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SMT £5 anticipated future earnings growth, which have been delivered. That is the issue.
travel will recover
but what about those earnings? show me another business on the FTSE with this market cap & earnings
Initially I thought this mighty be booking.com at a discount, now I think a deep correction is comming.
I think shadypants sound better.
are you the only active user?
Maybe a few hiding in the bushes ready to announce their big win when it gets back into the 20s
I don't think the price of cotton will weight heavily on Cinemas. ROFL. Idiot.
It's amateur hour with paulhollywood12 ;)
What a fantastic comment you have pulled there.
It relates to BOO stock; not Cineworld ...
Im sorry to let the facts get in the way of a good story but ...
Bought early 30s and sold in 80s years ago.
I'm back in at 2p with a bankruptcy weight punt.
I expect to loose my current investment.
They will be giving themselves a big pat on the back now I imagine. Great feeling to get out of this disaster.
For those left now there is little choice
I venture a guess many are 90% to 95% underwater and have written off their investment.
Shady
you are right. I do have an agenda: namely, buying RBG stock at a fair or ideally attractive price.
I dont think we are there yet. will have another look at 8p.
I do not agree at all the the excuses given. run bars for decades, and I know what impacts sales. both the stated reasons are massive red herrings. the brand portfolio is starting to look stronger. but I think the case position will require perfect operations; which will not happen.
there are a few bad peach sites that will need to close from what I here.
acquisitions are slated for FY23. again where is the money comming from for this?
Debt? will impact the SP negatively.
Rights issue? will significantly impact the SP negatively.
forget this good venues BS this company is stretching itself. not a bad thing for the business, more than likely a bad thing for the SP.
had another read of the accounts. IMHO this could be re-rated a lot lower maybe in 50p.
the current market cap versus earnings vs is revenue dont even remotely benchmark well versus the wider FTSE.
a different set of trading conditions may support an elevated share price, but right here right now I say a huge crash is comming.
the numbers just not add up.
Not in it. Don't have an opinion on that
I tend to get more of a 0p soon vibe here
Mooky running off the Israel with investors money?
might have a look at 8p
I like the gross profit margin,
and I like Peach, although a few will may to close from what I hear
trainstrikes dont make the slightest bit of different, please, even I could have come up with a better excuse.
bars should be packed during a heat wave with people wanting cold drinks; many were.
net cash of £4M is precarious at best.
far too much talk on here of people liking good venues.
sounds like a slate of acquisitions are on the way. per accounts where is the money comming for these?
more debt? another rights issue?
Think I will re-read the accounts another day. but can see further SP decline near term.
generally, yes. slippery slide. now way back now.
Some thing that have made it much easier for me to shop on line with confidence is custom/semi-custom fit clothing.
currently offered as a specialist service, but I see it as a standard requirement in the near term.
the sooner boohoo can allign their sizing to a online fiting sytem the better.
in my view an absolut must. needs to happen now / ASAP.
0p soon?
Who low can it go before suspension
Anyone opening a short position?
Looks ready for a deep crash to me.
Probably not even worth 1p.
who?
sales decline as normal trading results is a big question mark for me.
the current cash position appears built off a good quarter straight out of lock down.
but the latest quarter looks terrible.