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If you thought things were speculative before - brace your for a 2nd wave of coronavirus? This is going to bankrupt a big chunk of companies. I'd be looking at BOO right now - the power of online mopping up sales from a high street shopper exodus.
I don't share your pessimism. I think a second wave is possible, but the country is in a totally different place now regarding knowledge of, and mitigation against the onslaught of the virus. Companies will pivot towards more successful sales avenues - TED has the cash to do this and in some respects has already begun the transition. As for BOO, I agree, the growth potential is huge. I stepped out today at around 270, because I believe it will fall back a bit towards the end of this week - at which point I'll be back in. If, indeed is does fall back - it may not just yet.
Boris Johnson briefed UK business leaders on Monday to expect a 2nd Wave with cases rising in 2 weeks.
its spreading now in Hong Kong.
Have you sold out DBNO? It's in the 80s and you're not posting every 5 minutes, what gives?
A sudden realisation that TED is in a weak position which could get much worse and that they are higher opportunity Lower risk stocks out there. Wouldn't want to be caught holding these right now
Lol what a thing to say on an up day, I guess even a broken clock is right twice a day
UK Health Secretary now confirms 2nd wave of coronavirus - further. New restrictions to be announced
BBC news must have missed that headline ocean, you posting all this on boohoo board too? Why just TED? You're a very odd individual, but thanks for the deramps, it's important to have balance
Other news outlets exist - have a look.
BOO isn't positively correlated with economic or viral disaster as it is a high value on trend online business. If anything it's is negatively correlated in that if conditions get worse Boohoo will do better as a high growth low cost business.
Oh and I have commented on the 2nd wave on the boo thread, as above.
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So ramping your holding in BOO and deramping here? OK. Thanks.
Nah just favourite a high prospect and Lower risk stock. It's. No brainer. If you like the finer things in life - sound. But November en-masse redundancies will hammer consumer spending just before Christmas. Lower cost more popular products will be in growing demand