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HOF is the main problem, and NUFC a side distraction. He'll turn it around, knows how to. Give it a couple of years, and SPD will be much higher than today.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Hi Eddie don't have time to go back over old posts. One section of old firm only invited to switch on the Christmas lights.
As an experienced investor, I don't think you bought when spd was last down at this level and things have changed since then and not for the better. Mike has a big albatross round his neck called HoF. I'll leave the offer of loans thing to Cambridge blue to respond to as he or she has more knowledge of these matters from other companies. However, I do owe a big apology to CB. I thought Mike Ashley was misunderstood. A boy from a humble background and humble education who had given the cold shoulder and then I gained the bigger picture so to speak.
" I take exception to somebody trying to reignite old religious divisions in my home city as well and it makes no commercial sense either just to get back at Rangers."
What exactly do you mean by this?
As a experience investor, i want to say these are only my views and you should do you own research in to the company as well as the board. Also only invest what you are willing to lose.
I do not see SPD being a short term investment. There are people who will trade it today and the next coming days, however most of them would be CFD traders. So if you are a share dealer, i would not recommend trading SPD in order to make a quick 2/3% as it would not be worth the risk. However if you have the oppertunity to invest for at least 6 months, then you should start to see meaningful returns.
Mike Ashley is where he is due to his insight in business and retail. Yes he has made mistakes, however it is undeniable that SPD is his baby and he will do what ever he has to make it flourish. A person who can offer 40m to Debs interest free shows you his line of thinking. He built his brand from the ground up and has been expanding his market year on year.
Finally, SPD is surviving in struggling climates and MA is aware that his online presence is not as strong as it should be. However I believe once MA has finished with merges/takeovers of rivals, he will focus on that next and the growth for SPD will be greater than ever before.
So definatley a strong buy at current price, and you shuldn't be suprised to see 10% back by new years due to the market over-reacting today.
Kully house of fraser was ailing for years. The most astute thing anybody could have done was not to buy the shares from Sir Tom Hunter, former retail guru. Having bought the shares then the best thing to have done was not to compound the error and just take the loss on the chin when they went under. The few customers HoF had left were cheesed off with the website being down for months, orders sitting in limbo and then cancelled and just generally gift card holders being mistreated. Add to that suppliers and the likes of intu telling Mike to get on his bike, Mike employing young green relatives in lofty positions and you have a recipe for disaster that could wipe out spd. I take exception to somebody trying to reignite old religious divisions in my home city as well and it makes no commercial sense either just to get back at Rangers. Just as an aside, I was talking to a chiropodist yesterday. Wealthy lady and husband with his own business, stay at Gleneagles from time to time. Just the sort of people who used to shop at HoF. She was trying to get an expensive after shave gift and gave up as the counter was not staffed. Yes can happen in other shops too. I fit the profile of that shopper and will be sticking to debs. I like quality goods but I am not prepared to pay over the odds for it.
The sp is way too low, clearly an overreaction to the 1/2 results. Expect MA to turn around things in 2nd half. For now the sp is @ bargain. MA is a retail magnate and knows how to make ££. He'll get the job done, and HOF is the problem in the group.
Brought in to this stock at the beginning of the week, clearly not the best move. However plan on holding the stock and was able to grab more today at mix prices ranging from 225-238.
Expect them to end above 230 today and then probably settle around the 250 mark till next year.
Personally this is one of my stocks that i expect big things in 2019 and hopefully a successful sale of Newcastle FC will help MA focus on his business and possible TO of Debs.
DEB could be bidding for SD at this rate of travel.
I see from the latest results that group turnover is reported as being £1.8bn
DEB group turnover is £3bn.
No wonder so many think he's preparing to bid for DEB. It would merge well with HOF and then he would be able to call the merged operation the Harrods of the High Street. Question is, how much will that cost him? He cannot bid until late Feb, I cannot see DEB shares remaining at 5.5p by then.......
Tilly I hope your loyalty and faith is rewarded. What's that Sister Christmas Sledge song called. We are family.
I sold at £6.00 and bought back in recently. This BB still knocking Mike after all these years despite increasing profits?
And remember this is the guy who doesn't want to engage with his shareholders. Pearls good luck with your Mike's gonna takeover Debenhams theory and give me lots of lovely spd shares and/or cash. I wouldn't trust Mike or Odey as far as I could throw either of them and the plan might be to take this private and rook naïve shareholders. I am definitely in the Mulder camp and would run a mile for investing in anything involving either of these two.
Tilly Tish happy with what exactly. I remember you here at £7.00 plus gushing about the great back to school range of spd. I hope it washed well and you got lots of wear out of it. I did okay to escape at those levels and I had another bash in the two up to the four but there's no divi and it looks like Mike is not the retail guru he was cracked up to be. He needs to do something radical to fare well domestically and internationally going nowhere. Ramp away.
Superdry has one string to it's bow once it goes out of favour with the young buyers it is knackered. SPD's market is across the ages.
Will this follow the likes of Superdry who issued a fall in profit yesterday and SP tanked by nearly 50%..could we see 200p at opening bell?
I'm happy with that. Keep up the good work Mike!
Ah but the sales staff can be asked to assist at Loch Lomond when Glasgow is quiet. I wonder if there is any mileage allowance paid for that but no wonder the soul was going on about having to buy £75 worth of petrol.
Glasgow, Newcastle, Oldham - customer base being mashed one region at a time...
Spd share price going nowhere following recent acquisitions of loss making companies including HoF. What if he bought something still in profit for a change which allows a foot in the door in Scandinavia but domestically Philip Green has lots of concessions within debs so you might get the bidding war you are hoping for Pearls. Trying to rub the Rangers supporters up in Glasgow with HoF is a big mistake as they make up the bulk of the population in Scotland and, apart from Rod Stewart and a few others, the gers fans account for the lion's share of all the comfortably off people in Scotland with years of inherited wealth. I would want to have them as customers and I am a Celtic fan. Playing the sectarian card went out with the Ark.
Roll on February. MA must be itching to pick up DEB's stock at such a distressed price. Perhaps DEB shareholders will be offered shares in SPD as part of the deal?
A most interesting situation is unfolding here.