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Question Dan , you said boo are a dog of a share is that because share price performance, past mistakes or future direction . No agenda just interested to hear a negative side thats can inform my future thinking of boo's direction.
From my point of view I'm weighing up boo's rapid expansion versus traditional retailers migration to a digital presence, I don't think it will be long before every retailer has a user friendly online alternative with distribution to match. This ultimately will effect boohoo but not for the foreseeable future.
Danl90 the LSE share Guru is visting our shores once again , feel blessed for he bringeth his cosmic words so we may feel enlightened, take heed.
“ Aliexpress, Zaful and by no means least the bastion ESG within Fashion Industry circles Shein”
The beauty of not being listed. You can do what you want
Seeing how boo has been treated is a reason why the trend is for companies to stay private for longer
People Power - Thanks . I have put in only a small amount in hydrogen shares . I do not know how much people invest in shares on these boards . Only invest in what I am able to afford to lose. But there does seem a lot of interest in this market . DYOR.
https://www.worldoil.com/news/2021/3/5/saudi-arabia-takes-steps-to-lead-the-700b-global-hydrogen-market
Select64 - More from the IC link:-
The explosion of interest in hydrogen has led to some rather punchy valuations. ITM’s shares have been rocketing up since mid-2019, rising from around 35p to 523p now and translating to a market cap of close to £3bn. That’s quite astonishing when you consider that ITM is loss-making and analysts predict it will only swing to a profit in 2023 with an EPS of merely 0.04p. Meanwhile, fuel cell maker AFC Energy (AFC) has a market cap of over £500m, but it didn’t actually book any revenue from product sales in 2019 or the first half of its 2020 financial year.
Select64 - from IC link below:-
Hydrogen has a history of false dawns and the spectacular share price collapse of electric truck start-up Nikola (US:NKLA) should serve as a cautionary tale. “At one point, they were a $40bn company and yet they don't even have a truck,” says Lucas White, portfolio manager for GMO Asset Management’s resources and climate change strategies. “They don't even have a prototype for a truck, they have an idea for a prototype for a truck.”
Investing in hydrogen remains highly speculative and it is unclear how significant hydrogen will ultimately be to the global energy picture. While Toyota (JP:7203) recently launched its second-generation hydrogen-powered car, it is questionable whether hydrogen will really take off in the passenger vehicle market given batteries’ head start. But hydrogen could shine in areas where electrification is less appropriate such as steel and cement making and shipping.
Given the uncertainty, there are less risky ways of playing the hydrogen theme. Johnson Matthey's (JMAT) pivot towards hydrogen holds long-term potential, while renewable energy stocks such as Ørsted (DK:ORSTED) and wind turbine supplier Vestas (DK:VWS) will benefit from the overall higher demand for clean power.
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/news/2021/01/06/is-now-the-time-to-invest-in-hydrogen/
People Power - For a long term investment I have bought shares in Hydrogen last week . Just sit and hold for at least 2 or 3 years.
Risking looking like a dullard, I said that a strategy of “get richer, slowly” was a better thing to aim for than “get rich quick”. That got a few hearts.
What does TCM stand for ? Texas Chainsaw Massacre ?or Toxic and Chemical Materials ?or a TownCalled Mavis? :-) . After all the doom and gloom from certain people over the past few days , its good to lighten up a bit. Have a good evening .
Quote of the day :
"Oh ok. I have not heard of TCM to be honest"
Where you been :-)
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On a serious note i think TCM may have fallen off his bike on the Leics one way system whilst checking BH share px.
For Goodness sake keep it a secret from TCM
Despite the odd Snake BH is mostly following it's sector, going up the longer ladder today it beat Asos (+4.36%) , BH (+5.3%) , fundamentals are there, quite a big positive swing, ok y.day it swung the other way but this was only in line with its peers, dare i say sentiment seems to be starting to warm a touch.
https://uk.investing.com/equities/boohoo-technical
334p close price for Boohoo today.
I bought my first ever Boohoo item yesterday. I think it may be due to that.
Yes good end yesterday followed by decent follow up today good for a trade at least and like I said not one to short.
Looks like we've thrown a six and landed on a ladder, now comes the tricky bit for any day trading, sell or stick, rinse repeat.
Glad to see it up today need another 10% to break even, still down 2k.
Hopefully no more non stories till April.
Notice the doom and gloomers, TCM, YF4e, Lezzils et al are missing today when SP rising!!
Well put RT.......I concur!!
Danl90 -Brilliant, i suspect many on here are in awe of your risk assessment and how effortlessly you have adapted from "Danl90 the early years" to unwind your position by buying back in but so short it wasn't technically back in strategy, it's total genius and one which the BH Board (that i know you listen to so avidly) would applaud.
Good Luck with Mining and Cards, even tho your not invested please be sure you pop on here tho from time to time to give us your expert opinion which will be so sorely missed, especially your valuable insight into Aliexpress, Zaful and by no means least the bastion ESG within Fashion Industry circles Shein.
You know what they say you can't kid a kidder , hope you've done well out of card and capita dan (I did ), just remember if your going to **** people off remember most people invest in more than one share and bb
I did say when I sold at fleagate that I bought Sanne and ramsdens. With the smaller amount I did buy boo but as said above I pretty much got out straight away again so the “I’d never bought back in” was more of a I had but for such a short window it wasn’t really a hold
But doesn’t make anything I’m saying wrong
Are we not concerned why the price here is falling? What about the poor performance of the boohoo brand? Chinese competition is growing? Zaful and aliexpress now popular along with Shein
All seems risky