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Live buy price of £10,000 = £ 1.23978. Markets always worry about next 18months or so.
Live Buy price for £1,000 now 75p
https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/retail/aim-foot/footasylum-shares Have I read this wrong?
Looks like it has indeed slowed down the fall. However debt does not look good. Anyone else have any views? Thinking of investing, though purely for a short term bounce as I do not think company's fundementals are that strong. Footasylum's level of debt (1360.8%) compared to net worth is high (greater than 40%). The level of debt compared to net worth has increased over the past 5 years (22.7% vs 1360.8% today). Debt is well covered by operating cash flow (29.2%, greater than 20% of total debt). Interest payments on debt are well covered by earnings (EBIT is 40.2x coverage).
Decent uptick. Obviously others also liked the CEO statement. What a difference a good CEO can make.
Every Greggs I walk past has people queuing out the door at all times of the day and yet SP has still fallen. I agree it does not always make sense.
Still cannot help wonder if the management team are really suitable and experienced, especially the "shoe-horned in" CEO..... General SP drop since IPO. 269p down to current 70p level.
Does anyone know anything about the CEO. Looks like she has only ever worked at Footasylum from a young age and therefore has limited experience outside of this company. Fora CEO this is a concern. Straight from merchandising assistant to Assistant Chief Executive Officer!! "Miss. Clare Michelle Nesbitt has been Chief Executive Officer at Footasylum plc since 2015 and serves as its Executive Director. Miss. Nesbitt joined Footasylum in 2009 as a merchandising assistant and served as its Assistant Chief Executive Officer since 2010. She was Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Footasylum since 2012"
Agreed very good. Worth investing, however perhaps hold until things start turning around.
Or dog if you prefer.
I am pretty sure the sells at 1.84p are actually buys. Mine certainly was.
Also not a big Fan. The top performing companies split shares.
Wow really dissapointed with this stock a while back when it was 20p or so. (QTI) Thought I had lost my money and got the point where is was worth naff all and so forget about it. Never expceted it to recover so strongly. Another 6 months and I may actually make a profit........
SP of 1.10P with sell at 1.05p and buy at 1.36p. Looks like the MMs are encouraging sellers
Which is good especially if helped by improvements and better cashflow.
Currently able to sell 600,000 at 1.05p and buy same volume at 1.36p
Not sure why an uncrossing trade valuing �1.05 can cause a SP drop of 15%, unless there are huge sells as yet undeclared. Only good point is that conversly a small number of purchases could drive the price up equally. Also gold prices are fairly steady at $1,342.10 an ounce.
Agreed British Bulls can be hit and miss. They cover some companies with more success than others. Just so happens that they have been more successful regards Koovs. Look at the Signal History.
https://www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=KOOV.L
As usual Buys displayed as Sells