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Chart-wise doesn't look much to stop it hitting around 200p now. It will be instructive to see if it goes that low though. I imagine there will be a lot of money waiting to buy in at around that level should it continue to slide but I would expect some will want to make sure they don't miss the "expected" bounce by getting in a bit earlier. My guess is anywhere between 205p-210p

the only problem I see with the valuation regarding Boo's growth, is: couldn't all of that been said 3 years ago? what was the SP then what is it now?

How has the SP performed over the last 12 months in mostly a total lockdown and much competition sidelined and new brands coming on stream?

I would expect BH to grow pretty well but I expected that over the last 2 sets of results but somehow due to various reasons they have not. And that was with everything going for them.

Now they will have extra headwinds but they do have more brands. (I am skeptical how strong these brands are however. There is a reason they went bust and that no one else wanted to buy them, or at least not more than BH offered which seemed pretty low to me for such "desirable" names.)

However, it remains to be seen how the "high street" reacts, how the online competition reacts and how margins are affected.

It also remains to see who takes over in the next few years as the founders retire.

To get the annual EPS growth it really does mean everything as to fall into place year after year after year and as I say the last 3 years have seen a very patchy SP growth, the individuals returns being absolutely dependent on where they bought in during the helter skelter ride that has been the BH SP.

Dave, how you spin a £2m sell into a positive just prior to expected "good" news is impressive.

Because Dimi, PP1 offers her opinion on BH, but will not engage with anyone who takes issue with anything she says about BH.

I have tried to on many occasions to try and understand her reasoning and to explain where I see it differently (this is only about BOOHOO as an investment). She then ignores all correspondence, copy and pastes her robotic lines and then becomes offensively rude about me (and others), whilst at the same time deploring those traits in others.

I get "personal" with her only because I genuinely believe she may be mentally unbalanced and to make others aware of her very strange attitude and ramblings.

Most of course can see it and make up their own minds, but as this is a board that can be visited by a large number of people, posts often get pushed down the list very quickly, so every now and then I pop back in just to see if I can at last, engage with her about the pro's and cons of BH. So far to no avail.

I thought karma was not based on a God? And I thought most God's are not interested in people who chase material goods?

Ah well, you live and learn...

I don't think PP has filtered me at all.

She is certainly vindictive towards me, I even think the way she refers to me, she might hate me. Can't see any reason why she should be jealous of me though. Still 2 out of three, isn't bad.

(oh gawd what if I make a £m though? and if you keep an eye on AVCT and it goes above 700p it might be 3 out of 3!!!

How exciting!

perhaps Brave Heart need to get there "no news" news out now to get the share price bump in front of AVCT RNS next week?

(yeah, it reads back pretty much how it sounds,,,,,,)

its a crap chart now. 222p looks to be next and if that goes its 200p. …

PSB, its a pretty pointless exercise is it not? Even for a fun, Friday afternoon thing to do?

we don't know the demand (will it be just domestic and/or international)
We don't know how long demand will last or at what level
we don't know the profit margin although we suspect there will be at least one for govt and a different one for business/consumer)
And correct me If I am wrong but we don't have one for sale yet
So if we don't how many we are going to sell, at what profit, over what time span, to whom, makes it a tad tricky to see how its possible to value the business.

(I'm going to leave it to the SP to tell me)

well either, PP really actually seriously does need help and lives in a reality all of her own or she is just absolutely ****ing herself laughing at the ridiculous posts she spouts off and the replies she gets. (Surely it has to be no.2?) But that in turn makes you feel somewhat concerned for her life if its that small?

An just as seriously if she wants to help, sell some of those shares and give the proceeds to me. I'll do more good with it than she will waiting another 20 years for an SP that will never arrive. What good will she have achieved then?

She must think its an easy game at the moment then! (if she has bought in and topped up at around current levels then I think she might be lucky again and see it move up. I only say that coz I have as well..... Yikes!)

In theory I spose D, but obviously at 0p the company has no value and is therefore bust. (also the stock market can (and does) suspend shares when its all getting out of hand one way or the other. So there are some sort of safeguards or mechanisms that can be used if something dramatically unforeseen does arise.

