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I don’t want to sound preachy, but I get concerned when I hear phrases like “I’m all in.....”. Hopefully just an inappropriate use of that phrase, because you never, ever want to find yourself all in on one share.
Boo was way oversold in my opinion, and I too am in at what I regard a very bargain price here. I also believe it has quite a bit further to go, so am holding, probably until after September 30th. But to be all in on 1 share is madness. Especially in the current climate.
Absolutely. I’m all in on BOO. My only concern is that a crash would have an impact on the shares short term and that recovery phase makes me anxious.
Remember boo is an online sales business so not effected by reduce foot fall , and if ant would benefit from more online shoppers. Remember in times of recession discount brands grow.
Remember to make more relavent comments in the future. ;)
Reminder. Unemployment has increased and the U.K. has entered recession for the first time in 12 years. The number of cases of Covid have been rising for first time in 7/8 weeks.
Meanwhile FTSE is heading up and up.
I agree Steve, the markets are very bullish, talks of vaccine. The talk of a stock market crash are gone.
Dow Jones crosses 28,000 close to before Covid and S&P close to record highs. I am worried to say the least. I’m not touching any share outside of BOO.
If there is one thing you can learn from history, is that the market dosent crash went everyone thinks its going to crash.
The predicted Dow Jones crash doesn't worry me too much regarding the FTSE & Aim markets as our markets seem to have underperformed most global markets post covid, impact should be limited on UK markets. It will be interesting to see what the correction is on the Dow Jones as it does seem to be extremely overvalued v fundamentals.
Yeh not too concerned about Dow per se. Maybe a correction on tech but maybe not. Long term (10 years), diversify and take profit if you do get some quick gains if prob the best view atm.
I'm guessing from your post that wasn't the response you had in mind or were looking for :)
No bother - just pick up some BOO stock and Ur in to win :)
Recession favours discount brands big win for Boo hoo
Bring it on. Should favour BOO.
As will the below. Shops at risk of re-closure. All of shoppers spend into BOOs Lap
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-pm-says-it-is-a-national-priority-to-get-all-pupils-back-to-school-in-september-12045538
Yeah I share the same concern. Strangely the US markets are actually on par with the levels of pre covid - although it is being propped up substantially by the successes of big tech - many other industries, predominantly tourism and leisure are not disproportionately overvalued. I have a little punt on the Ishares clean energy ETF as i see the clean energy sector booming in a post covid era
Dow Jones steamed past 27,000 and heading closer towards 27.5 and eventually 28.
Unemployment has dropped and the forecast for next week is another stock market rally, the trillion dollar companies are looking formidable meanwhile the fed is printing non stop.
Unless this is all completely over my head, this is a massive bubble due to burst.