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Quite right and as I have mentioned before this case is very much open to interpretation of the agreement. Conway acted in favour of CP. I fully expect the next round to be more in favour of CW and then they will have a settlement far far far less than what was put forward. Don't forget Conway also acted in full favour of the losses too which was way overdone.
If you have an appetite for risk this is a great share to maximise profits in 24 months time. Each share is cheaper than a packet of crisps so get loaded.
Of course prices are rising. Everything does go up in price when we have inflation at 5%
Are we still selling suits at the same price we were in the 80's and are the costs the same?
Costs go up prices will go up. It'll all come out in the wash. All.companies have the same issues. If it was just ted that had increased costs compared to the compeition I'd be worried. But it's not so its effecting all and as a result we all as the public will be paying more for our clothes. It won't cause me to shop somewhere else
Short term heads winds. If you all stopped panicking and brought up to bring your average down you wouldn't be in a much better position in 12 months time.
These guys know how to grow and build the business.
If we had hundreds of millions of debt to maintain it may be a different story.
My take is that it won't be the 1.7 billion or what ever the silly number was and it won't be the 28m either.
The appeal will take place and another view will be taken. I fully expect Cineworld will be in breach in certian areas as its all down to interpretation. Conway interpreted nearly all against Cineworld, there will be some dialogue and this will be reduced simply through Cineworld demonstrating Cineplex were in breach or arguing the fine imposed against lost synergies was overcooked.
Cineworld with doors open and movies lined up is a cash cow. Even more so with divi's not being paid.
Cineworld will drag this out whilst making hay with the cash registers ri ging. By then money in the bank and SP much higher today there will be a settlement at which I'm confident will be nothing drastic. We then move on.
I invested due to Mooky, he played the last 24 months extremely well and I have full trust in him. That's why I am happy holding long term.
Everyone can argue and everyone has different views. Only time will tell.
Well this will make travel easier:
http://news.sky.com/story/travel-industry-says-scrapping-testing-would-have-no-real-impact-on-omicron-spread-12509310
It's annoying me the more and more organisations and scientists that come out with these random comments and nothing to back it up with.
I just look at the SA data and interpret from there. At the moment I consider it a milder form, also SA have just announced despite everything they will not lock down as they are not seeing the starin on the health service.
Mooky has run the company extremely well in my mind. I have seen other companies completely diluted during covid, he has managed to get by without doing so. He knows the business and has large skin in the game.
We need to remember this is not the final conclusion and often or not the objection can lead to months or years of debate and even if they are still be found to be in the wrong I fully expect the fine to be massively dropped.
When we previously had SP crashes everyone called doom and gloom and that CINE was over. Its happening again albeit I think slightly worst case.
Mooky will fight for his family fortune, mark my words and I am sure he will have a plan of attack.
This isn't over by a long way
But don't forget the way we clock deaths is going to show deaths due to Omicron. Anyone who dies within 28 days of testing positive gets put down as a covid death. Therefore there will be deaths related to Omicron regardless..
The data entry needs to be changed or we will keep getting the same results.
1500 people roughly die per day prior to covid.
Huge increases in Internet activity over the last few months.
https://www.similarweb.com/website/tedbaker.com/#overview
Hoping for a very good update after Xmas.
Completely disagree but I guess we are splitting hairs here. If I thought this was a value stock I would not be investing. Why would I as based on the annual profits and the market cap this would still keep falling. This is a growth stock, has been from the start and they have no intention to stop.
Growth stocks are expected to outperform the overall market over time because of their future potential. Value stocks are thought to trade below what they are really worth and will thus theoretically provide a superior return.
Let's just look back at the new article from April this year...
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/why-soaraway-next-should-buy-ted-baker-b927496.html
I like this bit:
Furthermore, Ted is currently only worth £213 million despite having similar sales to Dr Martens, valued at £4.5 billion
Only just sitting above 200m gbp market cap. Peanuts.
Once management have established themselves and proven they have a turnaround story this could go anywhere.
I went to their Westfield store at the weekend. The manager said they had been busy all weekend and didn't have a break from the tills.
I ended buying the misses a jacket. 350gbp but had 40% off. I was suprised by the discount as I thought they were not relying on discounting so much.
Range of styles and clothes we're still very good imo
I guess there will be no santa rally in 2021! This covid business stinks!
This is a growth stock. Not a dividend paying one. Too many things to invest in and grow the business.
Dividends and discussions on it are for those who don't understand the business model
SHOE still gunning for it and I managed to add another couple of tranches this morning in CARD now it looks like debt issue will be fine.
Couldn't buy at the bottom but feel anywhere round these levels will be a distant memory next year.
I'm all for two sides of the story but this Sain guy has an issue. I guess a previous employee or had a bad experience through selling a property.
I only brought in for a bounce which I still think will happen but maybe longer than I expected. I have actually just used the filter button and wow what a nice place this is now.
Purp bricks has nearly 5% of the market. They will have their issues but will recover I'm confident. Moral on the SP is at its lowest so as the going says buy when others are fearful.
I do see reason why others would sell right now but for me the risk reward ratio is far greater buying at these levels and that is what's its about.
Mainly their growth plans and further acquisitions they want when they have no money. We all know its dilution on the cards. I tried telling everyone this but was ignored.
I'm not here to deramp, I saw what was happening and that the company was being ramped too hard which made a nice easy couple of trades thanks to everyone jumping in.
With gold proce on the rise and the SP slowly drifting it I would be looking at buying in again BUT dilution around the corner I will likely hold out.
Their market cap is small so even a 5m call to shareholders will hurt.
BB - I always use to enjoy your ramblings. They are now just getting boring and rather repetitive.
Sorry old chap, maybe you have been on the vino all weekend ??
A couple of years ago my brother and I were selling our homes at the same time. I went with a traditional estate agent. My brother went with PurpleBricks.
The result was I paid several k more than him and they took just as long to complete. The only comment he had was that he felt he had to push things along a little. But in the end he paid a fraction of my costs and next time i move will deffo try them
I honestly do feel there is too much of a gap between local agents and PB. I think PB need to up their game a little and start charging more. They will still be miles cheaper. A few hundred pounds even would have a large benefit to the bottom line and I dont think it would make customers go the other way...