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Narrative and sentiment can turn stocks to the positive very quickly.

1 metre social distancing, lockdown easing, air bridges and positive progress on vaccines and treatment could all be in the limelight in days.

Spain are open from 21st June.

There will be plenty of funds that will be filling their boots at these prices.

Too much liquidity looking for places to invest.

The travel sector is where you will see the biggest gains in the coming weeks and months. No one will want to miss out on that and it will shoot to 3.50 as quick, if not quicker than last time once sentiment turns.

Shares go and shares go down.

Boo is prone to large swings in price which is why it's a great share to trade. And for long term holders a nervous one. Why so many passionate postings on here.

People Power

Can we have a cut and paste company profile on Victoria's Secret please.

Minkham

No offence but your asking questions like that and making financial decisions based on chatter on a message board you really should not be investing.

When is a good time to buy? What's your time frame? If you need to make a profit by next week its anyones guess. Will it be higher than it is now in 6 months. More than likely. If there is no 2nd wave/hard brexit/any other unforeseen event.

I thought it went down when somebody posts a "negative" or "de-ramping" comment so people sell and then we can buy their shares cheap?

The worry is BOO are a big company with plenty cash in the bank. So just like with the TAX man or the FCA would they are worth going after.

They sold?

They not read People powers post? He gonna lay giant if they have.

I'd like to see 10% before I get back in. Though reluctant till I see the trading update. Will be the first one in the covid era.

What price are you looking for Vexis and you still feel confident about a company you feel is fiddling the books?

PP

Ref my previous posts, I invite people to have a look. They may find they are measured and are opinions on how, in the short term, factors may effect BOO. Longterm my opinion is it's going up.

The reason your constant ramping and blind faith is dangerous is you cant seem to appreciate that every investor has a different financial aim or timeframe. Not everyone is looking to buy and hold forever!! They may have a figure in mind. It maybe they are using funds from elsewhere.

If you were a longterm holder it begs one simple question????

Why do you care what it's doing on a day to day basis??? If your not looking to sell for a long time what difference does today's price matter? If you have any experience in the stock market you would understand that the fundamentals always come through.

Now do yourself a favour, hold the stock if that's what you want to do for as long as you wish and save your blood pressure and stress levels and do something better with your time than endlessly shot down any who things this stock might be 5p cheaper in the short term.

People Power

You also said not to sell when it was £3.60 or so. If people took your advise you would have cost them money.

Ramping is as toxic as de ramping.

Stocks go up and they go down. Let people make their own choice.

Could see this drop to an attractive price.

With retail opening up with expected sales to get rid of stock, good weather, and few places for youngsters to socialise/flirt.....could see some short term pressure and less online traffic.

PP

I dont think that last message was aimed at me as I've consistently said it's going to make you money if you hold just a matter of how much, as in when you bought in.

Comments may influence people, but they are weak holders. If it's not something they read on here something else will make them jittery. Do you not think people read and hear news from other sources?

On the flip side, not so much on this stock, but people could continue to buy a stock with money they cant afford because it's being endlessly ramped and may lose the lot. Been plenty of those on AIM. Whilst I dont think it would happen with BOO, I would be arrogant to think it cant.

Hence DYOR, as cringe as it makes me to say it. I use these boards, seldomly, 70 or so posts in 8 years I think. Used to be on Thisismoney. The reason I post, generally is to make what I am thinking known, to have my opinion/theory challenged or endorsed.

I've been trading stocks for 20 years, and one thing Ive learned is I'm by no means an expert so there is my disclaimer.

Hope the suns on everyone, literally and with health and let us all catch a few pounds. GLA.

Short term trading V Long term hold.......

Shall we chat about politics/religion next haha

PP

I seriously do not think my views, or anyones on here have any impact on the share price of any stock.

To a long term trader, my or anyones views, short term movements, the impact on sales due to weather, Covid 19, shouldn't matter.

On this stock the long term holders will win on this stock. I'm overwhelmingly bullish on this stock, and rarely looked at trading anything else. I wouldn't have the b4lls or stupidity/skill to short this stock.

For the moment, as in the last few years, short term trading has suited my overall investment strategy. Even the directors have topped slices in the past, nice to actually have the money in your hands or invest elsewhere.

Any negativity, which is unintentional, anyone may see from my posts are from a short term trader.

Have a cracking weekend, ;)

Further more, yes great time to drive customers in as next temporarily shut down.

When retail stores open up, I think alot of youngsters be hanging out in town/shopping centres/malls in the USA. No bars open for a while, where else to check out the talent?

They wont abandon boo, of course not but temptation to spread their wages/unemployment benefit elsewhere.

I am not being critical, just not resting on my laurels of the success I've had with this stock. And nor do I believe BOO would rest on their laurels. Hence their continuing march taking market share.

I dont think they have been a roaring success during covid time, simply because vivid time ain't over. I'm taking 2020 social and travel calender as being written off. And I'm on full pay, making extra disposable income on the markets.

The longer any sort of lock down continues the bigger impact to the recession.

I've been trading stocks for 20 years, in a recession I see BOO being resilient, target market etc.

I will be back in but not right now at this price.

"It may be driven with up expectations but just not enough time/date of how they will do in this climate to warrant above 3.50".

What I meant to say here, not enough time or data in the last RNS covering the lockdown period to provide any guidance on what trading will look like if lockdown at any level continues.

Which is why there are no forward guidance figures.