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Major European indexes were flat to lower in premarket trading on Thursday as investors waited for inflation reports from Germany and the United States. Geopolitical tensions also remained in focus as North Korea carried out another missile test and the West and Russia continued accusing each other of nuclear threats amid the war in Ukraine.

The FTSE 100 was flat at 7:52 am CET and the DAX lost 0.30% at the same time and the CAC 40 fell 0.37% at 8:01 am CET.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 0.97014 at 7:51 am CET and the pound declined 0.14% compared to the greenback to sell for 1.10843 at 7:52 am CET.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / NP

Major European indexes were flat to lower in premarket trading on Thursday as investors waited for inflation reports from Germany and the United States. Geopolitical tensions also remained in focus as North Korea carried out another missile test and the West and Russia continued accusing each other of nuclear threats amid the war in Ukraine.

The FTSE 100 was flat at 7:52 am CET and the DAX lost 0.30% at the same time and the CAC 40 fell 0.37% at 8:01 am CET.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 0.97014 at 7:51 am CET and the pound declined 0.14% compared to the greenback to sell for 1.10843 at 7:52 am CET.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / NP

*This day week is October 20th, Q3 report day.
After which any undelivered Q3 promises
will, IMHO, be officially late.

Major indexes in Europe declined in premarket trading on Wednesday as investors continued to focus on geopolitical tensions and awaited a string of economic data reports, including GDP data from the United Kingdom and Eurozone's industrial production.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.09 at 7:35 am CET, the DAX fell 0.26% and the CAC 40 was down 0.23% at the same time.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 0.97090 at 7:37 am CET, while the pound gained 0.17% compared to the US currency to sell for 1.09857 at the same time.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / NP

Happy hump y’al

Major indexes in Europe declined in premarket trading on Wednesday as investors continued to focus on geopolitical tensions and awaited a string of economic data reports, including GDP data from the United Kingdom and Eurozone's industrial production.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.09 at 7:35 am CET, the DAX fell 0.26% and the CAC 40 was down 0.23% at the same time.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 0.97090 at 7:37 am CET, while the pound gained 0.17% compared to the US currency to sell for 1.09857 at the same time.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / NP

Happy hump y’al

Just elaborate a little on what happened earlier…

There was a 500,000 buy at a cost of £510,000 at 13:10pm today, it’ll be interesting if there’s a director buy announcement tomorrow morning.

I agree Mr.Bond, another point I keep thinking about is the bought / sold volume ratio.
It is continuously higher on the bought side, surely through time this alone is enough to drive the price up.

Vol. Sold 25,621

Vol. Bought 538,359

There are people who say volume isn’t an accurate marker.
I honestly don’t know but this inter day amount difference is reassuring in my book

European stock markets traded lower on Tuesday's premarket session ahead of this week's economic data and with earnings season in focus. In the coming days, investors will receive new data on German inflation, EU industrial production, and UK GDP.

On the Ukraine conflict, yesterday, United States President Joe Biden said Washington will supply Kiev with advanced air defense systems. At the same time, Europe continues to strengthen its actions against Moscow over the latest attacks on Ukrainian cities. The latest developments add to the increasing concern over the energy crisis and the looming possibility of an economic recession.

The DAX lost 0.36% at 7:38 am CET, while the CAC 40 fell 0.41%, and the FTSE 100 declined 0.41%.

The euro was down by 0.24% against the dollar at 7:39 am CET, selling for $0.96792. In comparison, the pound lost 0.27% to go for $1.10252 a minute later.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / JG

European stock markets traded lower on Tuesday's premarket session ahead of this week's economic data and with earnings season in focus. In the coming days, investors will receive new data on German inflation, EU industrial production, and UK GDP.

On the Ukraine conflict, yesterday, United States President Joe Biden said Washington will supply Kiev with advanced air defense systems. At the same time, Europe continues to strengthen its actions against Moscow over the latest attacks on Ukrainian cities. The latest developments add to the increasing concern over the energy crisis and the looming possibility of an economic recession.

The DAX lost 0.36% at 7:38 am CET, while the CAC 40 fell 0.41%, and the FTSE 100 declined 0.41%.

