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Seems to have a bad case of the comparatives just like the previous one. Please just give me the figures !
Great prospect here then... I had hoped there would be a further little uplift Today based on the retail recovery, but maybe another notch up will occur pre close..
Now highest on record. According to the bbc, now 30 percent. £3 for every £10 spent. Looking good, not long now for next, john lewis etc to start selling SOS
Slow, but steady, climb.
PIs need to hold with it.
I bought into the potential, so far so good
4 to 5 million revenue, market 24 million. About 5 times the revenue, I think that's about reasonable.
I sold here because I checked the revenue and it was quite low. Surprisingly low. It’s quite clear business is booming and sales are increasing however I was worried that the market cap Is slightly too high for the revenue. Does anyone disagree?
SOS doing well. :) Hopefully, this will get back to a 20 to 25p in the coming months.
Next dropped BooHoo.
This company is smashing it. Online, debt down, sales up, big contracts. Hold for gold as they say
Anyone got pail Scott’s breakdown on this, currently don’t have access to a pc and this website works better on the mobile phone?
In the next few months their products will be sold in NEXT stores. I see a lot of upside to this SP if you wait a bit.
im out, cant see this hitting 15p now
''Cash at 30 June 2020 remained broadly flat at £4.4m, showing only a very marginal decrease since 31 April 2020.'' oops doesn't give me great confidence in this company. Basic proof reading error. However, i can see decent some upside potential.
well let's hope there is the interest today to kick through 13p, that seems to be where the resistance is. 2x av volume so far today. Game on....
Tex.
20 to 25p is about where I see the SP for now.
looks like an interesting prospect, went for a small punt given result and mcap. Volume and activity seem to be mounting at the moment. Not sure about the ticker though :-)
let's see, GLA.
it'll be more helpful if you'd give a time frame for your rather loose statement.
Bounces between comments on Q1 and Q2 in a way designed to put a shine on a bad Covid and marketing situation.
This is going back to 30p and then up from there
breaks out today - been at these levels for a long time now
Online is the way to go, everyones focused on Brown Group, this is still due a big rise i reckon, with boo getting bad press, customers should gravitate here
Huge update that
That looks to be a very good trading update to me, given the background environment of Cov. Just need the market too agree.
I’m expecting another bit of upward mobility in the coming weeks as sentiment and general confidence strengthens. Signs are that online retailers have held up reasonably well in the circumstances and SOS was doing well before Covid, so it should get back into its stride fairly quickly.