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PP1.sad ,sad person .Why are you talking to yourself?
And then onwards to Inditex who own Zara and have a market cap of 90 billion and a P/E of 81.
Wow.
PP1.Sad to see you talking to yourself. Very sad.
https://www.debenhams.com/
Just starting, watch this grow and grow along with your investment in Boohoo shares.
Or even better, invest your money in boohoo shares and watch it grow.
Zalando have a market cap of 23.61 billion and a P/E of 104.88.
This is where Boohoo are heading with Debenhams.
Watch Boohoo do it.
For me, the Boohoo share price won't drop on results. It'll keep moving up and down a little bit, then holding and consolidating.
I've been invested in Boohoo since 2015. This was the pattern before the supply chain issues and it looks to me this is the pattern again.
Boohoo is undervalued. It's a future £4bn revenue business which is nearly 3 times the revenue from year ending 29 February 2020 of £1.3bn.
Boohoo have wanted to be the next Zalando and they'll get there with Debenhams.
Debenhams is just starting. Watch it grow and grow with an excellent executive Boohoo management team.
Hence, why so many on here trying to get the Boohoo share price down to buy in.
Hydr31 - exactly.
The Boohoo Group Executive Management Team know what they're doing better than any of us on here will ever do.
Don’t agree on renting. I’ve worked for cash cow companies that got bought out by banks and asset stripped. Ultimately it increases costs and leaves you uncompetitive. Better to own your properties if you can.
Hydr you can rent offices and put £72m into revenue generating assets
What’s the return on a property? Not 25% yoy like you get from PLT and Boo
Dan it’s just a sign of their ambition if you ask me. They are gearing up and setting the foundations for a £4Billion sales company. It wasn’t that long ago they were doing this for £2 Billion. So they know what they are doing, they’ve done it before.
Boohoo's future forecast P/E is 33 which would be Boohoo's lowest P/E from 2015.
Highest P/E ratio for Boohoo was 121.68 on 12 June 2017.
Lowest P/E ratio for Boohoo was 38.42 on 1 April 2020.
I think it'll take a bit of time to get past the 360p, hold it and consolidate.
For me, it may go up and back down to 350s, even maybe 340s, before it gets past the 360p, holds it and consolidates.
I believe the same will happen for 370p, 380p and so on.
This is what happened before the supply chain issues. It looks to me this is what's happening now.
As an investor in Boohoo from 2015, I prefer this type of scenario because it holds and consolidates the Boohoo share price as it moves up.
Hydr31 - excellent points, that Boohoo wouldn't be ploughing their cash into property if they were going to need the cash and it's a good sign for the results.
@hydr is it not a sign that this fast growing tech enabled business has nothing better to do with the cash than sleepy boring property?
Was that you being positive Pedro? Well the warehouse is great news as this will support the move up to £4 billion in sales. Shows ambition. I wasn’t expecting the office purchase but we know boohoo love a deal and given the current climate you couldn’t pick a better time to pick up a cheap soho based office. You have to admit Soho is more the brand they are trying to sell compared with Leicester.
So good move I’d say. They certainly don’t sit still.
I also think it’s a good sign results are going to be good. You wouldn’t be ploughing your cash into property if you were going to need that cash.
Hi Peoplepower1.Have you started the night shift? Thought you might get sunday off.Are you are getting paid overtime? Should be time and a half for doing sundays.
Paul Summers recommends boohoo Group as a top growth stock for April 2021
boohoo (LSE:BOO) has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons recently.
Nevertheless, I’m confident the steps taken to rectify issues with suppliers will see the fast-fashion growth stock emerge as a bigger and better company in time.
Shares remain below the highs hit in mid-2020.
With people looking for new clothes to wear out to fully ‘unlocked’ bars, however, this gap will likely close before long.
Factor in a raft of recent acquisitions (e.g. Debenhams) and a bulletproof balance sheet, and a normally-frothy forecast P/E of 33 actually looks great value for the growth on offer.
Paul Summers owns shares in boohoo Group.
Paul Summers teaches psychology and also holds the CFA Society's Investment Management Certificate (IMC).
It won't come as a surprise to learn that he's particularly interested in how behaviour and cognitive errors impact on financial decision-making.
Harshil Patel recommends boohoo group as a top growth stock for April 2021
Boohoo group (LSE:BOO) is determined to expand its business over the coming years with its powerful online-only platform in the fast-fashion sector.
Over several years, it has consistently produced double-digit earnings growth. Both organically and through acquisitions. Recently, the group acquired several brands including Warehouse, Debenhams, and Dorothy Perkins.
There are further signs of expansion from recent purchases of a new large warehouse in Daventry and a new freehold office building in Soho for its London-based brands.
Overall, it offers a return on capital of 27% and net cash on its balance sheet. All at an undemanding price-to-earnings ratio of 33.
Harshil Patel owns shares in boohoo group.
Harshil Patel is an experienced private investor, stock picker and freelance investment writer.
With an economics background and a career in equities from London-based investment banks, he has built over 17 years of investment experience.
Harshil is always on the lookout for good quality, growing companies, with share prices on the move.
He has a medium to long term time frame, and loves finding small companies that have an ability to turn into giants.
The headwinds are arriving.Why use funding to buy property if according to investors on here Boohoo are in a position for a great return on capital?
Feel super confident holding BOO at the moment. We’re at the top of the current trading range, undervalued based on future earnings, could very well break out, even if the traders take this down again it’s not going to drop too far or for too long and will just provide a further buy opportunity before lift off.