Member Info for Bablake

Keepcalm...
"lots of us on here have bought and sold at the right time on this stock, boohoo has been a real winner and I have turned over 100% in the last 12 months..."
Yes, Keepcalm, that's what I have done - nipped in and nipped out. I have made considerably more than 100%. Not boasting because I pretty much grabbed about £30 - £60 a day while the trajectory was going in the right direction.
As for being a real winner, yes it was for me too, but SP, like I said, is going nowhere.
"... many more will say the same" They may well do, but again, like I said, stock is going nowhere.
"So your negative view is an opinion that is not entirely correct..." That's an oxymoron my friend.
"Are you invested if not get in and stop griping."
Have been doing what you have been doing, in and out and taking a few quid here and there, but at the moment the trajectory is negative, so, at the moment I'm not in.

all this talk of gaining... there is no gain, and there hasn't been for a while.
It's catch up all day long.
US investments? Yep they've rocketed the stock haven't they!
Proffer all you like guys - the stock is worth no more than it was a year ago.

I may well be missing something here but why on earth would the appointment of an auditor raise the stock?
Aberdeen Standard's dumping of this stock is the main cause of stagnation, admittedly auditor departure was also to blame.
But until a big investor jumps on-board, this stock is going nowhere.
Surely that's common sense?

Mdoggg25
Yes, get where you're coming from but...
1. Authenticity of site... it does exist but provides no evidence in terms of citations etc.
2. What percentage of the 46.3% fell into the demographics of BooHoo?
3. Poundland? regardless of how they are doing (not so good I believe) there is no correlation.
4. Instagram... "Saghian understands that influencer marketing is changing. He says it’s dead and the new algorithm on Instagram has made it less impactful." Reference Fashion Nova owner on WWD.com
For reasons that are abundantly clear to all, on-line purchasing, in all sectors, will become the norm.
Boo was booming, one of the relatively big fishes in a small pond... sadly, they will very soon find themselves to be the minnows in a very big sea. Covid or no Covid. The deal breaker is ethics, Boo have failed big time. They, and anyone who matters, fully know this. That's why sp is what it is.

Big 4 want nothing to do with Boo. (They are all under very close scrutiny - with good reason, reputations are dwindling slowly but surely)
BDO are clean up specialists.
They have picked up on all the errors of the big 4 and now have a rapidly rising reputation for disaster recovery. They go beyond simple audit.

Of course it is Slipperz. Just wanted opinion on the favourites to take over as auditors.

BDO... any thoughts ?

My thoughts, and nothing more!
I don't think average share prices over any given period dictate what an offer price will be.
A 2.7 will give percentages of premiums relative to: the last closing price prior to RNS, the closing price prior to first purchase of AA shares by Pincus et al, and volume-weighted averages for the preceding 3 and 12 months.
It really doesn't matter how high the share price is currently, or how high it has ever been.
I think if we were to see a 2.7 in the morning we would be looking at at 60 - 70% premium on todays close of 28.3 pence (major holders will not accept less)
I use my own metrics that are pretty difficult to explain.
Like I said, my thoughts, and nothing more.

On a side note, if you have a few dollars to spare, I think Amarin is very ripe for the picking despite recent court loss. DYOR

Keepalm... on-board with that - The 2% in 12 months, however, and please don't get me wrong, I have a sneaky feeling that sp will dive on next results day because all (but not true) value will be built into sp prior. A wise man might want to take whatever profit a while before close on the day before... perhaps buy back in after the drop?

hln... You're right. Any tradesman will tell you the same. Chippy getting mad with a piece of wood never ends well

Mdoggg25
I like your posts too!
I would however disagree with the "intellect on this site" comment.
That said all is good.

Pmoran1969
I actually enjoy reading your posts. Light-heartedly, without any offence intended and whilst having no wish to court controversy, I see you as either an out of work or retired correspondent.
I like it mate... more of the same please. Good stuff.

Not a penny more. 272 is spot on.

Would be surprised if the renewed offer exceeds £2
Historically speaking it is not worth a penny more.

CEOAdam, Yes, well said.
A takeover by one party would take months... because we have a joint venture it will, naturally, take longer.
I will be happy with anything over 28p. (of course I hope for at least double that)
Thing to watch in my opinion, is the sell off of the financial arm... the value of which will no doubt help with the purchase offer. I believe before an offer is made, an agreement will have been made in selling off the insurance business ?

Phil my crack in, I agree with you. Problem is, it's just not reflecting in the share price.

retrosec
BOOM? My 4rse!
Since that post, where are you now?
I'll tell you where you are... dropping like a balloon full of water.
Before posting your drivel, please pay attention to detail... If not, you will continue to get the usual zero responses to your posts. Harsh, I know, but very true,

Newguy
Let's be clear. My daughter opened this account and espoused.
Mother happened upon her proffering's and decided that correction was required.
As in, think about the consequences before deciding it might be good fun to jump straight into the sea from a cliff without thinking about what might lay below.
You say..." As for 'easily copied' yes the model could be, as could a lot of things, it doesn't mean the success could be as well, at least not in the short to medium term largely due to the ground already covered."
Very interesting point. The company are making bucket loads... But what are the stock holders making?
Jack S.

AIM4
Your concentration seems to be based on stock price. as such you are correct.
Absolutely right also when you mention Aldi and Lidl.
Tesco and Sainsbury didn't see them coming on so fast and strong, did they?
Tesco (ASOS) Sainsbury (BooHoo)... Who might Aldi and Lidl be?

Newguy
"until recently this account was being run by somewhat immature daughter.
Ambitious and keen to proffer what she believed to be authorative, yet overheard conversations.
Dad has now taken over. Lessons being taught sir"