and in many times over the last few weeks - in for the results :)
@rishisunak spot the wallstreetbets member
My wife's boyfriend said Boohoo moon. I trust him.
That’s it. We are locked in and loaded for the rollercoaster tomorrow. Proud of you all for sticking in there. Hold your nerve tomorrow as it shakes and worse comes to worse it will rally back soon enough. I have more than a gut feeling we’ll be sitting very well this time tomorrow. E-commerce is booming and BOO need 600. GLA. DYOR.
sometimes it is better to travel than arrive, but if there is a significant beat or any additional unexpected news, shares can travel higher. similarly if there is a miss, but less than expected, shares of that companies can open higher. yes there has been a run up and if they simply meet, then there is room for disappointment. however it looks like conditions were ripe for boohoo to outperform as far as trading was concerned. we shall see tomorrow.
7am RNS or thereabouts
What time is results?
PeoplePower, Mr S T,
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
As I have one third of my SIPP in here and nearly 10% of my portfolio I am feeling a bit exposed on this share, but your advice is reassuring.
I am planning to derision and sell 70-75% Tomorrow and keep the rest in for now, then maybe buy more in as I get more confident in the investing game.
I’ve found some people on these boards so helpful, but sometimes the advice is so broad, it hard as a newbie to sift it.
Hoping to buy my first bottle of Dom Perignon tomorrow!
All the best of luck to everyone and thanks to the constructive posters on here.
M
Peoplepower1, that is exactly what I told my wife. She is fully invested here, both pension and ISA. Mine make half of my SIPP and like some here, this will be held in the long life of my SIPP to benefit of the long term trajectory of this company. As someone said a while back, this is like holding gold.
ST
Midsummer - Boohoo love to surprise the market with their results. I bought Boohoo in 2015 when they were 27p and have held them ever since. I've watched them go through every up and down and always come back stronger and higher. I'm happy to hold Boohoo because I think they're the best growth share out there. I'm not interested in trading, been there, got the t shirt and found the best way to make big money is to find a great growth share like Boohoo and hold them.
Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane, the founders of Boohoo, have made mistakes in the past and what I like about them is that they always learn from their mistakes and get them so right for the future. This is what will happen with the independent review they'll be a force for good and make sure in the future suppliers' workers are treated well and paid properly.
Hi Kitty, thank you for taking my question seriously.
I have only been investing 6 months, and have not learned how to time an exit yet.
Ive missed out on selling GDR at £2.00 when I was in 20p. Same thing with Val yesterday. Mugged myself by getting out of DDDD too early but at least in profit.
Thank you for that advice, early alarm clock and everything crossed for tomorrow.
M
They can only price in based on forecast, which is 25%. If they hit it there is usually a small gain & miss big loss. But overachieve & increase year forecast they fly up. Overachieve is not priced in as that would be insider trading.
This is not a safe place lol
I’ve been mugged by some rampers before so a little nervous !
Oh well, here we go!
Pretty easy to short it if they are so sure.
Financial Planners don't have any insight into Equities. He could help you with a 1% Easy Access Account though lol
Steve, this is serious question. Wish I’d asked it earlier tho.
ATrades... sorry I not follow you. Can you explain?
BTW this friend is my ex so he could be stitching me up. He always was a pompous prat!
Hahahahaha midsummer that’s a 9/10 there.
25% defo priced in.....some believe 35% priced in. Anything over that and it’s probably not
LOL, you better sell then.
Hi all, I have about 10% of my portfolio invested here . Spoke to a friend yesterday who is a chartered financial planner and he said the market has already priced in tomorrow’s results. I was really surprised by this and don’t agree. Any opinions?