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I found previously that UK shops were expected to open at the end of May, so it's a healthy bonus to be trading early
Ted Baker, which anticipates physical stores remaining closed until the end of May, said its new ecommerce platform is on track to launch at the end of the first quarter.
Apologies, this was meant for the Centamin Board!
However, similar holds true here for my holding- product range is strong, and at this nutty low price, take-over from a next for example (which I don't want), is always a possibility which would jump the SP.
New soon here, expecting better than normal.
Management also stated a while back that they didn’t expect UK shops to reopen until May, so with them opening a month earlier than expected it’s going to mean they are in a much stronger position than they planned for.
I am not selling- for all the reasons I've been posting since the dire days of Oct2020.
Selling now to try and nick a bit here and there in this tight range could mean missing out on a sudden jump in SP- license/W.Africa news could drop any time this month and in my experience with big news the SP jumps so fast you can't catch it, especially as our SP is so low at the mo.- we have 22nd April RNS coming also and remember on the conf. call there were no issues with Q1 and most Q1 was done at that time (of course there was still more time to go, but not much). My FOMO spidey sense is far more in play here than the fear of a loss.
A fantastic rise today, my target price was 140 maybe i should have sold but it could go higher in the coming days just wonder what the top price could be.
If it gets past 150 there is no stopping the re-rate. Over 3,500 employees, a major brand name and only £200m market cap is nuts.
Attempting to get through 1.40 exciting day.
This is more like it. Come on Ted, keep going!!!....
Nice, erm, I mean, it never seems to go above £1.50...
Nice little push today............. B
Shares traded is 1.5x the 20 day average already at 10.40 am.
Long term target 300p
Yep breakout on technically and fundamentally undervalued compared to competitors.
Quarterly breakout achieved, totally agree these shares are undervalued. That's 130p broken...
It doesn't want to break past this 130p wall. Perhaps it will sit around here until the next results?
Irony is I can afford their shares but not their clothes! Still hugely undervalued in my opinion, with the demise of many other high street brands they are well positioned to pick up new customers.
Good also to see Ted Baker for kids in Next stores
https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/special-features/first-look-inside-new-next-5271212
There are obviously a number of considerations when purchasing TED shares as they are a business within the transition phases. Probably the most important consideration for me at the moment is if their fashion lines are relevant to the various age groups they are targeting, great to see TED products within this GQ edition.
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/fashion/article/best-affordable-high-street-fashion-2021
End of May will start to show their progress on the transition and hopefully building on the current share price.
Stock markets react before not during or after the event, which means it's already priced in.....Now we have to wait and see how TED will do after this terrible pandemic.
Thought these would have gone up today with the shops opening up, lot of the brewers shares are down as well, hard to work out the stock market.
I truly hope so with fingers and toes crossed....
Should be a decent day tomorrow with all the shops opening, I will be a tad disappointed if we don't.
Yes, a bit disappointed. Thought we would see more rises today but it was red again. Hope that Monday will be a better day!
Bit of a down day today which i expected, we might get a up day come Monday when shops opens up.
For some reason it can't break away from the 130s, if we can pass that and hold i think we should see a steady rise then.
Well, let's hope that NEXT will pay a good price. At least £2 per share would be great....lol
Q1 ends end of April.
Loads of items out of stock on the website at the moment, hopefully this is a good sign.
They need to start adding the occasion and work wear back onto the site soon as I’ve been looking for bits and there isn’t much on there.
Also interestingly, there was an article in the evening standard the other week suggesting TED would be a good aquisition target from next.