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Given market buoyancy.
Agreed. Amazing how fear spreads. World pressure on Putin and calming words from Fed tomorrow will keep markets on track for a year of growth. Where else are you going to put your cash. Be amazed if Tosca don’t make an offer or perhaps even Boohoo.
yesterday was a massive overreaction as seen by the end of day recovery.
Took my teenage daughters into a Ted concession in Fenwicks at the weekend, they liked some of the clothes and loved the handbags, so maybe Ted not just appealing to the 20-50 year olds now. They also liked shopping in a store again. I think Ted will make a come back even without their new fancy website
Next update due 23/2 (Q4 Trading and headline FY results) - I'd expect a Website update as well
Agree the market is looking gloomy, however good opportunity to top up (if possible)
Good Luck and DYOR ;-)
£160m mcap.
You have to wonder what is stopping TOSCA (or some other PE firm) taking this out at these kind of levels.
Might go back to the RI price.
Well underwater here alas, but will keep holding as no point selling now.
Will wait for next update.
GLA with whatever you do.
Could have sold these last week with a £600 profit now i am at a paper loss of £2000, hindsight is a great thing.
Just getting sucked down with the rest of the market.
Considering their assets alone, this price is crazy low.
Getting smashed.
Damn. Looks like this is going to take a while to get back to my average of £1.60. double damn.
This is getting ridiculous now - when is the next RNS due?
Agreed. Markets panicked a bit last week
I thought this video from the 17th summed it up perfectly and puts into perspective. We should have a good year this year
https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/singer-capital-markets-monthly-macro-update-january-2022-1a4a3ed
It’s because they were lower than this time last year when lock down measures were more stringent. But I don’t think it accounts fully for the ‘early’ shopping people did in Nov. I also agree that things should be back to normal come March.
Meant to add, December retail sales is just a blip. Give it time and sales will pick Up again as people start shopping for holidays weddings and parties
Why is everybody surprised sales at decline in December? Covid was rife, people isolating everywhere and parties cancelled so people sent stuff back or didn’t buy as much. Jan won’t be much better but won’t be any worse. Feb and Mar will pick up again, no doubt at all
Update should be good like Burberry, markets dropped this time last year due for a week or two then rocketed as people looked forward to spring and summer. What a depressing time of year. Hopefully into Feb markets will be on way up again
yes agree, looks like the general market mood is not good - not started the year that well - lots of other non-COVID related challenges; inflation, Interest Rates, US/Russia, UK Govt. etc
Hopefully the update is positive and that can drive the market (and TED) higher
Good luck and DOYR ;-)
Thanks
Pretty dramatic fall.
Shame - thought yesterday that the tide was turning.
I asked TED for the dates and that's what they sent me (Investor Relations)
Where are you getting the 23rd of Feb date from?
Cheers
looks like the Q4 Trading update is due on the Wed 23rd-Feb (5 weeks time), with the Full Year Results and Q1 Trading update due on the Thu 26th-May - I'm guessing the new Website will be ready by the Q4 update - Guess we'll have to hold tight until those dates
Hopefully by then the wider COVID picture will be better around ;)
Good Luck and DYOR ;-)
When you look at where the stock market was this time last year when we thought we were looking forward to a more positive move away from covid shares took off from now until May, we also have positive newsflow around a new website and trading update. I am hopeful we’ll be at £1.40-£1.60 worst case, £2 best case by then. Could be a great run for us now
Looks a strong appointment in a key area x and at a good time.
I topped up yesterday in the belief retail across the board will see significant positive momentum across all markets as COVID dissipates and general production and shipping settle back down. That’s the hope, anyway!
Ted Baker Appoints Best Customer, Marketing and Digital Officer
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6 hours ago
Lifestyle brand Ted Baker has announced that Jason Beckley has been appointed as the top customer, marketing and digital officer.
Beckley joined Esprit as Interim Chief Marketing Officer, responsible for the retailer’s brand, marketing, and customer team.
Beckley has also led marketing and branding strategies for Ralph Lauren, Alexander McQueen, Clarks, Jack Wills and others.
At Ted Baker, Beckley oversees retailer brands, marketing, customers and digital teams in strategy and execution, leading the company through ongoing transformation planning.
In the release, Ted Baker CEO Rachel Osborne said Beckley’s appointment and his experience would be “irreplaceable” for the company as the company transforms.
She added: “Renewing and revitalizing the Ted Baker brand is an important part of our growth strategy.”
Ted Baker Appoints Best Customer, Marketing and Digital Officer