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TED is worth billions as a brand name and like all great brands it will last forever on the other hand 'Pretty little thing' just doesn't have that ring and sells without a premium and that's why I'm sticking with TED
I’m invested in TED and BOO ....I’m topping up on TED and topslicing BOO ......I wish I paid more attention to those investor videos. “Follow the trend “ “buy the dips” “keep your winners” and SELL your LOSERS
TED 77p. nice bounce for those who are in.
"I note you cannot provide a reason either.
Thanks for confirming that."
No problem.
Right now there isn't one, really.
I'm simply waiting for the next update.
I was merely suggesting that since this was the TED BB, we should probably be talking about TED rather than BOO.
I note you cannot provide a reason either.
Thanks for confirming that.
"Truly - what's to like about TED?
I cannot think of a single thing."
Yet here you are - on a regular basis (oddly, IMO) - talking about it.
I haven't been back to the BOO BB since I sold and won't again, until I hold again (if) - I don't see the point. Emotional attachment to shares can't be a good thing.
The is nothing to discuss about TED.
High debt, shareholders diluted,. Made a loss last year, will make an even bigger loss this year, has sold assets to mitigate cash burn, and now WHO are saying coronavirus may be here to stay in the long term.
Truly - what's to like about TED?
I cannot think of a single thing.
Would take some bad news - specifically related to the company for it to come back down, now I suspect.
Anyway, I've moved on with my profit.
We should be discussing TED.
Markets seem to have a different perspective.
To be fair it's been in an odd range for sometime now and a break out seemed to be inevitable. I was trading the range, but missed the break out yesterday. Hats off to those that held on however.
sorry wrong board about the 5s lol
BOO overbought and more so then.
5s
get ready for the dump shortly.
Yes - by mid-morning yesterday, it looked like it was going to break out. 300p on the cards.
BOO just broke 280p
Confidence growing in the stock
US jobs number if out on Friday. might me a good idea to stay in cash until then. thats the plan.
Boo still overbought if you look at the technicals.
gutted i sold ASOS at £12.50 ish. they were £10.50 in early april.
"when BOO drops will it take TED down too? mmmmmm resistance at 74p at the moment."
Do you honestly believe that?
I sold out of BOO today (too early, it seems, but still with considerable profit) - but I can't see it falling. Quite the opposite in fact, I think it had a mini break out today. Be interesting to see who is right by Friday. If it's back in the 260 range, I may have a punt again, if not then I may have a nibble on BP or LLoyds if either fall back a bit.
when BOO drops will it take TED down too? mmmmmm resistance at 74p at the moment.
BooHoo is priced as a growth stock - and priced for acquisitions and expansion - and a certain amount of that is very much priced in ....the minute growth stumbles or they decide to hold back on further expansion whilst they get the foundations better - the valuation will look expensive - IMO - so they have to keep the focus
The current situation will be resolved ..as always though, what will matter is how much it costs...they have a fund raise to pay what is needed,.. but..it will be an exceptional cost, none the less
They certainly have done very well in terms of brand development, customer base, etc
BOO the superior stock for me - debt levels , sales growth and online platform too strong. I an not looking to trade between 200 - 270 I'm looking to hold. Some will trade this area but the price isn't really that volatile so will take a dash of luck to get in and out.
ocean still holding Boo and bullish on the stock in complete contrast to TED where he is bearish. so we like to knock Boo here.
TA. stoch indicate Boo is overbought.
Pokerchips: I actually think there is some overlap of the products and clients - Karen Millian/Oasis/Warehouse are all competitors of TED, when it comes to TED's women's online retail offering, I'd say. However, more broadly, yes TED currently doesn't fit the BooHoo business model. But then the question becomes how much is the TED brand/Name worth, because that's all Boohoo might want in my opinion. Can't see Boo as interested at TED's current price. Might be a different story if TED goes into admin.
Ted Baker just does not fit the BooHoo business model ..IMO... and nor does their customer base ....
but then again Inditex has very differentiated brands aimed at very different age groups and prices...so..never say never
https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/ted-baker-TED/takeover?xref=shareprice_takeover
mid 70's finish? really?