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73p
bought 10000 target 100p
Think about shares like this if you wasn’t in Ted now would you buy some at these prices.
The markets are in turmoil just sit on your hands for 12 months is my advice.
why would you sell now if you think it might only drop to 73p? after fees you won't be much better off selling at 77p to buy back at 73p.
Yes it's slipped below 80 support. 73p on the books again? Not sure if it will, looks like it, finger hovering on sell.
down she goes!
I thought the bidding process was over. not been keeping up to date with it all. 80p might turn out to be a bargain!
sp been to low 70s before now. don't rule that out or a little lower.
the report is out but it is very vague on the sale bids.
otherwise its all an improvement on last year and no dividend again.
I believe annual report due today
closed under 80p. bout some.
Valuation aside, price action looks pretty good at 80p again. I've just bought a little and hope to ride the bounce back again. Timed it very right last time, unfortunately didn't put enough in.
"Do you think most people are worried about the macro conditions I don’t think so the only people who are work for financial cartels and they know tight margins mean low dividend yields to line they pockets with"
Most people don't, but if they did they wouldn't be sitting on heavy losses this year. The smart trading money started moving into value at the back end of last year.
I think you might have missed the boat.There were three offers for the group one that was never announced befor they went into the formal sale procedure.I amagin the one they picked was going to give them nearer than they wanted but pulled out.We have not had a further report yet as to where they are.All reatilers turnover is going up currently and is quite resilient with the exception of the likes of Asos and Boohoo.Ted has a variety of income streams and is currently trading at about half where it was last year before the start of the rcovery shown in their last set of figures so instead of being overvalued it is highly undervalued
Do you think most people are worried about the macro conditions I don’t think so the only people who are work for financial cartels and they know tight margins mean low dividend yields to line they pockets with
Yes and Ted's got the unfortunately mix of being reliant on consumer and profits all in the future. A lethal combination under the current macro conditions.
I'm looking for a re-entry point but I think this has some way to drop yet.
The main concern being two parties sale offers have now been arranged but not managed to complete so what is under the hood that we are not seeing?
I see on the latest sale RNS it is not being linked to the DD so perhaps just not the right time or appetite for this type of acquisition.
Its just generally gloom for all stocks at the moment, chill out and come back in 12 months.
Ted only recently gave an update and it was good .A story of recovery.Asos and boohoo are only internet based whereas te has shops,wholesale and royalties.Today is an odd day as retail sales in general have been holding up well.But because of these two internet companies all have taken a gigantic hit today .when people realise this there will be a bounce back.As I said yesterday the high returns of boohoo and asos are the main cause of margin loss,which includes the length of time it takes to resell,which is speedier when you have a retail network
I hope i am wrong about this. But not looking good for TED. Asos, Boohoo announcement caused a drop. Do you expect TED to report a better financial update? Chances seem slim, which would mean a further share price drop on top of the drop today. Hope not though. All the best
Yes returns have given Boo Hoo a massive problem, i would value Ted at about 140-150 fair value.
Sorry I don ot how you can compare the two.Boo traded well during the pandemic but as everything has openened and their products they are now going downhill as will their profits due to the increased amount of returns etc.Wheras Ted survived the pandemic and is turning things round and its shops are now open and getting good growth figures with increased margins which will hit the bottom line.I know where I would prefer my money in.By the way they turned down an offer of aeround 140p per share
With all due respect, but this company's share price is overvalued. I expect a further drop in the stock price. Lets be real, if boohoo stock is 60ish pence, a company which makes over a billion pound in revenue each year and the market cap is approx £1B, then this stock is definitely overvalued given the small amount of revenue and negative net profit it makes each year.