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boohoo group has received a consensus rating of Buy. The company's average rating score is 2.70, and is based on 8 buy ratings, 1 hold rating, and 1 sell rating.
Price Target Upside/Downside
According to analysts' consensus price target of GBX 329.50, boohoo group has a forecasted upside of 266.1% from its current price of GBX 90.
Amount of Analyst Coverage
boohoo group has been the subject of 5 research reports in the past 90 days, demonstrating strong analyst interest in this stock.
“Notably, Citigroup reiterated its 480p 12-month Boohoo stock forecast while JP Morgan boosted its price target from 460p to 480p in mid-January”
A bit optimistic even for me - but there we go. A lot can happen in 12 months …
@fundamental … shh ;)
SHORTS are at the LOWEST they’ve been ALL YEAR.
Buying £10k more tomorrow if it drops !
Any investment holds risk. I’ve been topping up in tranches over the past month or so. I will continue to do so if it drops or rises.
All you have to do is look at your local gym to see how popular Boo is.
Sadly, most of their customer base don’t care or know about sweatshop scandals etc.
Yes, shipping costs etc have been and could continue to be an issue.
However, the reaction is over cooked and let’s face it, Omricon barely had an effect on anything when you look at the “scientific predictions” that came out initially.
The markets are having a wobble due to dozens of reason, inflation, rates, variants - once the smoke clears - BOO at 90p a pop will look like a good bet.
If something else pops up that’s not great PR for the company, well, that’s life isn’t it. All part of trading.
It seems in 3 days, around 10% of declared shorts have closed. Interesting.
Yesterday at 90p. Nearly a £1 avg now. #LovinIt
You are correct Trading4. However, I posted this from Stockopedia (48 hours old) - I have posted the ratings you have cited as well - but thought I’d post an alternative source, for balance :)
Among the analysts covering Boohoo, there are currently:
3 Buy recommendations
5 Hold recommendations
1 Sell recommendations
In a recession, people tend to buy cheaper clothes. BOO fits the bill perfectly. Bigger price tag brands tend to struggle … Primark, BOO, ASOS etc will do well in a recession - regardless of initial market reaction
Amazing. Who would’ve thought! Even I’m surprised
Remember everyone, NOFEAR was trying to get you to buy CPI today - it is currently over 2.6% DOWN. Lol. Shows you how much derampers know. Made a bad investment and he was trying to get you to buy in!
Marshall Wace LLP 2.59% -0.07% 26 Jan 2022
Funny how some can only spot shorts when they increase hahahahahahah. Muppets.
2.66% -0.04% 25 Jan 2022
Interesting they’ve decided to reduce their short position
I did think 1800 would hold a little longer!
Wonder where CEY Will bottom. Kicking myself for the 91p top up
As someone with an avg currently around 94p - I’m very surprised this is where it is in terms of SP! Thought more would dig in as an inflation hedge but also for the divvy. Though, I did miss out on buying in the low-80’s….oh well
NOFEAR what I really want to know is where you are getting a 99p flake for 99p these days? It’s not 1997 anymore bud they’re about £2.50 now - maybe that’s where you mean the SP will be hehe
Yes, by ONE broker.
150p would still be a more than decent profit to anyone buying in now.
Let’s not forget there are broker ratings going all the way up to 475p.
NOFEAR thanks for the life story but I really don’t give a monkeys about your portfolio. This is a BOO share chat, not Market tinder - though, I am flattered xx
Isn’t it weird these buffoons scream “you’re wrong” and then predict a sell off when US markets open but then the complete opposite happens? Where are they now to admit how wrong they are every day ha!
I’m upset only because I was ready to buy some more on this alleged US open sell off and even cancelled my eastenders recap :(