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A sudden realisation that TED is in a weak position which could get much worse and that they are higher opportunity Lower risk stocks out there. Wouldn't want to be caught holding these right now
Have you sold out DBNO? It's in the 80s and you're not posting every 5 minutes, what gives?
its spreading now in Hong Kong.
Ignore past post, it literally states on lse that the volume of shares bought was lower than the volume sold (forget £ amount), so how does that work?
£180K more buys than sells on 633K volume? That's an average spread of 28p, and there hasn't been that much swing in the sp today, maybe the MMs took a whole load of stock in preparation for the £1 party! Im taking over DBNOs role of blind optimism in his absence
" more sells than buys today by quite some margin and ended up 4%,"
ignore all that...meaningless.... it only "suggests" that because the sellers were asking more and the buyers had to pay more to take them off their hands , hence the rise ..the buyers thought if they didnt buy they would have to keep paying more ..market chasers probably ..but in effect there were equal buyers and sellers ..just the price they offered changed
more sells than buys today by quite some margin and ended up 4%, seems like a good sign to me!
In fact, a quick check suggests they've held the position since Jan, but yesterday increased it by 0.10% - hardly an earth shattering move on their part.
Yep and a small short position isn't a reason for PIs to be fearful.
It's quite possible they're holding a long position as well.
Not an uncommon practice, as it goes some way to mitigate the potential losses either way.
Open short position increased
Boris Johnson briefed UK business leaders on Monday to expect a 2nd Wave with cases rising in 2 weeks.
I don't share your pessimism. I think a second wave is possible, but the country is in a totally different place now regarding knowledge of, and mitigation against the onslaught of the virus. Companies will pivot towards more successful sales avenues - TED has the cash to do this and in some respects has already begun the transition. As for BOO, I agree, the growth potential is huge. I stepped out today at around 270, because I believe it will fall back a bit towards the end of this week - at which point I'll be back in. If, indeed is does fall back - it may not just yet.
If you thought things were speculative before - brace your for a 2nd wave of coronavirus? This is going to bankrupt a big chunk of companies. I'd be looking at BOO right now - the power of online mopping up sales from a high street shopper exodus.
I think we're in for the long haul. However, 80 is being pressed hard today.
We may yet break through it and remain so.
Can't really see a way back to the 60s, as Darren mentioned.
His/her comment re retail being dead is slightly odd given his interest in BOO (of which I was a holder, until today) - they're far from the same, but BOO is proof that online retail is far from dead. I also, think given the opportunity - people - but particularly women (where TED is strong) will want to regain the experience of shopping in person.
Comfortably back in the high 70s again, this thing cannot hold onto any decent gains, it's infuriating
Square point have increased their short position to 0.6%. They will probably see the light soon and buy back which should help propel this over 100. We are probably about 6 months away from a vaccine and when this happens a percentage of people will revert to shopping on their feet rather than sofa surfing. No doubt the government will promote it as exercise and will tax online sales giving people an incentive to go shopping. I am sure the patient will be rewarded here. Imho
I wonder whether it's something to do with better than expected results from Next. Whilst the two are far from apples and apples, Next results provide some indication of the sector's performance in overlapping areas. Just some thoughts really.
Good to see the push through 80 though.
Trading Update fron NEXT today has given this an uptick, I think
Recommend reading that Update
Any news its started to move up a bit and looks like it normally goes up by 10% when it slowly stats going like that is there any inside news or outside news which is triggering this anyone has any idea.... please share
finished flat on the day at bang on 77p.
Easy to do - harder to do well.
The trend to online sales will be permanent as a result of changed shopper habits in the pandemic.
its just an online website selling branded clothing? not much barrier to entry. but online if growing more so during covid.
Established online platform
Good sales growth
Better debt levels
what about Boo?
BOO