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I had tickets to a comedy event - but it got cancelled due to coronavirus - so I come here now to listen the your comments downbutnotout - you make me smile - more please it's comedy gold!
Unless of course you don't want to buy at 80p because you know the stock isn't worth more than that. In which can't what are you doing? Think about it people.
tweedledum and tweedledee go get a room. in fact since you both invested in BOO post there instead.
The ted army is strong - you are good for a laugh that's for sure. What exactly does that mean. Are you defining strength as the ability to hold onto stock in decline with no hope of reprieve? That doesn't make sense to me. Id say get out now and re-evaluate. I'm the unlikely event it recovers maintains to 80p you would can pile on for the ride ahead. It's more likely to fall and you can buy back in. With the 10%-20% value saving in the bag to reinvest. Holding makes no sense at the moment. It's not a smart play.
Ted is dead. aim for 50p and stick it in the bottom drawer.
we know you said already.
ocean taking every op. to dish Ted. its what we expect. Ted army is strong though.
Yes I moved to BOO - up significantly far superior option.
SP found its footing again? hopefully heading for a leg higher now.
any BOO deserters here?
71.34p paid. very low volume esp. for a monday.
in the news today. washing dirty laundry in public. lets hope it puts a floor under the SP.
Accounting for the Short-Term Lease under IFRS 16, a right of use asset worth £9.2 million will be reflected on Ted Baker's balance sheet, along with an associated lease liability of £9.2 million.
- Ted Baker has the option to sign an agreement for a lease of part of Bowline until 1 June 2021.
- If the option is exercised, the lease of Bowline would last for 10 years from the commencement of Ted Baker's occupation. Following an initial 21-month rent-free period, an annual rent of up to £4.2 million (based on likely square footage required) would apply and be reviewed at the end of the fifth year (the "Long-Term Lease").
- If Ted Baker does not exercise its option over the Long-Term Lease, the Short-Term Lease will expire on 31 March 2023, or on 3 months' notice after 1 June 2022.
- Ted Baker is also entitled to a rent-free period on Bowline equating to a capital sum of £8.0 million. If the Group exercises its option on the Long-Term Lease, it will benefit from this sum of £8.0 million which will be catered for, following expiry of the 21 month rent-free period under the Long-Term Lease, by way of a discounted rent over the remaining period of the first five years of the 10-year term. If the Group does not exercise its option over the Long-Term Lease, this will be paid as a cash sum on the expiry of the Short-Term Lease and vacant possession of the Property being granted to the Landlord.
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/ted_baker/rns/regulatory-story.aspx?cid=898&newsid=1381069&culture=en-GB UBB
SO..with all the Head Office job losses...does this mean that the "long term" lease may not be taken up ??
71p paid. go on ted.
I think there may well be a morning AGM statement - probably relating to the jobs news and latest trading , given the press speculation... best provide the statement than have dozens of people asking for clarity...
Bonuses are merky things - given that you do wonder what exactly is expected from a salary and what is "over and above" that expectation
put away the life boats dude. its not sinking! 70p regained. come on TED BIG push now!!
" Marks & Spencer to cut 950 jobs in latest Covid-19 blow to high street, Nearly 70 more closures are to come, affecting hundreds more jobs. "
in The Guardian---may have knocked confidence here I suspect
"AGM tomorrow!"
Perhaps there's some general anxiety about any bad news which may come alongside the AGM - in previous years they have released a trading update at the same time. However, given the open offer and other related activity, they may not this time.
BIG push now TED. lets see you gain the 74p level. i'll be happy if we close there today. yes its a 2p drop on friday's close but still a good close.
3084 shares were sold at 68.32p and i was able to buy 10k at 68.96p. go figure. MM tree shake must be.
AGM tomorrow!
reduced a wee bit at 74.5p as i expected a little retrace.
jeez i just popped out for 5 mins and i came back to 69p. had to be quick but i bought back 10k shares i sold last week.
Well, wasn't expecting to see these prices again, but hey ho.
Had similar thoughts about what you're saying about Exec bonuses and so on.
By the thoughts of the top executives trying to more bonus gives me the thought that there is a real belief that they can change the profitability of this company around. Cutting these jobs is a step in the right direction.
I was here dude...just don’t want to be there again lol...squeaky bum time
You should've been here at 60p the other day mate, this is fine