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NM. imho
My money is on 18.80p close. This is starting and only just starting to move up. When it does move up properly think 3-5p daily bumps.
For those in doubt read the form on CPI. For idiots like Aim' get a hobby or a job if you can find anyone stupid enough to give you one.
@Tiny - Are you being a tad dense? AML have stated they will be raising the Mother of all cash calls early next year. Folk here are about to be diluted into the ground. If the past was not bad enough - what are original holders down by 95%? the future is looking even worse.
The blinkers on some folk here are like blindfolds.
After my last and I thought final top up in the 15's I could not resist buying a few 1000's more this morning as I beleive this will move solidly upwards.
Holding just shy of 800,000 my first sell tranche is 30p and I expect that to happen before Xmas.
CPI is a odd share - there exists just enough hope that it might yet prosper any hints that the ship is back on track will take this past 30p in the blink of an eye.
My sell price for 20% is 30p with the remaining 20% sold at every 5p uplift from there with a buy back of the same quantity on the retrace.
Just a hint of good news will take us there - Come on CPI its over to you.
The bottom here in the long term might well be bust - zero.
It and BOO both look terminally wounded to me. It will be interesting which goes pop first.
Disinfected?
Always the same bleating by peeps who should really have known better than do anything more than trade AML with tight stops to the downside.
The share dilution here is now a written certainty and well forecast by cg' and others before.
The market for expensive cars is getting very much harder and those wealthy enough to have splashed out (covid - you can't take it with you mentality) is fading. It is very likely the price hikes will be reversed and heavy discounting to move metal will be the new paradigm - I suspect it is within the preowned aml sales already.
Finally where do they go with the jacked up Ford Kuga aka DBX? Give it the DB12 dash and hope for the best until its canned? My guess is that car will be a struggle to sell at list or anything near in the coming months.
@c2645sg - Retail punters might well not get a look in regarding the mother of all cash calls.
This one coming next year might well be the kicker for the current owners to sell out to Geely. The product is better but the macro enviroment is worse and thats before you consider the impact of AML going electric.
IMV the brand is great but the prospects for making cars of any type looks worse bt the day. Perhaps they should just do luggage and the odd pleasure boat. maybe a side hustle in posh mens clothing. Would lose a lot less cash in process.
AML sure do carry on like the worst of AIM stocks - the lies are endless punctuated only by the never ending cash calls.
This will dilute everyone long here into the ground - your shares will be almost worthless at todays prices.
Sell and just forget is the Crowman's wise words here. Sell and forget.
It wont exist - losses is all you will have.
Soz.
"boohoo need to offload debenhams and arcadia labels as soon as possible. only then, might boohoo survive.
boohoo are still wasting money on debenhams and arcadia labels."
indeed they do. the brands (such as they were) relied on a bricks and mortar footprint to support those sales. without and in the hands of our market trader **** fashion chums they are fast becoming worthless.
they need to sell them whilst they have any value to anyone including the fat joker ma.
BB such as this are truly best avoided if your emotions are easily swayed. I preserve myself from the insanity of the likes of Aim' and NOFEAR who incidentally should be called NOSENSE by prudent use of the Filter function.
Back to serial disappointer CPI - she always surprises to the up and downside. Halve or double on very little news. Looking forward I suspect we are due the latter perhaps to halve again. As others have said CPI need to prove they know what they are doing and deliver solid profits and indeed a dividend before the volatility ends.
Long term I see this sitting at circa 70-90p - doubt I will be holder then though.
MA wants closure from DEB's and BOO offer him that. How he proceeds is anyones guess but given he lost at least £160m on DEB's Mk1 I would not stake a penny on him getting this correct.
Might put a few on here in profit but for the 50p plus brigade this will end in tears as the curtain closes on another over hyped disruptor.
The Issa brothers are next with their house of cards that is Asda.
Qube - The canary in the THG coal mine.
Respect to our feathered friends.
ATB The.Crowman xxxx
@Manc39 - Careful now, anything considered negative will receive very short shrift from the disciples on here. You are of course correct.
GLA.
OK? Never better thank you for asking.
No one answered the question though about being happy about another dilution. I take it you all will be lol's.
Catch you all later when it happens, the squealing and moaning will be a delight to read. Esp for the peeps on here who bravely insult The.Crowman hiding like cowards behind their keyboards.
Instead of being insulting why not try being appreciative of these wise words?
The very generous Mr Moulding is I suspect about to announce another of his dilutive 'Comp' Days'.
You all cool with that? 3% if the form book runs true gifted to his top performers, afterall success needs rewarding.
Masterclass investor 'The.Crowman' endorses analyst Starfighter's technical assesment of THG in latest market statement.
Nervous investors found no comfort in the briefing piece as THG found new intraweek lows following their dismal trading update.
Speaking exclusively to LSE The.Crowman doubled down on his message to PI's to seek refuge in safer stocks than THG citing concerns around trust and even leadership at the top of THG. Describing the current business as 'uninvestable' he suggested a safe bet for growth seekers being CPI - due he believes a massive rerate.
Ends.
@LD1973 - If I sold CPI now I could buy back 26,000 more shares in THG than I had previously. Between trading out at 21p and today I am down 13% ish on CPI whereas THG is close to half from when I sold.
Would have been better to have stayed in cash from THG but the Clown on here is Hopin and others who simply cannot accept Mr Moulding (their secret man crush I suspect) might have done a number on them as he did Softbank and many others.
H' - I was Hopin' for a better response than that. Not sure why but I am always hopeful.
Could I ask you a small favour.... wind yer ramping and insulting neck in. Your endless pontificating that this or that will happen resulting in THG sp of £2/3 has been plain wrong.
An apology might have been better.