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Come on Max - You’ve not been predicting anything with consistency for a “while”.
You bought above £2 (based on your constant negativity I assume it was more than you were comfortable with), you then ramped, you then bought some more as it fell and you then sold out at a loss.
You may have made money on BOO previously (it hasn’t exactly been difficult over the past 2 years!) but that doesn’t detract from your loss and the bitterness it has caused.
Max - Couldn’t agree more.
…but until there’s a sensible resolution the markets will be cautious and volatile!
Agree with Max. The Western media is very skewed towards making Russia the bad guy. Some of Putins reasonable meetings and suggestions to de-escalate the situation don’t get any air time.
Think it’s him, yes.
Put it on the ABF page and get Kallu all excited.
Moose was the worst poster on here by a mile. At least
Kallu (2nd placed) puts some effort into his nonsense and can articulate his propaganda.
Moose was just, well, thick.
Clearly reincarnated with another name to spam the board with crap.
How or why would a short increase want to drag the price lower on opening?
Midway - You got a bargain there mate. Well done.
Walmart?
I can’t find anything to suggest the post yesterday is true. They do sell second hand clothes, some of which are Boohoo but they’ve done this for years. Until there’s an announcement from a reputable source I’ll have to assume it’s not true.
Cape view have been short a while. They increased 0.08 to take them from 0.47 to 0.55 and obviously above the 0.5 threshold
They won’t have closed completely and there’ll still be a concerted effort to keep it in this range.
The movements this morning didn’t seem natural. Almost like a forced attempt at lowering the price at open to cover a short position as low as possible. I wouldn’t be surprised by a reduction in position today.
You also have to consider that the share price was rising prior to these updates. It’s not surprising for the market to sell once the good news is out or expectations were only met.
On the flip side, when the share is getting hammered it can move the other way if the results weren’t as bad as feared.
I think the latter will be the case.
How can you follow such an absurd post with DYOR. Surely that is implied tongue in cheek?
I guess if you’re about 10 years old the upheaval bit might be right but bust? Laugh out f’ing loud.
Galpat- Please enlighten me to where I have spread negativity? Let alone negativity regardless of facts?
For clarity (as if it isn’t already obvious), I am invested in BOO and think at current prices it represents a very good investment with significant opportunity.
Ezzy mate - You cannot even read simple financial reports and yet have the audacity to refer to people on here as muppets?
The hypocrisy of you is laughable.
Thanks and agreed.
Always want to hear pro’s and con’s but some bears on here have nothing to add but unsubstantiated fearmongering nonsense.
Why do you think we will see 50p?
You do know that valuation is circa 600m right?
The market is already pricing in a lot of the bad information and sentiment. What do you expect to get worse to suggest your valuation?
“ The problem is BOO’s numbers are a disaster in comparison to THG. They also may both hang from the tech tree, perhaps even have pips and a core, they are not both apples.”
Ridiculous!
“ According to Guru Focus with 10% growth the Boohoo share price is worth £1.09 and with 20% growth £1.69.”
That is literally not what it says at all.
20% is £2.45 and that’s based on a conservative margin of 6%