A quoted company's valuation is completely dictated by the SP and is indeed very important. But I think most buyers and sellers of any stock don't have that altruistic ideal in mind other than the recent example we saw recently in the US with that Games company where private PI's all bought in to get back at the "Big" shorters, forcing the SP up to ridiculous levels. But that's hopefully a rare event.

Any share (and EVE does fall into this category) that can easily be manipulated, imposes a further level of risk to small PI's like us.

Ah.... Facts....So if it is a fact that somebody denies knowing any of their suppliers were using slave labour does that then mean that's true and that they did not know slave labour was being used?

What if they are lying? who's to investigate that? Or do we not investigate that anybody might lie from time to time to get their own desired result.

Is it opinion or fact that this will be a 100 bagger in 20 years? If it is opinion then why can't we discuss it with the person who proclaimed this would happen?

Morning Stefan,

it might have got a little lost in translation, but "shareholders" don't do anything. You just buy some shares which takes seconds and then sell them at some time in the future which also takes seconds. Its not exactly hard work....And none of that goes to EVE. Once the Initial Public Offering is completed all buys and sells after that date are people trying to jump on the bandwagon of the employee's actual work to make money, effectively for nothing.

No one held a gun to anyone's head forcing them to buy this stock.

well, its nice to see so many posters thinking it might be April now, not being flamed for that opinion.....

Sdon, I think the "problem" with charting is that it is mostly misunderstood. The zealots will claim it can predict what will happen (I don't), this leads quite rightly to the obvious flaw of dramatic, unexpected news breaking and the "chart" goes out the window. Plus the "I'm right, your wrong" type of posts often lead to unreasonable claims on both sides.

The fact is fundamental analysis can't accommodate dramatic, unexpected news breaking either, so both approaches have their limitations.

Both approaches easily can suffer from the viewers bias. (If you "want" the SP to rise, its easy to see that in any chart, and likewise make the case from a fundamental view point too. and vive versa).

The key is not to do that of course, but that is far easier said then done. Taking emotion out of the thought process is the single most important lesson to learn when stock picking and then when to buy and sell whatever tack you take.

All a chart will do (even when news has broken), will show the parameters, in terms of price, of where the mass of people will buy or sell. Given that crowds are easily manipulated and/or therefore predictable, can lead to an insight into the most "probably" next movement of the price.

But always, its each to his own and anyone who finds a way that works for them should stick with it until it no longer works, whatever the approach.

Personally I think we are all too sensitive over who said what about what test.

Most of the public don't even know or care what an LFT is let alone if is any good. They get told to take a test, they take a test. Its positive or negative. That's it.

As we have seem they don't care where its made or if its any good. So I would not sweat any PR job necessary to sell ours.

It will still be "you have to take a test" and they will just use whatever is put in front of them.

Sdon, I would argue that all stocks are news driven, it just about the level of news I guess, but the point is, is that charts are graphically measuring peoples reaction to that news. GDR fell to 60p and is now 85p. Which price is "right" ? Was 60p a gross overreaction and too low, or is the buying now at 85p misplaced as buyers who wanted to get out earlier could not face the loss at 60p but will be grateful sell now?

That's what charts (in theory) tell you. Its all about peoples reactions and the "Madness of Crowds", not about the company or the news per se.

gdr has come down to support level at 72p but with that steep a fall it looks to me as though more is coming, next stop 67p and if that goes, 50p

Morning Ben,

Its quite an easy chart at the moment. Broadly speaking its in a trading range of 243 and 274. breakouts above and below those 2 support and resistance levels would indicate further movement In that direction.

The slightly more detailed one suggests there is a smaller level of support at 260p, so a break below that brings 243p back into play. 274p though, being an all time high, is still the number to break to expect further gains.

The key RSI is currently, with the sp at 266.5p is 69.66. (Anything above 80 is considered over bought and a fall back is generally expected at those RSI levels. (At 250p on the 10th of march (when that was a record high) the RSI was 80.49, so you can see as the SP rises and falls so the RSI moves about also which is why when it (RSI) does get into overbought territory the SP has to fall to allow further gains . (The SP fell the next day by the way).

So here we are, a couple of weeks later a lot higher than 250p but with an RSI lower and more importantly, still has room to rise before a further fall becomes inevitable.