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point taken
OK sorry
poo - what was somewhat buried (or requires some working out) in the announcement today is the what appears on the face of it to be extraordinary cash generation of over 70m since end of Feb. Now whether that is because they have massively cut spending (advertising?) or because revenue has gone through the roof remains to be seen. But for comparison cash "only" increased 50m from FY19 to FY20 results.
I don't disagree with your thought that right now people are not buying going out clothes which you would expect to be at the core of Boo sales. But they were indicating YoY revenue growth in the last trading update and now this cash generation number gives me belief (hope?) that the next trading statement will be postive.
Poo there is always a negative slant to your posts. You don't hold these shares why do you bother are you lonely? It's nothing to be ashamed of. By the way young people will always find money for clothes.
Pookoo you obviously no little of teenagers let alone female ones
Maybe your not "down with the kids" so you don't see it lol.
My own opinion is their is still an appetite for throw away fashion during covid /lockdown, my daughter and her friends still hold online events and believe it or not, still want to look nice and not be seen wearing the same tops etc...
I agree buying plt looks great for boohoo on the surface, however it’s probably a quick move to prop the share price up amidst lack of sales this quarter/short attack.
I anticipate a small sell off and recovery happening at this price!
Chris, as Bruce says, take some profits (assuming you are in profit from BOO) and spread it across your portfolio. Maybe average down some of the not so good performers providing you still believe in them long term. I always try to take advantage of averaging down if I think something is still good long term.
If you are worried diversify how hard can it be. Taking plt into full ownership seems logical
Well the shorters have their fingers badly burned. No harm done. I see no conspiracy ..
Well, I am not in a position to make accusations: all I can do is observe events from my smartphone.
But for me there have been for some time governance issues aside from the obvious one with family ownership of PLT. I’d be much happier given the size of the company with a full listing and a move from Aim, which is too much like a casino.
I buy shares for between £10,000and £15,000 a company. I was fine with Boo when it was 5 per cent of my portfolio but right now it’s over 30 per cent ??
I'm not suggesting any wrong doing on Boo's part but it looks to me like the PLT news may have been leaked to somebody. Who knows ey, just a thought.
I'm with you on that one!
I am also a long-term holder - since 26p days. I’ve held since then despite the occasional thought of selling.
But right now I agree with you Conno. This whole thing has a bad smell about it and the posters mentioning NMC have a point.
I can see why the company only bought two thirds of PLT - it was actually worked for shareholders. But the half truths about acquisitions and this sudden attack have made me concerned about possible other shocks round the corner.
I was going to keep these shares for years, disposing gradually depending on my company tax situation etc. I’m still inclined to do so but ...
Best wishes and good luck to all on this board who actually hold shares - not those trying to provoke and scare
I'm a long term holder and think BOO is a great company, however this stinks of some sort of insider trading or something along those lines. I get the feeling Shadowfall were used to drive the price down prior to the PLT announcement. Somebody has made a lot of money here.