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Bought some but paid bit high. PA clearly says no love atm for ted. Hopefully results will turn the tide.
It seems that TED has managed to grabbed a branch on its way falling down the cliff huh. Now it has temporarily stopped dropping. Hope that it can climb its way up from here......or else......lol
I'm involved in audits clients side rather than as an auditor and COVID has not really delayed anything. The tech has been very good in keeping the process flowing. The biggest problems were around trying to conduct stock takes at the very outset of the lockdown but most industrial/warehousing set ups have continued to work throughout.
A bit of an own goal here - not what is needed given the recent past. This is bad oversight / management of the audit process, informing the market of a postponement two days before their release date; doubly so as Rachel Osborne was CFO prior to becoming CEO.
Hi All,
I have recently posted a Ted Baker write up to my website ahead of results on on the 10th. Analysis of the new strategy and what to look for in the full year results. Available here: https://www.thetwentiestrader.com/post/ted-baker-investment-case-stock-market-evaluation
Yep- can't be bad now as would be misleading.
May 24 (Reuters) - Ted Baker PLC TED.L :
* TED BAKER PLC - CHANGE TO FULL YEAR RESULTS DATE
* TED BAKER PLC - PRELIMINARY RESULTS FOR 53 WEEKS ENDED 30
JANUARY, WILL NOW BE PUBLISHED ON 10 JUNE 2021
* TED BAKER PLC - CONFIRMS THAT FULL YEAR RESULTS WILL BE IN
LINE
WITH CONSENSUS EXPECTATIONS
* TED BAKER - REVISED DATE WAS DETERMINED IN DISCUSSION WITH
GROUP'S AUDITOR, AND IS A CONSEQUENCE OF DISRUPTION CAUSED BY
COVID ON AUDIT PROCESSES
* TED BAKER PLC - REITERATES ITS FY JANUARY 2023 FINANCIAL
TARGETS
Source text for Eikon: ID:nRSX5107Za
Further company coverage: TED.L
((Reuters.Briefs@thomsonreuters.com;))
In my experience, Change to full year results to date, that is not good.
I think something is a wrong or bad result.
Following these new licence agreements, Ted Baker will have 17 Retail Licence Partners and 20 Product Licence partners across the globe, extending a proven operating model that has supported the Group's success as a global lifestyle brand.
Looking forward for a re rate next week on results, the current trading is the figure that’s important going forward
Yep, just hold- should be good update.
When results drop we will be deep blue KUMS
Now.
I think the update on current trading will be ok . People have money to spend and the restaurants are now back open .And less competition on the high street
SPs work on futures, questions will be answered soon :-)
Retail shares dropping today due to the recovery not materialising as expected, retail sales on the high street are not achieving the week on week lifts expected. Hopefully a blip distracted by the opening of hospitality.
The big red flag for Ted investors is in the last results, online sales only lifted 2% LFL when most stores where closed in the peak quarter, this result was the worst in the industry. similar brands were hitting 30% - 44% growth in online sales from a similar position.
Ted as recruited some good personnel but ultimately the brand needs to be desirable to succeed, which it isn't and this is reflected in the poor performance. You can't operate in the premium or luxury end of the fashion market carrying the status of a been a chavy brand, product failure is the brands biggest failure. Another French Connection/Karen Milan?
Optimism v facts always a dilemma on a recovery play.
Good luck all.
Superdry is also down along with a number of other retailers, Covid-19 has been pushed back into everyone's minds over the past few days which in turn could impact retails sales/stores staying out - this then impacts the SP
The results will generate it's own reaction - it's know that last year was a bad year, it's more about the future - same as what happened with superdry and other retailers - Good Luck and DYOR ;-)
Lol- no one knows unless you are on the inside- but on balance indictors are positive, take advantage of the dip.
I am convinced it is being manipulated downwards. Perhaps a good omen for next week. GLA
Cannot understand dip today.Although Superdry gave up some gains today but has started to climb again.Ted is so underpriced that it will soar shortly
Results out next week, I am waiting to see the current trade numbers , up we go .
Would Tosca's recently reduced holding affect sentiment negatively ?
In the days before the results circa £3 down to £2.77 then boom. Perhaps we are seeing the same effect here?
Yes, despite poor overall figures SDRY almost doubled in days.
The results will be similar to other clothing retailers - not good, however it's the current/future update which investors are interested in and as with superdry that information was well received
The reason why the price is falling today is the increased risk to social events due to Covid-19 - until that picture is clearer/better the stock may suffer, however if that risk drops then the SP will move upwards like before
For me it's a matter of time, will it continue to improve (SP) or will it improve later on this year - DYOR ;-)