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SP needs to hold above 314p or further falls more likely than not.

Thanks rag. Excellent

BJ has just called off talks so we are presently, officially leaving the EU without a deal.
On that basis, given Eve's involvement in france, do we think that there will be a tarriff now (2021) on eve products sold in France or, have they got an office their that allows them to remain tariff free?
(My guess is, is that if they are manufactured in the Uk then they will be subject to tariffs when entering france)

Good post rag, thanks very much

I tend to use charts to time entry points and this is pretty good right now using my methodology. (got in at a fraction under 50p) I expect news in the next days and weeks to start to turn the corner on the covid problem. That will give a boost to all sectors and I think AML will be boosted disproportionately to the upside.
Assuming 52p is broken then 70p looks fairly straight forward with around 80p being the next target.
As always DYOR

Sorry rag, I'm not trying to analyse fashion, as you correctly deduce, that's not my area of expertise. My point was that Boo don't have much if any USP's and while, as I have acknowledged, yours and others first hand experience of this particular company is very relevant it does still, I think highlight the (relative) fragility of the Boo business model. I am not suggesting that they are going to take market share from Boo next week but, (assuming they carry on growing and presumably improving) they nevertheless demonstrate that a few years is a long time in business. (And also obviously this is not just aimed at Boo but at the whole market., New entrants come in and if they get a foothold then it normally drives down prices quality and profits.

I am the same as David, I just saw the same article without further investigation. Obviously its helpful and interesting to hear of posters here who have first hand experience of the products and company. The only small caveat I would make is that just because the logistics are rubbish today, does not mean they won't remedy that going forward. (it seems fairly easy to deal with in fact). I also take on board how "cheap" the product may feel when it actually arrives. Time will tell but again it just highlights the fragility I think of all products & Brands nowadays. Its very difficult to have confidence long term in the longevity of any company (unless they have some pretty tight patents)

Interesting find: As I have said for a while and this is not at Boo particularly, it is very difficult in these times to have a LTB&H strategy. PP1 and her 20 years on a company with a easy USP currently to be copied (albeit it costly), shows, I think the danger.
As PP1 has also pointed out, this is a large and fragmented market so it won't be surprising that other, well funded enterprises would go after it.
Without the Claire Smith licking off again, I was not convinced of her list of companies that would go after Boo's market share, but certainly the expectation from other posters that no one could catch up to Boo did seem a bit fanciful, (to me)

DNP, sorry, but it really isn't in OVER SOLD territory and has not been for some months.
Oversold is a term that has relevance in TA. To state that Boo is oversold is simply misleading.
You can't say its a guess because its simply not accurate. Likewise even if you said it was your opinion you be misstating the evidence.

Now this is getting interesting. … SP has fallen back quickly . I think I was not alone in expecting news at 11:00.
Now, I only expected news at 11:00 based on the SP going up. The SP may have been going up because of a "leak" that news was coming out. When no news was forthcoming the SP went down.
So my, somewhat convoluted logic, says, news may still come out today. (Or of course it could just be a bit of "pump and dump", but the MM's can do that any day, so I don't think so)

that I can't, comicstar. I just look at charts and some indicators and try to draw some conclusions from there. However today's movement just seems a bit out of character. Most likely the "explanation" is just me wishfully thinking.

It "feels" (to me) that there is news imminently. Just a guess but that this is not normally how the SP moves in a day, it will go up and then stop for a few hours. It does not usually keep climbing over this long a period. anyway, what do I know,

Ah, just a guess, well I would not have know that from your post.

Comicstart, it wasn't oversold. (That term tends to be used on a technical basis and the stock was not remotely oversold)

This has surprised me as we have had a bit of a week of gradual lessening of the SP. I can't see why today would turn it around. More "no news" similar to the rest of the week? Maybe there is a whiff of news to be released? I have no idea but it just seems unusual right now?

DNP, How do you know, when you say "Bottom was HIT yesterday... we need to break 320 and hold then move up..."

I am not saying if you are right or wrong just how are you so certain?

Wow, where has all this come from all of a sudden? if this teaches you nothing else it should teach all, not to fall in love with a share. You take the bet, you have your targets, you reach them, which ever way it goes, you get out. Like driving a car to a destination. Who needs all this agnst? And you never over commit. Its that simple and the thing is, I bet you all knew that already.
If you are new, or young at this game, you had better learn these rules quicksmart otherwise not only will you lose (all) your money but you will be very unhappy on the journey. You don't have to trade your plan can be to hold the share for 10 years, but, have a plan whatever it is and basically stick to it because if you change the plan it was probably not that good a one start with.

PP1 is up early this morning, not too switched on with design, architecture or the Uk's planning regs.

OK, KK but that's kind of the opposite of what I am saying. already you are deciding that the odds are in you favour just because the SP goes lower than it is now. Charts ignore fundamentals, that's the whole point. All the info, bad news, sentiment, other like minded companies results, boos own results, are already accounted for in the SP Never pre-judge because then its starts to get emotional. you know, "I'm right, the markets wrong and if I just wait a bit I will be proved right"

Hedged, I think this is where a lot of people go wrong. Its immaterial whether or not the individual is "confident" a support level will hold (in this example 294p). It either will or it won't.
What a Chartist does is to wait for a support level to arrive and then make a decision whether to buy on it. The reason you wait is because if it carries on falling then you get out at say, 290p because the market is telling you, you have made the wrong decision in expecting it to go up from 294p. That is a 50/50 bet but some indicators in conjunction with that pretty crude support/resistance chart can also support (or contradict) the original buy decision. If that indicator has a good ratio of being right it starts to push the odds now maybe 70-30 in the buyers favour. You may have a 3rd indicator and if they all line up you may feel very confident that the chances of a reversal are in place and you will profit very well from the trade.
Even however, if you just use the chart and nothing else and its 50/50 at least if you are wrong it costs you very little of your capital when you exit at 290p
Traders must never think they can "forecast" what's going to happen, what they should always do, with every trade, is have a valid reason for buying where they do (whatever methodology they use), have an exit price if they are wrong and a target price to sell if they are right so they can look at how much they potentially might lose against their expected gain.
The it becomes clear if the risk reward is worth the trade. All of these target prices, the buy and the 2 exits, must have some reasoning behind them. Not just arbitrary , "finger in the air" guesses.