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Definitely agree bwng is full of possibility. Not sure the market was over chuffed with the jan trading update and where they were with their plans at that time but given they are a well established home shopping company who have put a lot of effort into their online presence I see them benefiting from the lockdown and as they are already a provider of credit they will most likely benefit from peoples need to buy on credit during any recession. Centrica is a tough sell but they too have made changes at the top and are embarking on a cost saving and refocusing of the business and despite out of favour and British Gas being at the forefront of any poor press about energy prices they are still the single biggest energy supplier and they’ve always been excellent at hedging wholesale energy costs so as smaller companies go bump due to wholesale price volatility Centrica will benefit and at the end of the day we will always need to but gas and electric, I bought in a couple of months ago. I also dipped into marks and Spencer’s this year as I reckon the Ocado relationship will be a positive for them and I’m hoping for a nice Recovery in their share price, I’m a long term holder of imperial brands and have topped up at what I consider to be silly prices for a company that pays a handsome divvy as well as, in my view, offering the strong possibility of a decent increase in share price this year (also fairLy recession proof). Finally although it’s likely to be a longer term growth opportunityI think William hill are both undervalued and going places. They have a good foothold in America and as each state legalises gambling wmh will get their fair share of the pie. Share price has started moving upward recently but they are still well below the pre Covid levels and below the £1.60 recently achieved. Not unlike boohoo patience is the key.
Centrica.
I feel there is a potential 30-50% rise left in Boo if the report into Leicester favours Boo which I’m sure it will. £4.50 is roughly 50%.
If you want a high chance of a much bigger return look at BWNG - online clothes retailer £27m post tax profit, will grow Considerably this year. The sp was £1.62p in January now only 42p. 300% to get back to year highs and business is booming as it is at boo.
WTF is an inventory monetization platform? Isn't that the point of inventory in the first place.
Rut ends have a look at Bushveld Minerals.
If you like fast rising shares, then can I recommend nikola...
Cause people in travel have already got like around 20% gain, Don’t like other people can profit before me but will check some out later
Try integumen SKIN.
@DC2007 If I lost the entire lump sum it wouldn't be the end of the world. As Chris said, most think 400 is realistic by the end of this year which would be a 35% profit.
So I was just wondering if there are any other UK stocks with similar growth prospects to BOO?
@chrisengland which is believable considering the market over reacted and the fundamentals stayed the same / improved.
The market is forward looking, so maybe we will see beyond our wildest dreams if they can show even mor consistent growth with EOY figures.
Rutends,
30% in a year is far too high an expectation. 10% is at the higher end of reasonable expectations.
Other important considerations: what do you intend to eventually use the lump sum for? And, if you lost some or all of it, how would you be with this? Third, are you spreading the sum over several investments rather than putting the lot in Boo?
Atb with your decision.
No travel ? check Easyjet SP over the last couple of days and IAG.
Ralph69 could you name some of the bargains on your radar?
What bargains do you think? I’m trying stay away from travel stocks
Still a gret buy in my view, I would expect at least 50% from here over the next twelve months rather than the 30% you are looking for, although I feel that there are lots of Bargains in the UK Market at the minute.
I brought and sold boohoo to make a profit, now hold as my largest share.
Got more money to invest wondering where to go with it
Hi guys,
Is Boohoo still a good buy at just under £3 a share?
I have a small lump sum I'm hoping to get a 30% return on over the next year or so and Boohoo is one stock on my shortlist.
If there are any other stocks you feel are better positioned to provide that level of return then do please let me know.