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One for the brave or foolhardy. I rarely dismiss anything as untouchable, but russian shares are now looking that way.
Minecheck, very poor post and hasn't aged well at all.
Blitzkrieg you were saying? Let's hope for all our sake it's more of a kamikaze.
Glad I didn't buy here. Writing was on the wall when putin denounced ukraine as a country.
Will review sanctions before even considering putting money here.
Yup agree. Pick selectively. One thing is for sure, the cat is out of the bag now and us, uk, eu can leave no holes barred in terms of sanctions and massive armourment of frontline nato members after this treachery. Its time to go gangster on russia. Russia didnt want nato on its border, it sure has it now.
I think we will now finally see a step change in the west's attitude towards russia. Liberalism has failed miserably and high time the west's might came crashing down on russia. Sanctions will be savage and bring russias economy and the inner circle of putin to its knees. I feel sorry for the ordinary Russian citizen who really don't want this and could be so much better without putin.
Not surprised by the muted action here despite oil higher. Shell, being who they are have quite a bit of activity in russia not to mention a finger in nord 2. Only sanctions will shine a light on exactly how this will impact shell.
I disagree. Buy the rumour sell the news also works vice versa. This could be a case of sell the rumour, buy the news.
Everything will tank on the bell, but buying should be strong for companies that have no or very very little exposure to russia as bargain hunters have been waiting for such an outcome.
This is the initial bow shock of course. Secondary long term effects including oil price rise will hurt everyone and is less uncertain how this will play out. The exact nature of sanctions will determine secondary fallout better.
Banks I wouldn't be so hasty with as they could be intertwined with Russian financial system in which everyone who likes money should steer well clear.
Then again, it could be the case of sell the fear, buy the rumour. Its out now and the market will price russia as economically inert.
I'm guessing banks may take a hit and be slower to recover as we dont know/very unclear the extent of how uk banks are intertwined with russia. but other than that I can't see a lot of our companies having a huge market in russia. Boohoo certainly don't have operations in Russia, and as far as I can see neither does its supply chain/raw materials come from Russia.
Any big knee jerk movements in companies such as this could pose an opportunity. Sell the fear buy the news.
50p would value this at just above cash haha. A 2.2bn and growing revenue company worth virtually zero. Not saying it couldn't happen, but would be pure bonkem if it did.
Hard to know where the bottom is, but at 1.17bn and probably will get cheaper tomorrow, the risk reward is off the charts in your favour at this level.
Sell the rumour, buy the news is what we are seeing here. Going to let Mr putin extract every little bit of fear from the market, then flip gold stocks and smash everything into UK growth once we know whats what. Setting up to be a trade of similar magnitudes to March 2020 and Oct 2020.
Kamani brought massive amount of shares after purchasing, so I don't buy the story that he was ripping the company off. It was a different time back then and everyone was overpaying for everything. At worst you can say that he timed it perfect, but even then why buy massive amount of shares at over 300p if he believed he offloaded plt at peak and sold the company a lemon.
Boohoo need to hit the low bar they set for themselves in final year report. At least it may then draw a line under the SP and work on it from there.
300p party should definitely happen. We will all be rich so could even afford to pay kallu et al wages of 10p an hour to be our beer monkeys for the night.
Certainly keeping an eye on this one in the event that putin backs down.
Update: Degiro has acknowledged the error and has removed the dividend withholding tax from the account. I was also half expecting some convoluted EU explanation as they are based in EU, but at the end of the day all UK shares carry zero dividend tax.
Anyone holding shares of shell in degiro, I would strongly reccomend you double check this as I doubt it wouldn't have been resolved if I didn't bring it up.
Haha quindell. Who here remembers that badboy. I suspect very few. To compare this to quindell is odd to say the least.
The drop must be down to the spat with some beauty suppliers like dermatologica not liking THGs sales methods I.e. discounting too much so restricting supply as theybsee themselves more high end. Hard to say what, if any affect this will have. Of course in the current environment any whiff of bad news will be magnified 100x.
Mcap rapidly approaching just twice net cash? Rev 2.2bn and growing around 25% yearly? You can't blame a company like klarna watching this with a valuation of 40bn and coming out with the comments they have re UK investor base. This has affected london markets big time....talk about biting the hand that feeds you. No tech/high growth will touch london with a barge pole after this.
Quick question for fellow shellers;
Has anyone experienced having the dividend for the new shares withheld for tax purposes from their broker. Unfortunately I hold a lot of shares in degiro and to my shock have had over a quarter of my dividend held as dividend tax.
This is clearly wrong as uk company withholding tax is zero, and have never had this before with the old B shares, and declare divis on self assesment where HMRC perform the relevant tax treatment.
Has anyone else experienced this with the new shel shares? Needless to say I sent a very stern email to degiro reminding them of UK dividend tax treatments.
Agree canetoad with throwing good money after bad if the company is bad, but if the issues are not company specific and caught in the crosshairs of macro events such as most UK growth stocks are, the biggest opportunities that can be had are buying companies such as this at their lows.
Asos fundamentally are solid. A very well run company with a slick operation and loyal customers.
Macro events change, the company fundamentals here remain the same. I smell massive opportunity which is why I am selling down some gold stocks that have done well recently and increasing here.
It worked with Shell and so called covid stocks like SGC, NEX, SHEL, MAB and many others. It will work here too.
At this price ingenuity is becoming more and more irrelevant. Ingenuity gave THG its high p/e IPO, but now looking at it in black and white, even if it doesn't exist THG is still dirt cheap as it hardly contributes to top line let alone bottom.
Beauty and brands like myprotein are the real money spinners here. Anyone thinking these brands will simply vanish are nutty. Was using myprotein throughout uni for its quality and price, and so were all the other gym rats.
It's a sit and wait until the market turns for all these battered high growth stocks, just as a lot of us did in 2020 when oil went sub zero and oilers like shell were sold down as if armageddon was upon us. It will turn, and anyone buying now will be rewarded.
Any evidence of your 360k shares yet pp1? You mention it several times a day so if they actually existed (they definitely dont) you wouldn't mind sharing.
Until then, refer to me as Vladimir putin.
Nice jump today off the back of a buyer. Most likely short closing but could be a fund increasing. I would prefer the latter.