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London shopper footfall this week soared +60% to +125% YoY. Shop rents (costs) are -30% cheaper. Vaccinated shoppers have billions of pounds of saved cash and are ready to binge. After a year of slobbing out in trackies, people will want to dress up smart. Lots of strong market tailwinds for TED.
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/leisure-retail/hammerson-brent-cross-shopping-footfall-b930053.html
Morning all, genuine question. After begin continually disappointed by Boo id like to diversify elsewhere. Have i missed the boat here or would this be a good long term hold. Thank you.
Ted and Look have massive potential I agree, def multi baggers from good businesses
Some good tips thanks all, will take a look.I’m in and out of AFC. Has massive potential but market cap very high for where it is in its life cycle. One for the bedroom draw, take out again in a few years. If only we were dealing in paper it would be so much easier lol
Lookers is already up +300% in a few months and the online car revolution has only just begun. LOOK can be a millionaire-maker. Cazoo is pushing car-dealer valuations into the billions. Cinch, Driverama or Carvana will need to spend billions to keep up.
TED also looking to have huge upside potential here. A £50m EBITDA in 2022 and similar rerating to Dr Martens, a China fashion boom, NXT hovering like a vulture, will send TED to £4-6 in a flash.
TED + LOOK = boom...
Robert - I am also in Rolls Royce, Foxt and Mccolls too. Also, just sold Bab****, Sound Energy, Bakkaover and GSK in recent rise. Life cannot get better at the moment!!
For me, Saga, Rolls Royce, Foxtons, Mccolls, Ted (obviously!)
My current recovery stocks are Ricardo, Greencore, Superdry, Ted, Costain, Hammerson, 7Digital, RPS, Centrica, Revolution Bars, Boohoo, BAE, Saga, Hiscox and a few others. There are some brilliant businesses for discounted sp currently available!
New or old LOOK, Ted's still a far better share at this time. I can see the car market shrinking post covid, as the old commuter works from home. Most people will have more saving than ever if they haven't done up the garden, so a premium brand and product like Ted should profit from an expanding customer base. Less competition the high street too.
You're thinking of the "old" Lookers... You need to view it as the "new" Lookers... Lookers (LOOK) today is 5 times bigger than Cazoo online... Cazoo is about to float its IPO for £5 billion... Lookers' current marcap is just £0.3 billion... Cazoo, Cinch, Driverama and Carvana have billions and billions ready for takeovers... Lookers owns 7% of the whole UK car market and 10-15% of the online segment... The upside potential for Lookers is huge.
Back to TED -- closing near the daily high. The highs are getting higher. Punching thru the 155-160p resistance line. All bullish signs.
My tip to you would be to move all your money from Lookers into Ted. Lookers has already recovered to pre-pandemic levels and it only makes 1% profit, plus dividends(?) which isn't good enough for me. Huge upside with Ted like you say. The only issue with spotting opportunities on the top risers list is that you're always late to the party, but better late than never i suppose.
Until Ted rose to the top of the leader board today I had no idea what a massive opportunity this share is. Ted are selling products on all the major online retailers now and as people start going out again to parties and holidays Ted should take off like a rocket. It’s a great brand and still very much in fashion. The share price should be multiple times higher. Lookers and Pendragon are other such opportunities, is anybody happy to share their tips too?