The euro was down by 0.24% against the dollar at 7:39 am CET, selling for $0.96792. In comparison, the pound lost 0.27% to go for $1.10252 a minute later.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / JG

Both have been quiet since around the time when queen Elizabeth past away.

I do hope you’re both okay.

Market, war etc, we need all the help we can get.

“A 500p Target Price may be too far away for most investors but a doubling in price over the next year is quite feasible.”

https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/superdry-this-recovering-group-offers-massive-upside-as-it-continues-to-get-things-right-again/

Expect broker rating reviews, reflecting the latest update, also a market reaction when they confirm a renewal of the bank loan facility which according to Shaun Wills is just formality

Major European stock indexes traded below the flatline in premarket on Monday following losses on Wall Street. The downturn trend was seemingly driven by inflation fears in the euro area, which pulled the equities into negative territory.

European Central Bank warned last week that inflation in the region is expected to stay above the target in the next three years while stressing that the depreciation of the euro could add to inflationary pressures in the euro area.

Frankfurt's DAX plummeted by 0.86% at 7:49 am CET. The CAC 40 and London's FTSE 100 fell by 0.94% and 0.60% respectively.

The euro fell against the dollar by 0.18%, selling at $0.97221 at 7:52 am CET. At the same time, the pound sterling lost 0.20% against the American currency, to change hands to $1.10646.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AB

Happy Monday y’al

Major European stock indexes traded below the flatline in premarket on Monday following losses on Wall Street. The downturn trend was seemingly driven by inflation fears in the euro area, which pulled the equities into negative territory.

European Central Bank warned last week that inflation in the region is expected to stay above the target in the next three years while stressing that the depreciation of the euro could add to inflationary pressures in the euro area.

Frankfurt's DAX plummeted by 0.86% at 7:49 am CET. The CAC 40 and London's FTSE 100 fell by 0.94% and 0.60% respectively.

The euro fell against the dollar by 0.18%, selling at $0.97221 at 7:52 am CET. At the same time, the pound sterling lost 0.20% against the American currency, to change hands to $1.10646.

Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AB

Happy Monday y’al

1msn just wondering if you removed y’al from S’dry.
It wouldn’t be conformation of an investment misjudgment if you have, the real misjudgment would be if one didn’t re-enter having witnessed yesterday’s market reaction.
Seems safe to me, anyway do your own dd.

Repetition even!

Superdry returns to profit but consumers begin reining in spending

Fashion group Superdry returned to profit in the year to April 30 but said it was cautious on the near-term trading outlook as the UK and Europe's retail market remained under severe stress over rising inflation and the cost-of-living crisis.

The company, best known for its sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets and coats, said its current asset-backed lending facility of up to £70m (€80m) is due to expire at the end of January 2023.

New figures show British retailers saw their slowest sales growth last month since shops reopened after Covid-19 lockdowns.

Superdry said it had held positive discussions with prospective lenders but had not yet secured committed funding beyond January.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/business/companies/arid-40978454.html

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There’s more in the media but I believe it’s repatriation.
Y’al have a good weekend.
Basking in relief that the markets reaction yesterday was positive.

Revenues increased 9.6% year-on-year from £556.1m to £609.6m, largely as a result of lapping enforced store closures and lifting of restrictions in ‘key’ markets

Superdry has returned to profitability as pre-tax profits surged to £21.9m in the 53 weeks ended 30 April 2022 (FY22), compared with a loss of £12.6m in FY21.

https://www.retailsector.co.uk/633209-superdry-swings-to-profit-but-cautious-on-near-future/amp/

Superdry has bounced back to profit after easing lockdown restrictions led to a resurgence in store footfall.

The streetwear fashion brand reported a £22.7million profit for the 12 months to the end of April, having made a £36.6million loss the previous year when shops were forced to closure and social distancing regulations were in place.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11291171/amp/Superdry-rebounds-profit-shoppers-flood-stores.html

London needs more tourists – but Superdry is back in the black.
So says CEO Julian Dunkerton, who hails today’s success as one of the best post-Covid turnaround stories going.
“All territories are really positive. We are feeling good about life,” he said. Crossrail will soon open a station near his flagship Bond Street store, something promised for several years.

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/superdry-high-street-julian-dunkerton-b1030896.html