Koovs Share Discussion Threads

[gary38] 27/12/2016 18:07

Hurricane energy ( HUR)

[harebridge] 27/12/2016 18:02

So you're not exactly in a position to comment are you?I had all the same guys slating me & Boohoo when I built up well over a million shares there in the mid 20'sWell they're not laughing now, are they!!Don't bother replying, back on filter along with your other cronies.

[harebridge] 27/12/2016 17:58

Effortless Cool- remember this?

Effortless Cool - 28 Apr 2016 - 09:45 - 2091 of 3005 - 3
I have updated my forecasts for BOO and feel that the valuation is very stretched at the current price. Accordingly, I have sold all my shares this morning.

I'm going to keep tracking them, as I like the company and the business model but, based on current information, I would only be a buyer below 40p.
My valuation is 41.4p, based on an adjusted PE ratio of 25.

imranawan - 28 Apr 2016 - 10:10 - 2093 of 3005 - 1
Effortless Cool - would you be willing to share your forecasts? I sold out on Monday just before the results as I thought the valuation is up with events and couldn't see what the catalyst for the share price to move up would be.

[alwaysevolving] 27/12/2016 16:13

Heard all the same deramping garbage in the early days of ASOS. Watch them all disappear without trace as soon as this pops back over 50p.

[harebridge] 27/12/2016 15:09

Mary Turner CEO"The Indian market continues to grow rapidly, particularly in ecommerce and fashion where online only fashion is growing at 48% a year and Koovs is growing significantly faster than this market rate"Koovs is growing at over DOUBLE the market rate : )Great to see so much new interest here! A superb opportunity to join the party at below what Lord Waheed Alli & numerous Institutions paid the other week (50p). Maybe they know something us minions don't ; )

[harebridge] 27/12/2016 15:01

Women's clothing and men's footwear were one of the most selling categories in 2016 on Flipkart, says a recent report. The e-commerce giant is most preferred by people in the national capital region as the portal witnessed its highest number of shoppers from this region. The report also says that 60 per cent of total shoppers on the e-retail site are men.Bengaluru ranks second with highest number of e-shoppers on Flipkart, while Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad hold the next three positions, according to the #FlipTrends2016 report by Flipkart.As for the tier III towns, Vellore, Tirupati, Bellari, Johrat and Kottayam secured the top five ranks, said the Flipkart report. More tier II and tier III towns took to online shopping on Flipkart, thus increasing sales of branded products on the site.Close to 80 per cent of the traffic on the website came from smartphones in 2016. The study also found that people in the age group of 25-34 years were the most active online shoppers. Almost 15 per cent of total Flipkart customers belong to the age group of over 45 years, according to the #FlipTrends2016 report.The e-commerce portal analysed shopping behaviour and preferences of over a 100 million customers from across the country between January 1 and December 15, 2016 for the study. (KD)http://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/apparel-news/womenswear-one-of-the-best-selling-categories-flipkart-203256-newsdetails.htm

[harebridge] 27/12/2016 14:38

Demonetisation. What Demonetisation?

Plastic transactions jump 25% a month- Digital payments hold the cards post note ban
Mobile wallets such as Paytm, MobiKwik too reaping benefits of demonetisation.

[monkeywench1] 27/12/2016 00:48

Our ramper Hairbrain is so meticulous in his research he thinks Paul Scott is a qualified accountant!! Lol you can't make this up.

[harebridge] 26/12/2016 20:04

Looks like they're going to beat their record sales day from the other week ; )

[harebridge] 26/12/2016 19:59

These kind of growth stocks are so difficult to value. Even though Paul Scott- Paulypilot from Stockopedia is a qualified accountant- he just couldn't get his head around the valuations of ASOS, selling his large holding at 9p per share. On his own admission, this cost him £35 million & he's been shorting it ever since.

Someone's £1 a share is another's 5p a share.

[harebridge] 26/12/2016 19:51

WOW! Man dem going nuts on social media. My phone hasn't stopped! The 'up to 60% off' sale has started.

For a small fish in a very big pond, Koovs (LON:KOOV) is totally dominating social media over there.

[harebridge] 26/12/2016 17:49

I especially like this bit "All of Silicon Valley's titans are realizing that India is an oasis in the barren wasteland of global economic growth."There will be winners & losers.Through a combination of measures outlined in the Interims & end of year report, I believe Koovs is & will become one of the leading pioneers in online fashion.Anyway, that's enough research for now. Looking forward to see what Wednesday brings, as the news of HT Media NOT selling anymore & stating "On the contrary, we have a huge belief in the long-term investment prospect" was released after trading hours.There's no doubt that HT Media's dumping of shares on the open market dragged the price down, as others followed suite.FWIW, I can see a turn around here from these levels, rising back to over 70 after a strong trading update in a couple of weeks.Keep up the good research folks : )

[harebridge] 26/12/2016 17:35

Apple Inc.: This Shift Could Trigger a Surge in AAPL StockApple gaining entry to IndiaGaining a foothold in India could pay dividends for Apple stock (AAPL) down the line, especially since the current government is welcoming foreign tech companies with open armsThe companies would have to source 30% of their materials from local sources. They'd have three years to make the transition, but it would ensure that India's economy would reap the benefits. In making this compromise, Modi was trying to lure Apple and other tech firms to the subcontinent.There's some evidence it is working. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) has already ploughed billions into winning India's e-commerce market. All of Silicon Valley's titans are realizing that India is an oasis in the barren wasteland of global economic growth.http://www.profitconfidential.com/stock/apple-inc-shift-trigger-surge-aapl-stock/