Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Not sure why I didn’t do it before, but I have finally filtered out Kallu… I feel so liberated and free. Would advise everyone else to do this too. He’s literally getting paid to sit here and write garbage in these forums and I’ve got no more time for it.
There has been a trend where the prices usually goes up in the few weeks before results, then dips once RNS released. Hoping this will be the time where the trend is reversed and we start to fly past 400. With a good set of results along with an ESG update, I think this could be possible. Good luck all.
Interesting mention in the article of competition from Shein. What winds me up is the UK press making a massive deal of boohoo’s suppliers underpaying staff in Leicester… where a company like Shein is allowed to operate in the UK within minimum hassle (whilst their workers are probably making clothes in Chinese concentration camps). Guess it doesn’t matter to the UK people if it’s all happening abroad?
I don’t think they had to as it it was below threshold. This is a huge increase and clearly shows confidence in the company pre results. Love how kallu and co. try and change the conversation off from this onto something completely irrelevant. Honestly kallu find something better to do with your life mate instead of posting in here. Surely you don’t get paid enough to waste your time in here posting this garbage?
Having been in and out of boohoo for a few years now, I’ve come to realise when is a good time to buy (and when potentially it might not be). Right now, is a good time. It’s pretty much the same price as it was in 2017 and the business has grown a LOT since then. Obviously it’s not without risks, but especially in the run up to sept results, I would 100% rather be in BOO at this price, than risk it and not be in it
I have to admit, Kallu doesn’t always talk absolute garbage… however one thing everyone can agree on is that his posts have absolutely nothing to do with BOO and that there is no specific reason why he wastes his time on this board. If you are getting paid to do this, surely there must be better ways to make money?
Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) made a host of initiations across the European apparel sector. Oddly, the number crunchers there appear to like the UK groups on its shopping list.
So, it has kicked off with ‘buy’ ratings on online pace-setters ASOS (LON:ASC) and Boohoo (LON:BOO) with price targets of £54 and £4 respectively.
It also backs for success the bricks and mortar chains of Marks & Spencer (LON:MKS) and Next (LON:NXT), which it reckons are worth £1.95 and £92 respectively.
The only homegrown stock it wasn’t all-out positive on was AB Foods (LON:ABF), the owner of the Primark clothing group. It has initiated coverage on ABF with a ‘hold’ call and a £22 price target.
As long as BOO keep on smashing their numbers (which they always do)... I have zero worries about this stock. At the end of the day, the target market they go for, could not care about anything else and ultimately that's all that matters. The share price hasn't moved much in the last few years... however the business has grown substantially. All bad press is starting to stop and we are making huge strides with ESG related projects. Im predicting a rise towards 400p towards results.