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Goatilcious

Bradford yes, good pal lives up there, hunt with my eagles up there, and surrounding farms.

Ps more 50000 share buys going thru 7 more, some entity buying heavy.

Tariffs report helps tone

European equities have bounced from the prior session’s weakness, helped by reports of a gradual US tariff increase under the new Donald Trump administration.

A Bloomberg report indicated that members of President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming economic team are considering a plan to gradually increase tariffs each month.

The proposal is in the preliminary stages and has not yet been presented to Trump, indicating that the concept is still under early consideration.

Trump has vowed to impose a minimum 60% tariff on Chinese exports, and has also signaled that European auto manufacturers could face additional costs importing into the US.

Every little helps

Pokerchips.

He was miles away pal, THIS WILL NOT BE 70P EVER, The NAV will hold that, I've always said that 83 was check out time for shorts, there's been 11 x 250,000, 17 x 100000,not ones been posted yet there's been over 70 x 25 to 75000 trades gone thru, imv the bottoms in, the big investment houses will not let it go lower, fidelity, mng, legal gen, to mention a few legal n gen have over 125mn in 17 funds, fidelity have 280mn shares in 23 funds.

Poker, johny plucked 70p NEVER.

And that other guy 2reincarted 50p,as entered stupidest post off decade nm1 spot,

I've alway found that the bitter old men on here that sell out at a loss tend to be the biggest knockers.

At minute I hold now 865,000,of them 500000 are at avg 84p now.

I'm a buyer buying at this price, this will at some point this year hit 124p,what a profit I have the historical dates, the historical moving averages, since jd was created, my charts tell me 124p will come in the June update, should have pre summer sales from the young folks buying summer gear.

I have no worries holding I have years on my side yet, don't need money, got my farm, weekend cigar n tot o whisky, watching grand kids grow up.

Buy hold, trade, short long, play game both ends always plan b, cover every angle small profits bank go again, no worries here.

45 x 5000 sells, some body's got a bot on trying to drop us further

Well done Carrot, sold ocado 1st thing, up 14% at minute, buy this.

Lost you profit there old boy. 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕

To add loss of revenue from that group

AM2018,

And labour in today's newspaper reports they going to hammer pip and other benifits reduce payments, round my way, most folks on benifits plus there kids wear branded ge

Managed

17500 at 84p

22000 at 84.37p

Negotiated can't even go direct to market they only sifting big trades and there's big buys gone thru, might see

12p 13% drop, top up time for some

10p drop

Wow sell bombing in and auction to retail.

Ouch 10 mins to "blood on the risers".

FTSE 100 muted, so a added drop plus this,

Carrot with a 915 profit low, it was said up to 1.25 bn once then 985mn now today imv 2 revisions down in 12 months what does it tell the market, 200 new stores is a crazy idea, then if march update god forbid is 68p

That's interesting aswell stores outperformed the online channel, so our store observations proved correct.

AM2018

Naahhhh bit to low that, low to mid 80s,but 70p

Yup might see 88p my avg is 83p, wow, can't see what they going to do, opening more stores, more wages overheads, higher taxes, NI contributions.

Imv needs a whole rethink, good job they kept prices on high end gear no t discounted or been worse.

08.05 will tell us panic will set in and panic sellers will maybe crash price, I've dry powder but hey what's down road to keep buying for investors not a damn lot at minute.

Imv

Let's see what market thinks, imv initial thoughts certain words, not dissapoints, more expected,

Flat, March update will be honest but gloomy, maybe a top up today, 935mn is not be sniffed at but a full quarterly report with hibbs n courier contributions, with Outlook.

Imv not that inspiring.

January 2025

JD SPORTS FASHION PLC

TRADING UPDATE

Robust trading performance in a challenging market

JD Sports Fashion Plc (the 'Group'), the leading global retailer of sports, fashion and outdoor brands, today announces a pre-close trading update, covering the nine weeks (the 'period') to 4 January 2025.

Régis Schultz, CEO of JD Sports Fashion Plc, said:

"Considering the current headwinds in the market, we performed well, delivering organic revenue growth of 3.4% across the period, and a strong Christmas resulted in LFL revenue growth in December. I would like to thank all our colleagues for the hard work and commitment they showed throughout this key part of the year.

"In line with our proven long-term approach, we chose not to participate in what was a more promotional environment in the period than we anticipated, fully maintaining our trading discipline to deliver gross margins ahead of last year, clean inventory and strong cash management.

"While I am pleased overall with our performance, market headwinds were higher than we anticipated and therefore our full year profit forecast is slightly below our previous guidance. With these trading conditions expected to continue, we are taking a cautious view of the new financial year."

Like-for-like (LFL) revenue across November and December was (1.5)%, in a challenging and volatile market that saw increased promotional activity. We delivered a strong Christmas with December LFL revenue up 1.5%. Footwear sales grew and outperformed apparel, and our stores outperformed our online channel. We saw a strong LFL revenue performance through the period from our Sporting Goods and Outdoor segment, and LFL revenue growth in Europe and Asia Pacific partially offset weaker LFL trading across the UK and North America. In terms of our recent acquisitions, Hibbett traded slightly ahead of the wider North America business and Courir traded well across the weeks following acquisition.

Year-to-date, LFL revenue is flat and we expect full year LFL revenue to be at a similar level to this. Organic revenue growth in the period was 3.4% and we expect full year organic revenue growth to be around 5%.

Gross margins remain robust on the back of our continued price and promotional discipline, across both stores and online. Gross margins in the period are ahead of last year with the full year gross margin expected to be around 48%, in line with last year.

Taking the above into account, we now expect the full year Profit before tax and adjusting items to be between £915m and £935m*. We have managed our inventory position well through the period and, due to our strong cash management during the year, we expect to end the year with a small net debt position on a pre-IFRS 16 basis.

We will provide a post-close update in March, covering both a Q4 trading update and guidance for FY26.

*Within our updated Profit before tax and adjusting items guidance, as well as

Smokey, it's on every media outlet, now, all the financial media are posting the RG story, word for word, it's on every channel.

Let's see figures see if there right hey. You be first person I will block, maggot attack hey.