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It most certainly is.. I have 10k shares which i am holding for many years to come! I am 29 years old and hope this well provide me a reasonable amount when it comes to retirement
I was in boohoo when this was £1 sold at £2, been looking at this for the last month and have thought would buy when there is a dip! its just shooting up. I think by next year this may well be £5
My question about the short tracker was for the company Shadowfall. Not you as a private investor. Sorry for the misunderstanding
If I believed the books and the company was all above board there is no way I would sell this stock who would!? Too good to be true comes to mind. I have decided to take my profit and see how it plays out based on my views if others don’t that’s fine obviously, the talk from some of the likes of me or anyone effecting the share prices is absolutely ridiculous.
Anyone know how much Shadowfall put into shorting this? It’s not showing up on short tracker.
It’s a fair point. I think that their is uncertainty around this share at present due to the accounts. If they are to be believed and have not been manipulated then it is a definite buy as you would be buying into future growth. If they have been manipulated then you have got to be cautious. Sometimes I look at Boo and think it’s too good to be true. Polly peck,NMC, Enron etc. have all been down this route. Don’t ,please start saying de ramper etc. I think ,on balance though that Boo could be the shining star. Who knows? Not me or you.
In my opinion it’s not at a discount the opposite based on the fact it was funded and ran by boo through out it’s growth period, and your guess is as good as mine with regards actual profits from each business, you only have to look into it in depth to realise there are lost of colourful things going on to enhance boo’s profits. All that aside as you have said it’s down to the individual to decide to hold etc, I am not anymore which is just my view on it, may be right may be wrong only time will tell.
I have heard that this share is overvalued a few times. Its worth what people feel its worth on their research. Its not a crime shares reaching all time highs. Its how ceilings are made. Not all shares have to be below their all time high today. Now and again new ceilings are allowed to be broken through. Thats whats happening here and good luck to those in and out and long term holders alike. Quite happy to be in and see how this pans out. It it collapses then only myself to blame. If it explodes then happy days.
Analysts at Liberum raised their target price on online fashion retailer Boohoo from 430p to 490p on Friday 29 May 2020, arguing that Boohoo's recently announced acquisition of the remaining 34% stake in Prettylittlething that it didn't already hold was a "very shrewd and positive move".
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I Think you mean ‘father’. I wrote in an earlier post there is no ‘wrong’ or ‘right’ about the original decision to buy 2/3 of PLT rather than the whole company.
We have no way of knowing whether we’d be better or worse off. What we do know is that Boohoo shareholders have the whole of PLT now at a significant market discount
The share price says that at present the market approves. Whether the SP remains its current trajectory isn’t known to any of us. Not you and not me.
So whether to buy, hold or sell the shares is a judgement call. Mine is to hold - not to buy more or sell.
One thing for sure - no opinion on this board forms a basis for my call, nor will it in future
And if someone makes you feel irate with their negative posts then filter them. Life's too good to allow negative posters make you feel irate.
The Kamanis are decent people, the farther is a crook using shareholders money to line his sons pockets. The farther has built the business (PLT)with boo money then bought it using boo money for x200 the price! Am I completely wrong about that if I am please tell me.
Mahmud Kamani still owns about 13% Of Boohoo and Carol Kane still owns about 2.5%. Umar Kamani has taken over 30 million shares as part of the payment for the remaining 34% of PLT. Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane were great CEOs. Umar Kamani did a brilliant tjob with Prettylittlething and deserved to keep 34% when PLT was first sold to Boohoo. Yes, Boohoo had the option to buy the whole of PLT for £5 million. For me, that would have been totally unfair to Umar Kamani who had made PLT so successful. For Boohoo to buy 66% of PLT for £3.3 million was a steal. And it was only fair that Umar got £278 million for the remaining 34% of PLT. He deserved it. After all ,John Lyttle Boohoo CEO now is going to get £50 million for getting the share price to something like £4.50. Success needs to be rewarded. Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane's salaries as CEOs were something like £250,000 a year. Bu**er all for such great talent and skills. For me, the Kamanis are decent people and always have been. Those trying to rubbish them are simply trying to get you to panic and sell your shares so they can buy them cheap and make money out of them and you.
Filter anyone who is trying to get you to panic and sell. They're bad losers.