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Fireworks happening already JD buying as much as he can

Just wanted to remind investors that are new today that’s all, watch this rocket

Hey all, this is my take 

Superdry has been a victim of a short attack, hence the share price is way below its true valuation. 

JD sees this and hence wants to takeover the company, right now hedge funds also know that it’s true valuation is a lot below. (TR 1 First Seagul) 

As of debt it has plenty of cash and actually made a profit in the last set of interims, paying down some of its debt, so the company is definitely not in distress here. (Actually improved net debt by £10m in the first half) 

Cost cutting measures are another great way of reducing the outflows, so IMO, this could easily go for north of £100m and that is being conservative. 

JD is most likely buying as many shares cheap in the open market as we speak and there are other suitors circling around. 

Don’t be surprised if we see another 100% share price rise next week. GLA 

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/superdry-stake-shares-fall/ 

Article above states the following 

Superdry’s value owned by a brand management company would be roughly £400m to £600m, from its current value of around £21m, sources have suggested.

Also to note GSA Capital have an open short position of 0.78%, most likely they would be buying back at a hefty profit, this will add to the buying pressure here, a lot of demand from shorters, JD, hedge funds and PI’s

GLA!!

Hey all, this is my take 

Superdry has been a victim of a short attack, hence the share price is way below its true valuation. 

JD sees this and hence wants to takeover the company, right now hedge funds also know that it’s true valuation is a lot below. (TR 1 First Seagul) 

As of debt it has plenty of cash and actually made a profit in the last set of interims, paying down some of its debt, so the company is definitely not in distress here. (Actually improved net debt by £10m in the first half) 

Cost cutting measures are another great way of reducing the outflows, so IMO, this could easily go for north of £100m and that is being conservative. 

JD is most likely buying as many shares cheap in the open market as we speak and there are other suitors circling around. 

Don’t be surprised if we see another 100% share price rise next week. GLA 

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/superdry-stake-shares-fall/ 

Article above states the following 

Superdry’s value owned by a brand management company would be roughly £400m to £600m, from its current value of around £21m, sources have suggested.

Also to note GSA Capital have an open short position of 0.78%, most likely they would be buying back at a hefty profit, this will add to the buying pressure here, a lot of demand from shorters, JD, hedge funds and PI’s

I just don’t want investors losing money in this company as I did, this has only kept going down and it will most likely continue with more acquisitions, more dilution and SA getting paid his silly salary.

Huge buying pressure on Monday in anticipation of a bid, JD and hedge funds will be buying, GLA

Really not good here will be selling mine Monday

You lot are delusional just like I was when I listened to SA absolute crap, he gets paid to destroy SBTX, what has he done ? Cathy was the one that brokered the deal with Croda not him, share price tells it all as you can’t lie through the market.

This will settle sub 5p, TW is right and Elrico well has no experience at all. Do not back SA another acquisition is coming which means more dilution and over paying

Also to note GSA Capital have an open short position of 0.78%, most likely they would be buying back at a hefty profit, this will add to the buying pressure here, a lot of demand from shorters, JD, hedge funds and PI’s

Hey all, this is my take

Superdry has been a victim of a short attack, hence the share price is way below its true valuation.

JD sees this and hence wants to takeover the company, right now hedge funds also know that it’s true valuation is a lot below. (TR 1 First Seagul)

As of debt it has plenty of cash and actually made a profit in the last set of interims, paying down some of its debt, so the company is definitely not in distress here. (Actually improved net debt by £10m in the first half)

Cost cutting measures are another great way of reducing the outflows, so IMO, this could easily go for north of £100m and that is being conservative.

JD is most likely buying as many shares cheap in the open market as we speak and there are other suitors circling around.

Don’t be surprised if we see another 100% share price rise next week. GLA

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/superdry-stake-shares-fall/

Article above states the following

Superdry’s value owned by a brand management company would be roughly £400m to £600m, from its current value of around £21m, sources have suggested.

Reminder Ted Baker went for £211m almost 4.7 x the current market cap of SDRY eve after the rise today equivalent to a SDRY share price 215p

Same acquirer mooted here which could outbid Julian

Probably March time, Stuart Ashman said to a shareholder it was a producer instead of a retail outlet, that again will be more dilution.

Https://www.therichest.com/celebnetworth/celeb/julian-dunkerton-net-worth/

£100m offer for Superdry is peanuts

Huge interest in a takeover here

Watch when the US market wakes up, Takeover talks in play

Do not buy this company with Stuart at the helm he hasn’t a clue

Ready to zoom through

That’s where they are starting and it will still be cheap

This is easily a £1 plus takeover offer

Superdry’s value owned by a brand management company would be roughly £400m to £600m, from its current value of around £21m, sources have suggested.

Source

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/superdry-stake-shares-fall/