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In 2016 boo was the golden child of AIM the truth about sweat shops was not yet discovered, bear that in mind before pumping.
Shorts burn……..it’s down over 60% in 12 months.
wow....
your running into a smoking house, might be cheap certainly not good value.
Where is people power........ I guess the shorts were right all along?
fairly obvious really, the old business model was to make a shirt using illegal labour for £1 and sell for £5, bump that labour cost up to min wage then you have an issue. Don't invest in company's ran by crooks simple as that.
Inflation is a good excuse for the profit margins dropping when in reality it’s a mix of real inflation and their base cost have inflated because they can no longer use slaves in sweat shops. Any company with real brand power simply put the costs of their product up. BOO can’t do this hence the share price dropping like a stone.
Waiting for sub 105 didn’t work out, you can never time the markets. RR is well under valued still.
All positive predictions which is good, but do any of those consider the inflation which is on the horizon? Or are you all seeing RR as a hedge against inflation?
It shows two prices, can’t be that accurate.
fisherking 'your so called experts'
O dear back of the class with the D hat on for fisherking.
yes bumper car sales will push the share price up........
according to the experts.
https://www.investingcube.com/rolls-royce-share-price-technicals-suggest-a-road-to-126p-shares-rolls-royce/
Don't worry with bumper car sales this will fly..........
Pfen would I be correct to assume you are a top executive that runs a ftse 100 company? You certainly talk a good game and are quick to **** the management off. What would be your recovery strategy for RR following covid? Judging by your comments perhaps you should be at the helm? Instead of trolling on LSE.....painful reading your dribble it really is.
share dilution is in that calculation, debt pile will be smaller once ITP is sold (if it is ever sold).
The titanic is up 22% in 6 months. The recovery has began, I would have a guess it will be up another 22% in the next 6 months. 44% in 12 months would you not agree that is a great return?
Great to see the share price heading in the rightful direction but let’s not get ahead of ourselves, pure emotion from one headline could send this down again in the short term.
I doubt many are up at 3am to trade in a professional capacity? I think he was alluding to their working hours.
Casa “that will not” is not verifiable as you are predicting the future? The first paragraph is an injection of facts the rest is not.
To be fair you have injected a few facts and the rest is your assumptions. When making a bold statement of “injecting facts” I think it’s prudent you do just that and not make various bold claims of the future I.e. disposal sales. When I read the first line of your post I was looking forward to reading lists of facts and figures unfortunately that wasn’t the case.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-56868383.amp
That’s the outcome when mass vaccination is complete, something to remember when the doom and gloomers on this board are pointing out the worst hit country’s.
The ftse100 is down as a whole, the reaction on this board to both the share price falling or going up is comical.