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Dogger is waiting for 6p.
How do we know this? He has told us so.
once this hits 50p I garantee everyone all the gremlins dissapear
never to be heard of again
20p - 25p in all truth is their level of confidence in the company, if they cant get it they will move on
Having seen the US warehouse taking shape I have revised my target SP to 406p fair value.
Ambition.
does anyone have a link for to the accounts showing the latest going concern period and director disclousres relating to this going concern period? or can someone copy and paste from a hard copy?
I would like to compare the disclosures to the outcome to see how directors phrase a company that went into admin within the going concern period.
in my view this could be highly insightful.
from reading the comments on here over the past 6 months.
I would guess that less that 10% of users have read the accounts as most of the comments can be discredited quoting from them.
“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”
Benjamin Graham
Warren Buffett
wee query:
surely by definition you cant have a long line of dead cat bounces?
would we not say this is an oxymoron?
maybe that was in the advanced finance paper I didnt do.
T4G
I actually started laughing reading this thread.
'eye watering debt shrouded in secrecy'
'firesale'
pardon me dear sir / madam I regret to inform you you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
Really?
this is just getting silly.
now we have new comers who are intrigued by the low share price and history of share growth come on here and start raising what they thought were insightful concerns.
guys a girls, a polite request for new commers:
- If you are going to raise a concern have you done your home work?
there are a few very well informed holders here who will just shoot you down every time.
you may end up looking stupid, something to consider.
plain and simple this thread is a farce.
I used them once.
flawless delivery system.
I was impressed.
https://www.ft.com/content/e10af296-000d-4544-b8d9-f45514a417dd
hospitality & retail are two biggies for this narrative
Im sure other will be able to point to other sectors
I would also say the say the Time reporter replied the the factory manager was arrogant & disrepectful.
companies have every right to put in place performance metrics. when the times report was told he wasnt doing his job well he just said 'OK' and then resigned, which sadly I know for a fact it the attitude of many workers.
I wonder if Boohoo can start using apprenticeships. (much lower waged training rolls back by the government)
cut those fat wage packets right down!!!!
the quality of this investigation is on a par with a childs school project.
'must try harder next time'
https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/23147553.boohoo-denies-slavery-claims-times-investigation/
(under cover video included)
It was really interested to hear from the times reporter in the video that the reason they completed this investigation is because there has been complaints. the concerns raised here would be typify same/similar industry roles in the majoirty of UK companies, and are in no way exceptional of this wider narrative.
I can think of quiet a few PLCs straight off the bat where it its evident that companies are engauging systemically in same or worse.
I would say it's a witch hunt, but its not even a very good one. The peak temperature were communicated out of context down to a heat wave, and average distance travelled was much less trhan reported. The evidence of 'racism' is speculative at best.
Comedy gold again from Dogger
Total collapse in share price predicted today by Dogger.
1.58% share price decline realised.
Key markers I will be looking for:
- net margin
- sales growth
- net cash/debt
the lesson to be learned from the Cineworld collapse is that for a business to realise the value in future cashflows it needs to have sufficient liquidity and meet its debt obligations sufficiently well to provide confidence to the market that the company is a going concern.
as CINE collaspsed week after week shareholders were always able to point to a plausible solvency story, and the directors assessment of the business risks to the business being a going concern appeared well structured.
also a valuable lesson in group dynamics with most long term holders laughing at the Cineplex courtcase as baseless, and something that wouldbt impact the company.
I always will remember one partocular poster who joined the group a couple of years back then started posting hundreds of post every day saying the price was about to pop. 1 week after joining they sold their holding, admitted that had invested way to much & could afford to loose money and left the forum never to be heard of again.
Looking back RBG demonstrates a track record of making losses.
This being said debt is tracking down incrementally.