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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

34.20
0.18 (0.53%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Boohoo Group Plc LSE:BOO London Ordinary Share JE00BG6L7297 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.18 0.53% 34.20 34.16 34.28 34.82 33.56 34.08 5,680,600 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -5.73 433.3M
Boohoo Group Plc is listed in the Womens Hosiery, Except Socks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BOO. The last closing price for Boohoo was 34.02p. Over the last year, Boohoo shares have traded in a share price range of 27.77p to 51.80p.

Boohoo currently has 1,268,438,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £433.30 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.73.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/6/2017
12:14
SP just consolidating? It's been going around the 232-238 range last week or so. Or is this still profit taking from a few weeks ago?
goku100
27/6/2017
10:50
Now for your next BOO
pet lover
27/6/2017
10:37
Shame we have drifted down from the highs. Opportunity to add maybe?
newkid
26/6/2017
22:21
Thanks Telbap
adealsiddiq110
26/6/2017
21:10
Adeal....KOOV are sadly underfunded, if you like an ASOS, but I the wrong country, at the wrong time and without any big money behind them.They are pretty much "buying" their orders at present with your money!......my advice is sell down to a value you don't mind loosing entirely, and forget about it for a year. If koov are still around re evaluate, if their gone, then you only lost what you decided now you could afford.The Indian fashion market is like China's, so over supplied, there is deafening noise in the web, huge amount of choice, and the young savvy shoppers go with the best deals.....only the big boys with strong USP brands make it.Good luck.
telbap
26/6/2017
20:06
FairPlay guys, I'm not going to go against anything anyone is saying here, I have no doubt that you guys have a lot more experience and knowledge compared to me and that probably includes life experience too as I am still considered fairly young and new to this world.I will be honest brought Boo at 34p and still holding with some profit banked. I have got a holding in Koovs too but with a long term view so some of Boo profit was put into that.Thanks for your input guys atleast I can keep a close eye on Koovs.Any other suggestion or tips wouldn't go amiss for me so please feel free to direct message me happy to listen to the experienced players.
adealsiddiq110
26/6/2017
18:32
Well played telbap
panic investor
26/6/2017
13:40
Location Berlin also one advertised for France

hxxps://careers.boohoo.com/vacancies/vacancy-details.aspx?vacancyid=714

rick678
26/6/2017
13:10
If it closes below 228 it's a sell
fluid36
26/6/2017
12:40
thats the most ridiculous comment I've ever seen on ADVFN, KOOV is rubbish and will be bust before long.

They have little if no market and have no cash !

panic investor
26/6/2017
12:38
Boo need to buy Koovs for the Indian and Middle East market and then Amazon will definitely be interested to buy out Boo. IMHO.
adealsiddiq110
26/6/2017
12:35
BOO's Model works. Many others are yet to be proven.
au24
26/6/2017
11:42
Boohoo would be at the top, 4 brands, 4 warehouses on horizon, no bricks and mortar stores, international reach, hand fits glove.
rick678
26/6/2017
11:24
Being taken out by Amazon is wishful thinking.

I personally think BOO is too small of a company for someone like Amazon ( a world player ) to go for.

GLA

qruz
26/6/2017
11:16
I think Amazon are buying high street food retailers at the moment in their strategy to "buy everything".
Where BOO are on that list is anyone's guess: probably after, or before, ASOS and after Next but before Sainsbury's or Tesco but maybe after Wickes.
;-)

sogoesit
26/6/2017
11:03
I agree Amazon will likely buy or someone else, I wouldn't be surprised if they hadn't already been approached. Once they buy the land for the super site this will make them a much more attractive purchase given land for warehousing in the north is becoming harder to find. It's only a matter of time in my opinion before a 10 billion bid comes in.
rick678
26/6/2017
10:25
Amazon could take us out with their loose change.
May be they will or another big hitter.

au24
26/6/2017
10:12
added to that some people coughed up50m at 220p !
panic investor
26/6/2017
10:08
Stewar06 sorry but I must be reading different charts to you. The pattern you describe happening today has only happened on two other trading days in the last 15...
villarich
26/6/2017
09:44
I agree with Panic, to me the 220 mark was always going to be a barrier. Personally I feel a top-up chance was best taken today. Have a look at the chart and the obvious resistance points.
fluid36
26/6/2017
09:35
Good luck with that ine
panic investor
26/6/2017
09:34
You do notice a pattern here, the big drop, recovery and end of the day it drops to around the days low or just under
stewar06
26/6/2017
09:32
Not topping up yet, still way over valued, topping up around 170 to 180 even then still way over valued but worth a kill or fill around that price
stewar06
26/6/2017
09:19
Down to 220 as predicted, albeit briefly. Only concern here is the new Amazon product.
fluid36
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