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No one needs a re-branded Jambon to tell us that the RNS re OM is good news. They have always been far more inside on BOO than the likes of us. BTW I am not at all convinced that street36 has anything to do with Ham. Either way, I like the analysis. We will all know all within 2 weeks now.

ExpecShun does seem to have a unusual understanding of shorts. He runs them especially when he thinks the stock will rally. As it has done mind you. Such thinking is not much help to the rest of us who actually invest to support a stock and fell happy when things go up. But you go on and plough your own row ExpecSun. I hope your shorts are full when Boo jumps back over 200 before the end of the week.

Hey Mr J, good to have your analysis as usual. Can easily understand that Julian is a little distracted and wants some cash for other investments. But at least he did not see out at the top as per the BOD on the BOO BOD.
And he still owns 3/4 of his shares (at least for now) and presumably will have some interest / influence in moving the company forward. My fingers are crossed in any case because it certainly remains a top brand.

Here are the insightful RBC crew giving their latest. If only they would wise up to BOO.
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RBC RAISES ASOS TO 'TOP PICK' ('OUTPERFORM') - TARGET 7800 PENCE

I don't understand RNS things at all but I am guessing this relates to the fact that a day or two ago, the two OM / Quilter separated into different entities. Probably they had to clarify title. I would be very surprised if it was an outright sell. And absolutely terrified because the sp would drop like a rock.

Hey, Mr. J, certainly was a volatile Friday, wasn't it. I was actually on the button when it hits low for about 2 seconds. Got some just off the bottom but couldn't get as much as I wanted because I still fighting margin call fires over at BOO. Seems you did well to get out there when you did. Me, I was nursing too many losses to jump quickly. But here comes another week and I like you agree TALK is headed to £1.40, given or take a month.

Surely the fall on Friday was entirely linked to the US court decision about Sales Tax. ASOS plummeted and took BOO with it. Certainly that is what I believed when I bought back in at 1.98 this morning. And so far it seems right. People are beginning to realise the Court Decision will have minimal impact on BOO if only because it already pays tax in California when it has lots of buyers. ASOS is based in Ohio and was making money in every other state sales tax free.

Yo Mr J, Yo you don't scare me but TALK does at times. I was 100% sure that it was going up today. All the signs were right. But then the bottom falls out. I see it at £1.30 very soon but I am losing my nails waiting for it.

Dear Trendy, you were in my dreams last night. Or should I say my nightmares? You appeared as a Wall St Bear wearing pink shorts emblazoned with the name No Hearts. Gave me quite a fright actually. Amazingly No Hearts was actually spelt correctly. Given you abysmal English, I expected the name to run on and on and on like your sentences. Goodness you are hard to understand. Fortunately I don't spend much time trying.

Hey, Mr J and Jarijib, I agree that TrendyShorters sounds a lot like No Hearts No Brains did. Also Rusty Robots. All the same dismal guy. I presume his new name has nothing to do with stocks but rather his preference for pants. Something tight that squeezes even his brain, which leads to his abominable use of English. Scary stuff he spouts. A legend in his own illiteracy.

This is not so much manipulation as fear across the market. Footsie is down nearly 1% and certainly 29 of the 30 stocks I track are all down. Fear is based on the Trumpet heading off to G7 showdown in Canada and we won't hear anything about the blasts there until tomorrow, too late for UK markets for sure. Hard to see any reason for any shares to rise today. And if Trumpet explodes, WTF knows come Monday?

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I just sold 2% of my holding hoping to see the price go up on the basis that it always goes up when I sell so hold tight and watch this rise.

Mr J. Thanks for bringing up the subject of Superdry. I have long been involved in it with a small holding alongside my massive investment in BOO. I actually had some SDRY about �11 and watched it drop to �8, and finally sold about �12 only to see it go to �20. I reckon it would be fairly priced at about �16 so when it suffered on results to �14, I piled in certain that it could not go much lower, which of course it has done. Now, like you, I remain convinced there has to be a bounce back. Down 20% in 2 days when it remains strong and growing abroad seems absurd. But there is no logic in the market. It may take 6 months to recover rather than 6 days. The really annoying thing for me is that all this loss took some of the bubbles out of my BOO celebrations. Roll on next week.

Suddenly �1.99. What do you make of that Mr. J. A few Canadians on fire?

A few of us naively hoped that some good media coverage of BOO's results over the weekend might lead to a positive week. I did not get to see many papers over the weekend so I have no idea if there were any good stories but certainly we are not seeing any of the growth we hoped for. Did anyone see any very positive news?

Thanks again. All sounds like sound thinking. As for lowering average in case of further alls, pity for me is that I have already done that. No more juice in the tank, so if this tanks, I must just wait. Like you, I got in too early but then no one saw this coming. It's big fall came with Investec calling for £2.70 but now we can't even make that it seems. At least foraging a pizza stock is more viable than some commodity. Ha ha. You have to laugh.

Excellent analysis re Dividend. Thanks. And I hope I am not saying that simply because I need to hear it. Ha ha. I have been with DOM a long time now with various ups and downs. I used to think £3.40 was a no risk bottom line. Well that got shot all to hell obviously. But I know from walking the streets that it is still a prized brand and I think your take is true. Will hold on for another month at least.

So Domino goes Ex-Dividend very shortly. It is a process I know very little about. Except it seems that stocks often fall after going Ex-Divi. So I have to wonder if this stock which is widely regarded as being undervalued is going to go even lower. Does anyone have any useful opinions? Personally I am down so much that I don't feel much like moving but maybe I should. :-(