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So long as Freddie wasn’t blacked up...
You can tell my man dale is a bricklayer from S****horpe
Dalesflyer, the skin colour of the model really offends you that much? Mad fella. It's not that deep , fyi most people don't care what colour the person wearing the clothes is.
jacamo advert tonight going down the old blm route not helpful. bring back freddie,3blacks 1 white wont help sell me owt.
I did actually see a TV advert on ITV for simply Be at the weekend.
Ian, yes I acknowledge the great effort at reducing overheads and outgoings which has a significant effect on the bottom line in the short term.. Ultimately, I feel it is core trading that is the most telling indicator, particularly in a recovery situation as it obviously provides greater clarity on momentum/demand. Brown is recovering on two fronts - Covid and the preceding awful patch. From results elsewhere I’d hope a huge bounce back from the Covid related fall off is a given but clearly myinterpretation of the latest update on trading was rather less upbeat than some of my fellow investors. But that’s fine and I hope they have it more accurately pegged than I do. The market consensus seems pretty flat going by the sp, but we shall all find out soon enough.
Davwal, have you noted that advertising and costs have been slashed and the saving covers any deficit in profits.
They are ticking along with little or no advertising. Paying down net debt at A good rate so clearly generating plenty of net cash.
Results in 2 weeks so soon find out.
I understand your criticism towards BWNG, which is fair enough. Clearly you have doubts and not sure how you wish to go forwards. I myself am looking towards a better performance as I'm hoping this will be shown in the upcoming results.
Assuming you're not sitting on a loss maybe it's better option for you to sell on the next price rise... Of course that's totally your prerogative. These current times are presenting more of a gamble than investment... but you have to bet on the odds available to you, and IMPO the odds are favourable towards good results here by, (if nothing else), results through other retailers alone setting aside B.o.D alignment, P/E and focus towards online sales on which we have made headway before the pandemic was in effect.
The recent update headlines said;
Highlights
· Improved product revenue trajectory through Q2 with 92% of product revenue now digital
· Financial services cash collection rates in line with the prior year
· Continued operating cost reduction reflecting agility of business model
· Reduction in debt underway and continuing
· Group continues to trade in line with its expectations.
The bottom line does not suggest a barnstorming performance, and references to improvements against the worst known trading period is hardly inspiring. I’d love this to really take off but can’t see it materialising based on the careful wording of the tu.
The uncrossing trade price sets the closing share price. Its Quite normal for it to differ from the mid price.
Does anybody know why the SP is 53.50 yet the bid and ask are both below that? Does this mean anything?
Hope to be rewarded after holding through all this volatility. Expecting the results to be good though
Slightly Choppy sp atm -
but could see a break out end of next week with results due.
Yep watching it at currently 30% rise, similar results would be expected in November here. Assuming a rise into a few days before results and another 30% on-top would be nice! From current sp alone puts us near 70p. We've had plenty of consolidation and hopefully schroeders fulfil their buy order!
28% rise today (so far) for AO's share price bodes well for BWNG. Good luck for our Nov 5th results, Brighty
More excellent news. With all these retailers showing better results in online results just bodes better for BWNG as we lead into our results with already a strong focus in online sales that was in the works before the pandemic had started.
Check out AO results today. They state "We believe we have seen a lasting step change in online penetration". This can only be good news for our forthcoming results on Nov 5th. AO Group revenue up by 57%. UK revenue increased by c.54%
Germany revenue grew by c.83% on a constant currency basis. In our UK retail business, the sales momentum continued from Q1 throughout Q2 despite the reopening of competitor bricks and mortar stores. We believe we have seen a lasting step change in online penetration.
Great message for N Brown investors. Good luck, Brighty