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Thats a big shame voltaire, we have one of their stores in my town. its never jammed full but never empty either to be fair, but that is one fall from grace when looking at the shareholder value.
Right to be concerned that the same could happen here, is certainly possible the founding fathers may fancy taking this back off market for a song, avoid public further scrutiny while they try to 'grow' it up again then resell, rinse repeat. Im sure big mike would do a deal to facilitate if he came out ahead monetarily.
The whole Sdry thing is a good lesson in that fickle fashion arrives fast, then disappears just as fast again, only fast fashion is even faster.
Back into the 34's again im afraid folks, just cant gather any positive traction in a better direction. Meanwhile we continue to be deafened with the BOD's silence and stagnation plan.
Awaiting the first post claiming 'big mike' will be adding soon and riding to the rescue once more.
Hoping so buddy
And all in a supposedly growing market as well.
The peddled narrative of the rampers makes no sense and this is clearly borne out in the figures, revenue, profits, share price and share demand etc etc
Be in a right proper mess if the market was 'declining'
Well i hope you are right Darien, must say i expected a bit more volatility rather then just the daily up/down here today, after that article posted by Evi.
He Must have muscles like King Kong carrying all those goalposts around eh Sam ;)
Reminds me of the how do you tell a politicans lying saying
Similar web? why on earth do you think visits there result in BOO purchases.
There is no evidence whatsoever that says 'x' visits = 'y' sales made.
To suggest otherwise is just fantasy thoughts of your own and utterly baseless.
You dont halve hang your hat on a lot of guff.
I will give you an example, an easy one because you clearly need it.
On this LSE website i am bombarded with adverts for all sorts (quite annoying actually lse).
Now im quite sure some numpties click on them and drive advertising m9ney towards Lse itself. Similarly, some opt and pay for premium services like level2 if they choose.
No worries with that not coming from my pocket so i dont care.
However, it is a fact that many many many more people visit this website, purely to read the 'information' displayed upon it and do NOT avail themselves of such paid for services or adverts.
In fact i would go as far to say that the vast vast majority of people/traffic visiting this site does NOT result in any sale of product at all.
The same will no doubt be true of people browsing on the BOO site.
You seem to think, as your a self confessed salesman wrapped up in your own importance, that visits and statistics supplied from the likes of similarweb always equate to sales.
They dont, do they?
Just more bs from an underwater ex-salesman with to much time on his hands who is desparate to talk up his failing investment.
Trouble is, people have seen through you, all the way down from the 400's.
Do pleas (spelt wrong to amuse the english teacher) have another read Tradey,
You seem to have your numbers all jumbled up in your haste to attack and twist.
The 19% you refer to as a sales decline was actually a figure given in the article with regards to the SHARE PRICE decline. So, nothing to do with sales at all.
Ive pasted it for you below, ask the teacher reject to explain it for you. Orcam's are good if the eyesight is failing so im told.
I can only assume you didnt understand what you posted?
"Shares in the online retailer are down 19 per cent as it battles to turn around its fortunes under chief executive Jose Antonio Ramos Calamonte.
Analysts point to challenges including supply chain concerns, consumer caution, bad weather in the UK and competition from the likes of China's Shein.
The company will publish results on Wednesday that are expected to confirm an 18 per cent fall in sales for the six months to March 3."
"I love that you act all high and mighty, then spell opportunity wrong."
Maybe i had a carp English teacher at school who had to leave these fair shores to teach elsewhere due to their own inadequacies? Who knows.
Id agree with a fair portion of that Thereal. Sales will be down, no doubt at all, be good to have the guidance figures confirmed/updated to actuals, but one things certain the headlines will be that resultant figure and sentiment of investors will hang on that headline, particularly if its reported poorly in the media with bells whistles etc, im not so sure a guided 18% drop will be 'neutral' if confirmed as an actual, having such poor figures highlighted a second time isnt favourable.
Oddly, assuming the two firms figures are confirmed down, as per their guidance numbers, id be very interested in how they explain this in an apparantly growing and improving market?
We keep getting told on here by some that clothing sales are "predicted" to be rising in a huge way - yet the 'guidance' figures both at Asos and BOO seem to be declining, ny the companies own admissions - so who's selling all these increases. Shein etc?
Err nope, they are releasing the figures on wednesday.
They issued 'guidance' only previously, which isnt a confirmed figure at all, just guidance on current situation at that point in time - it may have changed since. Do you not understand that.
And who mentioned 18% - i didnt that would be you.
Why pass up the oppertunity to have a pop though and twist what was written, as usual.
Some fun and games apparantly on the way then this morning Evi.
Never a smooth ride with glenda
Place your gambles ladies, gentlemen and rampers, seems asos results looming "amid slumping sales" are on the way this week.
Should make for an interesting bleed through here, keep those pinkies crossed and top up the hopeometer for good news.
Catalyst for £6.50 and mega divis maybe just around the corner?
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-13307237/Asos-results-loom-amid-slumping-sales-left-fashion-investors.html
Down or up tomorrow, that is the question. Can the sp extract itself from the doldrums or no.
Then when are the promised divis coming rolling in?
BOOOOOOM
Clearly he hasnt Reardon.
must have sand in the eyes or something.
Agreed, a rather inappropriate word indeed.
Regards the thoughts on cheap cars, the trouble is the western marketplace has been saturated and obsessed with the poorer quality enmass cheap items that 'the big wide world' now gives us access too from China. Its not going to change one iota.
The chinese have cleverly played the long game and made practically the world dependant upon their economic outputs. The west are too late to wake up and there really isnt the will to do anything about it in most people now, all they are driven by is price.
You could even get a cheap naff EV for $10k if you want to go with your cheap naff t shirt https://electrek.co/2024/04/09/byd-sold-over-360000-models-cheapest-electric-car/
Fully Understand that spk, hence my comments.
LittleAston
Well thats a fair few more than i remembered and quite a chunky chunk, makes my 13500 look a bit paltry in the scheme of things.
Fair play to you on the move, big change from being in the thick of Brum i bet.
My former rental there was by the resr, huge big double fronted victorian place, four stories up and big extension out the back, huge monster of a place. Was my last rental to be sold, just too far from home in Cornwall to be managing it, shame as had that one for over 10 years and it owed me nothing. At least Dudley is a little closer for you, so sounds ideal.
I tend to look at the income yield relative to my buy price, rather than current market value one vs div %. For example, last pile of BP i bought @ 276, now a tad under double the current sp, so i yield approx double the current headline yield of 4% on those in real cash 'from my pocket' terms.
Have a few LGEN too, as well as PHNX, trying to spread money around a bit better than i did previously, only downside is more to keep an eye out for. So much effort trading so i tend to stick with them for the long term and let compounding work its magic.
"Overwhelmed by my paltry 6100 though 100% up since Dec. 2016 is OK"
100% not to be sniffed at Iamald, congrats
Mission already underway Scott. £45k into PHnX on friday.
Rounded up a few more in LGEN.
Loving it currently, miners up, oillies up, long may it continue.