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"Maybe you should quit the U.K. market and focus more on the US one? It’s been rallying since mid last year, 10-100% runners on a daily basis."

Yep. That is definitely the plan for next year. UK market is a total dog. It's also the worldwide target for manipulation. Foreign hedge funds laugh at the FCA.

I like BOO though and am building a large/longer-term position.

Copper holding up.
Not sure why Anto is up so much given the politics in Peru, but CAML and ATYM hardly moving.
Market seems to work in reverse.

FYI: Lots of AIM stocks are in a down-trend. This is not specific to BOO. In summary, the market sucks atm. Size trades accordingly and keep lots of cash on the wideline for bargains.

@mcklondon: I wonder if Warren Buffet would agree with you?

Sure, if you're trading breakouts and things like that (I've done over a 1,000 since early last year), but in a situation like this, it's not that relevant.

How many hedge funds have ever successfully run an automated and profitable strategy using TA for years at a time ? answer - ZERO.

Anybody here still bullish on gold? My feeling is that BTC has taken most of the investors. Only ones left are central banks and they move at the pace of a snail.

Wishing I had put this down down a long time ago. Absolutely no support in sight. Freefall.

Anybody now fail to see how all of these mine issues are just peripheral to the main show, which is GOLD........ CEY will fall a LOT more if gold does.

We're going to need more than that. It's looking a bit grim here.

Gold is heavily down; breakout has reversed.

FYI: I do not care if the price rises or falls in the short-term. If it fell another 20% this afternoon, I would buy more. There is no need for anybody to 'ramp' a stock like this. I'm happy to just hold it and reap the huge reward down the track as I've done literally thousands of times on other stocks...

https://www.fool.co.uk/2021/11/22/3-retail-stocks-that-could-explode-in-december/

@Amenensia: I agree 100%. One of the main reasons that I read this board, is to come across different viewpoints. Chuz's posts are valuable. I've never seen anybody here that I thought was a paid de-ramper. That's a fairytale. I was once accused of being a 'paid de-ramper' myself, by some lunatics here.

The consensus target price from 24 brokers is still 359.55p, which is 90% above the current price. There's going to be a huge surge from all the new brands they've added, then there's Debenhams beauty, which is going to bring in the premium brands.

I'm looking to double or even triple my holding, then just sit back and wait for the nice return. The company itself is rock-solid and I don't care if it pulls back a bit in the short-term as it will increase my profits even further.

@Shareshunting: "Not looking good...will be an uphill struggle to get back to £2 and above IMO.... good luck all who own boohoo shares."

You might be right, but I disagree. Furthermore, 24 brokers disagree with you, because the average target price is still 359.55p, which is 90% above the current price. There's going to be a huge surge from all the new brands they've added, then there's Debenhams beauty, which is going to bring in the premium brands.

I'm looking to double or even triple my holding, then just sit back and wait for the nice return. The company itself is rock-solid and I don't care if it pulls back a bit in the short-term as it will increase my profits even further.

I'd say that it's been one of the most boring and disappointing shares in my portfolio, but it's made me some good money trading it on occasions and I think it's going to very well, **if** the next update confirms further progress on the turnaround.

This stock tends to move in a very exaggerated way compared to the FTSE (Beta = 6.9). Without news, I expect it will fall back some more, though I'm optimistic about the effect of the next results.

I think this finally puts the $100m debt facility to bed. The company did not respond to the same question that I asked by email.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXFAKf19UlY&t=55m

Blonity: "By the way, I forgot one question about financing. I think that's important for me. In February, you announced that you have this $100m credit facility. Is this still going?"

Peter: "No. We're not going to go ahead with that. And are. It was an option that came in with the DPN deal. And then through the due diligence process. We just decided that it wasn't worth pursuing."

GEMD is now valued at a forward P/E of 4.4, while Petra is valued at forward P/E of 8.6.

GEMD is net-cash and qualifies for 7 screens in Stocko.

This makes no sense to me.

Note: I have shares in both GEMD and PDL....

That looks like a minor event in the Capita story. As unfortunate that it is, the numbers are not that great (251 people) and I expect there is more to that than meets the eye. Is there any indication it is the fault of Capita and not Court scheduling problems or other legal issues?

@Snip: Excluding anything prior to 2021, the next area where I'd expect to see some support is the buying plateau in April-May and 20 Jul - 6 Aug. It's been a continual slide since 13 Aug 2021. Without news, I expect it to continue sliding to 9p and maybe below that.

As it stands, the company is projected to make a loss for all of the 9 years that are shown in the Refinitiv/Stocko data, with 2022 projected to be the largest loss. That is not an inspiring sight for investors. Something has to change. Who wants to invest in a company that makes a loss for an entire decade?