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If the share price hits 1p I doubt many shorters are interested in shorting further. They’ll be bathing in a pool of champagne and hookers
Moose - As mentioned before, you’re quite embarrassing.
The stock rose on the back of the ASOS update last week by circa 8% and you changed your tune completely. Saying it was a reversal and you were now bullish.
It’s easier to be right when you are always changing your stance based on day to day movements.
You probably start a football season supporting one team and end the season supporting another one cos they’ve won the league.
Max - I doubt the drop is solely due to Jupiter.
Maybe a percent or two.
The rest of the drop aligns with the sector.
ASOS & THG are two examples.
Moose - It went up one day and you declared you were bullish on the stock, thought it was the start of a reversal and mentioned 200p in 12 months.
Embarrassing really
Quite true.
Macroeconomic factors that never bode well for growth stocks and in particular retail stocks of non essential items.
That’s why the price is here. These factors tend to unwind.
You bought at £2 and now expect it to go to 60p?
Not a lot has changed since the price was £2.
Yeah, a poor update but it was expected.
It’s an interesting psychological tool to portray you’re suffering from loses to gain empathy from others in the same position whilst subtly deramping the price to 60p.
My advice. Do some research and you might actually make some money from your investments.
The amount of people not invested in BOO on this chat that are CONTINUOUSLY posting is quite unbelievable.
I own circa 10 stocks and about 15 funds.
Why would I spend my time visiting chats of stocks I don’t own and thought were overvalued?
To do a good deed and warn people who held that stock?
No!
Some may genuinely be sad (Kallu) and some clearly suffering from Tourette’s (Moose), the majority of the others have something to gain by influencing others to sell.
Wherever it’s payment or intention to purchase lower.
It was June/July 2020.
First time I bought BOO at 215 (later sold at 360)
nonvested? noneducated*
Recently dripping in at these prices.
Managed to get BP below £2, absolute steal.
Annoyed I didn't add more at 108 this week!
It does seem like the market was concerned about worsening conditions and as such the chance of reduced projections.
Their business model is just fine, regardless of what some lunatics on here may suggest.
This will be the same for Boohoo activewear. I’m seeing more and more men in the gym wearing the MAN range.
I am under no illusion that they will be 600 yet alone 200 overnight. Your response is about as refined as your research and business acumen.
To value a business on only the core market worth, yet alone a growth company with great potential, doesn’t make sense. The US market isn’t going to be easy to crack and is going to be hard to create an infrastructure that delivers a reliable, efficient service with EBITDA above 10% but it is do-able and the growth potential is significant. To simply value the current and future worth at zero makes your analysis laughable at best.
They have already made good steps with brand awareness and alignment with specific cultures and styles over there, in addition to celebrity advertisements and clothes lines. Their social media presence is significant, particularly PLT. It’s cool (to some people anyway). The brand is doing well.
The growth in the UK will start to plateau over the next few years, it makes sense to expand abroad.
Based on my very limited exposure to this forum and your posts, I assume the below is close to your position and motivation:
1. You aren’t invested in BOO.
2. You are invested in ABF (Primark being part of the group).
3. You are desperately trying to scare amateur investors into selling.
4. You are continuously selling the ABF model to attract investors
5. You see BOO as a threat to market share of Primark.
6. You hate BOO because of this.
7. You live in your parents basement.
That’s why you have an unhealthy obsession with posting the same failed rhetoric over and over again? To help people?
Your posts are desperate and embarrassing. No balance whatsoever. Negatives (which there are some) are grossly exaggerated and positives completely ignored.
Failed business model? Good one!
You do know there’s a ‘reply’ function on this forum, right?
Yeah. I’ve heard they use charts, tea leafs and ouija boards. When all align they go balls deep.
“Some people use EPS x P/E to estimate the share price, maybe not you, however, some do.”
You’ve really made a mess of this. You initially said it was to estimate the share price but then went on to use it to calculate the current fair price. It will always come to the current price if you’re using the current PE. It moves with the share price!
It can be used to gauge the future share price in a scenario where people will try and forecast the future earnings per share and multiply that by historic or traditional for the type of sector/growth stock PE. This will generally provide a potential price.
Again, it’s just one method of gauging a fair value and in some cases can be very surprisingly out compared to the “norm”.
That’s not a way of estimating a share price.
The Price to Earnings (PE) ratio is simply the Share Price DIVIDED by Earnings Per Share (EPS).
This will give you the PE. This is generally used to work out whether a stock is over/under valued.
This isn’t the only metric for valuation and also differs when factoring in growth/value stocks.
Surprised you didn’t see Kallumama in there hanging around waiting for an opportunity to ask the store manager about queue lengths.
Another good one:
https://youtu.be/RRsjHGNW1cc
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