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StockCheque - "Remember tho £400m to £600m valuations, well that is what IS POSSIBLE with the company taken private and turned around" You will have long since 'gone West', by the time that happens!
Hopefully, given the huge losses inflicted, and painful lessons learned, following this utter shambles,
nobody, pays any attention, to anything, written by anybody, anymore, including me . . .
Not in any way trying to defend anyone here. BUT if anyone was actually buying into or being influenced in any way by Toffers' daily diatribe, then they are the fools here. Nobody was forced to buy or even hold here. You makes your own choices and (in this case especially) you pay a very heavy penalty for it. People must, in the final analysis, look at themselves and their poor evaluation of Superdrys' prospects going forwards. Toffers was just background noise and nothing more. The louder she became, the more the red flags began to flutter!!
SO many red flags in fact here over the last three weeks; and all ignored. Shoot a red light and accidents do tend to take place!!
Given that it is now 11:20am and the price is somehow still hanging on to 5.49p, then I would say that this is a very clear sign to get out now, while you can still get 5.49p a share.
It will go lower than this and very possibly today; so don't delay in selling up here folks. This is uninvestable junk.
Munichmann - You must be really regretting your continued buying all the way down, down, down here?
I still have no idea at all, as to what was going on in your head? A stubborn pride thing perhaps? (always very expensive).
Bizarre way to gamble your money away. But 'Hey Ho' - Each to Their Own. . . .
At JD's next interview for a CEO role:
Interviewer: "so how did your five years as CEO of Superdry Plc go Mr Dunkerton?".
JD: "very well thank you. Yes, I feel that I 'executed' everything very well".
Interviewer: "yes, well we can see that it certainly has no pulse, so it was clearly very well 'executed'!
Interviewer: "we'll be in touch"
......"including a seasonal facility of up to £10 million. This seasonal facility is conditional upon Hilco being satisfied that sufficient progress has been made by the Plan Company in relation to the implementation of cost savings measures, including the Restructuring Plan".
THAT is a very telling paragraph. Hilco can pull the loan at any time, if they are not happy with how things are going. Superdry Plc will run out of cash.
Pumpky and Munichmann- you can't say that a few HERE didn't warn you here. Sorry you have been wiped out but at least it is a lesson learned for the future. Don't let pride get in the way and set a stop-loss (for me it is -15%) and stick to it - however counter-intuitive it might seem at the time. You will win 80% of the time I can assure you . . . ATB