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Big score for Jacob. Just a shame he could barely get a word in haha
No chance of them changing/scrapping the EPL when oil prices are on the rise after not doing it in the summer.
Rishi's net zero targets also currently seem pretty meaningless going by the political polling given he won't be in power long enough to see any of them through.
I've been looking at it again and considering buying. So will no doubt plummet if I do.
Maybe July when the price cap changes. But politically no chance at the moment in my opinion.
Still can't get over it. Going from 65% to 75% and putting it in place until 2028? Mental.
I look at this sometimes and the Share Price seems low. But then you remember that you would be taking 100% of the risk for 25% of the profit. The maths just don't add up at all. It's like nationalisation by stealth.
Thanks for replying. I had managed to find a couple RNS, usually for the bigger names (Shakira for example).
As you say, there van be multiple writers etc so was hoping there was an easy way to get information that deep. I'll keep looking and if I get anything useful I'll drop it in here incase it helps anyone else going forward.
Hey,
Been interested in this field for a while but most music purchasers seemed to be huge companies where the music section was a small slice.
Seen the Bieber news and initially thought it was this share but since seen it was a different joint venture with Blackrock which doesn't seem very clear in the terms?
Anyway, been looking at the last interim statement and the catalogue. Some good names, but is there a way to find exactly what albums/songs are owned? For instance there is a Red Hot Chilli Peppers catalogue, but there is a huge variance in popularity in their songs.
Seems like this could be a decent long term dividend play, especially if the value the company place on their catalogues is anywhere near right.
Good luck all. Don't see a scenario that I buy back in now.
Extending the windfall tax to 2028 is genuinely crazy. 75% too, wild. Don't quite agree with Rookies view that we're moving towards a UBI but when you look at these numbers who knows.
Like Rookie said recently. Shorters are good for share price, seen it all now.
https://www.ft.com/content/147e9952-33db-4ce8-9a12-96065641860e
For those getting the paywall. Speculation is Hunt will announce new taxes on banks and extend the windfall tax for Oil and Gas.
I think until 31st October there will be continual downward pressure due to the uncertainty. If they don't extend the WT then a good chance of bouncing back up.
But like Rookie said on another post, you're basically playing the casino and going Red/Black just now buying in.
He also stood for leader on a platform of cutting corporation tax to 15%. But today Truss U-turned and said corporation tax will increase from 19%.
In general I wouldn't try and take politicians at their word.
I think it is rather inevitable now. They've already basically done a windfall tax (Revenue Cap) on renewable. Politically toxic to do that and not windfall tax on Oil and Gas.
Explains the shorts appearing also. They tend to know something ahead of retail investors and that again fits in.
The volatility in the political situation is what has been preventing me buying back in. I'm bullish on Oil and Gas in the medium term, but how can you invest with this group changing route every 4 weeks or so? Been the same most of this year.
Yeah a wide variety of things. Growth slowing, inflation, energy bills, shorters, profit drying up.
I think Boo having a large number of retail investors doesn't help either. Retail investors will need cash quicker in the current climate than institutional investors.
But the shorters certainly don't help. Unless Wall Street Bets want to get on board for some short squeeze action lol.
I think in reasonable terms from next results we're looking for growth in UK to return at a minimum. Losses to be not growing to huge amounts gobbling up the Credit. Then maybe looking at reducing the workforce if possible to take some of the cost pressures off?
Difficult to be positive in the face of the current negativity and the run in the last year. Which is brutal because this is a crazy low price if we get through this and things improve and get back towards the profit in the last couple years.
Pretty much peak pessimism yeah.
Inflation and energy prices are continually getting worse. Some of the energy price predictions for January and April are rather scary. Truss is the favourite and in all honesty her economic view seems utterly detached from the current economic situation.
Boohoo needs good news from somewhere. Until the results it doesn't seem likely we will have that.
Even then come results I'm not sure what would be good enough news to reverse things in the short term.
A bit of sit and cross fingers at this stage to be honest.
Guys what do you all gain from having this same argument daily? Surely this is a waste of everyone's time having the same weird personal argument all the time?
4 of 9 at MPC voted for .75% so next rise is all but certain in the next few months.
£8.5k at 244 average invested.
Would start trimming at around £3/£3.20. Don't see that figure happening for at least a year.
Feel that £4/£5 over the next 3 or 4 years is very achieveable.
Other than a few people who have had their own argument this thread has been perhaps the best for balanced debate I have seen on the BOO board for some time.
My personal opinion is that in the short term, I.e next 6 months, no one knows where this will bottom or steady out. 150, 180, 200? So there should be no rush to put all your ready cash in all at once.
Medium term, there are headwinds for sure. Some BOO and management related, some more global in nature. I think the global ones are the bigger risk for me at present. But I can't see supply chain issues or inflation getting much worse than at present and when they get better that will be good for BOO and pretty much all markets.
Long term (3-5 years) I am bullish on BOO getting back to 300/400 based on growth domestic and abroad and some of the headwinds easing. But we are all just making our best guess really.
Got £7.5k at 251 average. Will look to buy some more in the next couple of months when I feel a little more confident of where I think the bottom is.
Sure other people see things differently and no matter what I wish you all luck and success whichever companies you like the look of.
Possibly the best troll I have ever seen Kallu. Respect the craft.