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Next online has massive exposure and is the go to place for the majority of people. Nbrown need to ramp up and improve marketing and awareness of their various brands. Focus has to be in increasing sales significantly. Here's hoping.
Time to get the sales increasing big time in line with the boom in online retail. No significant increase now will raise questions about products, brands and marketing. Results are needed in the next 6 months. Any results that smash market expectations will see the boom everyone is predicting. No more talk.
I look forward to their next update on William Hill. Last time they reiterated their sell rating at 62p.
Time to admit you got it wrong big style.
Thanks for posting guys
Ian.b thanks for the post you made. I noticed neither mine or yours actually got a response, he clearly knows he is posting old news on nbrown. I appreciate people say ignore but I like quite a few heard about Nbrown on the Boo board when someone highlighted its potential. The more buyers we get get the better.
Pmoran.. oh yes read the ft cover to cover, how many times... what a plumb.
can one of our nbrown experts go on the boo hoo board and counter the slamming that People power is giving nbrown. I have responded in brief but he thinks he is some sort of a an expert over there, telling people how to research research research. We need all online investors to hear about the opportunity with this share not have it slammed on one of the most active share chat forums.
People power, you mention research alot, well NBrown have moved on significantly since the info you have posted. New management brought in, new home essentials Web site booming, paid down 100m in debt, totally online, no high street stores anymore and a new 5 point strategy set out. The share will be double what it is now within 6 months thanks to the boom in online. I am in Boo and Nbrown, both are going to be winners thanks to covid online boom.
I hope investors chronicle are reading the new broker rating... they cannot be taken seriously if they refuse to accept they made a bad call when saying Sell at 62p and continue to recommend a Sell.
More evidence of the boom in online fashion and retail in Sosandar RNS this morning.. sales soaring and costs slashed, a bit like our very own Nbrown. For transparency I have bought in to add to my holdings here and in Boo. My holdings here currently 3 times greater though.
Good luck all.
just bought in. Already in on Boo and Nbrown Group.
Any views on the below which was posted on the ADVFN board ?
This the post I was referring to.
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There has been a major realignment of shareholdings in Brown in July. Schroders picked up over 10% of Brown (28m+ shares) and the following disposals were made:
7.5m by Aberforth Partners (retaining 4.4m)
4.1m by Investco Asset Management (retaining 3.9m)
2.5m by Wisdom Tree (all their holding)
1.6m by Invesco
1.6m by Vanguard
1.5m by Russell Investments
1.4m by Morningstar
1.1m by Vontobel
etc etc
All told 29m shares were sold by the top 20 institutional shareholders in July and they have retained 28m shares between them, about 10%. Their 10% disposal appears to have been acquired by Schroders, all concentrated into one shareholder. It doesn't look like a passive investment to me. Something is stirring
Is there a reasonable chance this share could hit £5 in the next few years ? One for the rampers I guess.
I remember when next was a fiver and I thought it was fairly priced and took it off my radar then all of a sudden it was £20 and I naturally thought that it was high and no chance I would buy in. Then along comes £50.
I am looking at investing in this share and have been reading all the positive posts about boo hoo, within these posts there Leicester investigation has been completely dismissed as if there can be no cone back on the company. I have read news articles and googled boo hoo but have not found anything to suggest it is something that can be ignored. Has there been something put out by the company or other party to pretty much dismiss it ? I note the big purchases made by the founder members and directors would signify that they are not overly concerned. I am currently invested in ASOS and Browning Group and will definitely be investing a decent sun here if I can just get more comfortable on this independent investigation. Genuine question, thanks in advance.