Boohoo Share Discussion Threads

[fuji99] 25/9/2017 09:04

It's ADVFN problem to be fixed soon.

[cinoib] 25/9/2017 08:55

anyone got feed trouble this morn or just me

[rickyvee] 22/9/2017 21:37

Guys if you would like to search the latest articles just google 'Boohoo' and click on 'News' and then 'Tools' on the tab bar and then click on 'Recent' under the tab bar and '24 hours'. Sorry if this is self explanatory but I thought I would mention it in light of all the articles to be published next week. Just easier to track what's going on!

[rickyvee] 22/9/2017 21:24

I don't foresee a spike next week. I think it will remain steady and in the coming few months it will go up when least expected or we may continue the gradual 1-3p up to 300p. Anyone else have any crystal ball analysis for next week?

[rickyvee] 22/9/2017 20:14

From other board:
[...]

Wednesday 27 September

Online fashion retailer Boohoo.com (BOO) will report first-half results Wednesday – and it's already received an upgrade from broker Barclays.

A fortnight ago, previewing the forthcoming update, analyst Andrew Ross, who only initiated coverage in March, moved to an 'overweight' rating and hiked his price target by a fifth to 265p. That gave the shares a nice boost, with the stock up 6% the following day. It's now at 248p.

Ross says, while it's always been clear that Boohoo "has a competitive advantage in its supply chain and ecommerce-only model that will yield share gains for many years to come", he's "not been able to get comfortable enough on forecasts to find the valuation appealing". In the past year alone it's up 160%.

An increased confidence in current trading has led Ross to upgrade earnings per share (EPS) by 4% for both full-year 2018 and 2019.

PrettyLittleThing, which sells clothes for 16-25-year-old females, continues to thrive and is expected to "drive upgrades at the results". Ross forecasts revenues of £155 million in total, above Boohoo's £95 million guidance.

"Our consistent valuation framework... now yields a risk/reward that we think stacks up." That's despite the eye-watering valuation – a forward price/earnings (PE) ratio for 2018 of 55.5 times. "There are still question marks... but upgrades trump these concerns in our assessment of the share price performance nearer term."

[superhoop2] 22/9/2017 19:33

Can someone copy the latest article from the Boo blog on iii forum ...

[steptoes yard] 22/9/2017 09:13

I think it is the journalism that is irrational after due consideration

[superhoop2] 22/9/2017 08:29

hxxps://uk.investing.com/analysis/boohoocom-plc-200197287

[supasapi] 21/9/2017 22:36

a good question Steptoe, but ultimately the market can and does behave irrational at times

[albert3591] 21/9/2017 13:56

I dont think the share price will move either way before interims,maybe a spike the day before interims if they are good.those in the know will be buying.

[rickyvee] 20/9/2017 22:34

"Will Brexit crush these 4 share prices? Whitbread plc, BT Group plc, Boohoo.Com PLC and J Sainsbury plc"
-- Boohoo may also experience some difficulties with sales in the UK. However, it is very much an international business, and may even benefit from a weaker pound. I think the company has a good strategy and the integration of recent acquisitions could act as a catalyst on its share price. With more scope for acquisitions to my mind, I’m upbeat about Boohoo for the long run ---
hxxps://investomania.co.uk/2017/09/will-brexit-crush-4-share-prices-whitbread-plc-bt-group-plc-boohoo-com-plc-j-sainsbury-plc/

[berber1] 20/9/2017 21:30

Boohoo, is the trend and the Trend is your friend, can we reach 300p by end of September.

[rickyvee] 20/9/2017 17:08

Extrader, would 'Pretty Big Thing' sound better?

[steptoes yard] 20/9/2017 08:27

Kourtney finds Scotts behaviour embarrassing. Whilst she has a point, she clearly doesn't do irony. I hope all these chavs buy this muck and keep BOO shareholders in clover. The chav subscription model is a growing unstoppable machine.

[extrader] 20/9/2017 08:24

Hi rickyvee,

No disrespect to the ladies, but I'm not sure that 'women sizes 18-24' would have qualified as 'pretty little things' when I were a lad...

ATB

[rickyvee] 20/9/2017 00:38

PLT launched a plus range today for women sizes 18-24. Last week the site launched a Premium range so they are definitely covering all bases now. In my view PLT could be bigger than BOO in five years.