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Yes, it's pretty clear that the market has given up on Superdry as a PLC. . . .😳
Garydiv:Lucky you didn't have any spare money to purchase shares in PFC @ 20 pence 🙄 As you are an expert:Please let us know where you are invested now 😉
Anyone seen or heard from Noob 🤣🤣🤣
Morning Sheltie,
Kenty or was it the German pronunciation??
Well like many other false prophets who bang the drum 🥁 have made their little profits and moved on.
Where did K3NTY go??! He ramped this to death and then sold up and disappeared, as soon as he realised that it was in fact, doing the exact opposite to every ramp that he had written! This company ended up going down faster than the Titanic; in fact, maybe it should be re-named 'HMS JD' ready for when he delists it?!!
Fordy88 - correct but it's market becomes so illiquid that off-loading you shares, becomes FAR less easy
StockCheque, I'm afraid to say you are showing a lack of understanding if you believe auditors value companies! Clues in the name, they audit the financial statements.
Delisted from the LSE doesn't mean you can't sell them. I read somewhere the other week that Superdry would appoint a broker to deal with sales/purchases of the shares once delisted. I'm no expert on it but I know it's been done many many times before with other companies.
Because its against the law ???
Well if JD does shaft us all then why not 'Dine and Dash' at all his restaurants as a protest:-)
StockCheque - Utter - disingenuous - rubbish
You’re only in loss or profit when you sell….. ummm how would you sell SD shares if they are not listed ?
Another average down for me, thanks Mr Market.
Once this is private it will get a quick rerating by the Auditor to multiples of the current MCap, and boom, I'm back in profit overnight.
All have a whip in and put an offer in.
Just to inform you. Yahoo said +30% then later. 10mins into trade, down -18%. Pile of Crap.
Morning Suoerdryers....
Bottom fishers still feeding???
Down the worm hole ☹️☹️
100notout,
Diamonds, a mans best friend :)
Sorry wrong thread.
Yahoo says up 30%??
Is this true?
Recovery of a 118.74 Carat Type II White Diamond
What makes you say it will be rescued? By whom?
I think so too even though I am not fond of JD.
Could be a major rerate
Totally crazy. Bonkers. Out of their tiny minds!
I heartily echo the sentiments of some on this blog to remain level-headed when investing. If anyone is thinking of ploughing money into Superdry they can't afford to lose then please just walk away.
But surely the crusade to save us all from self-inflicted folly should have commenced when the share price was seven pounds rather than seven pence.
The crash - if you like - has happened. A slice of the same Superdry pie has become that much more affordable. And so the potential reward for investors that much more attractive.
While I don't possess the mesmerising brilliance of some who simply assert what will happen next, I do perhaps possess the wisdom to realise that predicting the future with any degree of acurracy is beyond the reach of us all.
For me, the JD-factor makes Superdry interesting. The CEO is possibly both the company's biggest asset and its biggest achilles' heel.
A little too close to the company for comfort and a roadblock to a potential bid: yes. But his multi-million pound investment means that his interest in keeping the company afloat is perfectly aligned with mine. And if he really can persuade landlords to accept lower rental payments then his skillset is arguably one that is worth preserving.
Building a ladder, if it happens, may take time. But a sensible, calculated investment in Superdry, with money you can afford to lose, does not seem crazy to me. Far from it.
Just be aware of the snakes.