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I'd go for a bit lower. Has anybody caught the Sunday Times article on Joules and if it has any industry read across. I know they have shops but do sell a lot online and through tv channels.
If that is the headline in the Times yesterday and todays RNS is the rebuttal then it didn't convince me one bit.
Could come under a lot of downward pressure and the departing CEO should have gone a long time ago as he has presided over this calamity.
The market disagrees with the trend being online. It's actually away from online and the price of Boohoo shares reflects that, and will continue to do that. You only need to look at Asos or try Royal Mail. The number of six or seven actually came from yourself in your post at 19:31. You seem to have a memory lapse. Just another discrepancy for you. If you have me on filter as per your 20:14 post and a green box appears then how come you could answer my post?
You tried to ramp a situation up to try and favour Boohoo but unfortunately I was in Leeds yesterday all day and for a very specific purpose and once done went shopping in one of the retail parks on the outside. The car parks were extremely full and all age groups were there.
You had a 6 in 7 chance of it being a different one and me acknowledging that but I'm pretty sure that it was probably the same one and you were fibbing. It just means people take what you say with a pinch of salt.
I actually don't think he is deramping. Just stating it how it is. Picture the headlines in about 10 days time. The COO has seen whats coming. Ryanair also announcing 11 days of strikes in July is going to make this front page stuff for weeks. Turbulence ahead.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10979675/Chaos-London-Heathrow-Manchester-London-City-airports-today.html
T4G I can assure you that I was on a very busy retail park in Leeds yesterday and it was completely different from how you have described it and with plenty of the age group there that you seem to think were all sat at home online ordering from Boohoo.com and the car parks were fuller. My offer was genuine and you can already see how your response is being perceived.
I asked first t4g.
If it was a you say then you shouldn't have a problem with disclosing it, otherwise people will only think you are making up what you have said. If it is of any assistance to you I only know the one that I was at yesterday. If its the same one then I'll confirm with an identifiable feature. If not I'll say so.
T4G I want to just authenticate what you say for I funnily enough was also on a retail park on the outskirts of Leeds yesterday and it was lot different from what you say. Which retail park did you go to?
Isn't it nice if you can work a deal where you are instantly 20% up.
Will George delay things to let them sell, or have they forward sold already.
What happens if the gas doesn't flow?
Online seems to have had its day and all such stocks seem to be on a downer right now. Boohoo, Amazon, Asos are a few examples. Anything heavily reliant on technology to sell seems to be sat in a bear market. Selling bigger ticket items with a looming recession adds to the negative sentiment with AO.
You might be waiting a while as it has had the wind knocked out of it. If you excuse the pun.
Boohoo is up against it. The main mantra previously was always that online is cheaper.
But that differential has shrunk what with petrol prices as they are and these in turn pushing up delivery costs. Then you have the much larger warehouses to heat and staff all with ever increasing costs.
Its far better in most cases nowadays to have the retail therapy of a day out with the free parking that many offer.
Many a hope and dream have been shattered on this one.
The longer the silence the lower it goes it would seem and the harder it becomes to get your money back.
I do also fear that sub 1p will be in sight very soon.
If you can see a reversal coming then you are better than the market.
Cancelled flights, some as late as the day of the flight and by text, luggage not making it to destination and having to buy new clothes, queues and delays at airports, insufficient staff trained in time or security checked and Spanish cabin crew threatening strike action for 9 or 10 days in July.
School holidays start in Scotland around the 4th July. That is about 10 days. England and Wales a few weeks later.
Do you honestly think that Easyjet will be capitalising on the key summer holiday period as they should be?
Then you have the compensation claims.
Probably best short.
I did try to warn everyone on here just over a month ago. Easiest short going.
Another day for the shorters I'm afraid.
It'll frustrate you into selling in the end.
They seem to wait to a certain time of day and then open up the forward selling. Not many getting sucked in courtesy of no rampers left. There seems to be a sense of inevitability about what is coming.
Does tend to infer the forward selling commenced yesterday with the 1M trade. Going to be interesting to see how they pass on any shares if there is a raise when nobody is buying. Looks ominous.
Not many gullible PI's left out there. Most are still waiting for the benefits of that advertising campaign and the then new strategy and website and all the other MOU's.
Jeffries rating of £2440
Must be the house broker !!
What a foolish price compared to where it is.
Over expanded during the pandemic only for it to end and then now faces headwinds from so many angles. Best to wait for any 3rd profit warning and only dip your toes in if things are mending. It's a shorters paradise right now between here and Boohoo.