Koovs Share Discussion Threads

[monkeywench1] 02/1/2017 18:48

Change the record chief ramper. 25p. Don't get sucked in.

[market master] 02/1/2017 16:06

Change the record monkey! Close your short or risk getting badly burned. As KOOVS said this morning 2017 is GAME TIME which bodes well for the upcoming trading update. Looks like 75p will be here sooner than many think!

[market master] 02/1/2017 15:40

It's interesting that the company put out such a bullish statement just a week before trading update is due. Be interesting to see smart money buying from tomorrow. GAME ON 2017!!!!!!

[monkeywench1] 02/1/2017 15:27

And multi million pound losses. More money needed.

[harebridge] 02/1/2017 15:11

Trading update next week- smashing triple digit growth LOL!

[market master] 02/1/2017 13:48

In your dreams monkey! 75p coming very soon. As the company clearly states

2017 IS GAME TIME



time to close your short monkey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[monkeywench1] 02/1/2017 13:24

Ramp meister your name says it all.This share will be ramped to 25p.

[rampmeister] 02/1/2017 11:47

Surely you can do better than that Monkey? Any man on the street can tell you that scaling up a business is the way to make profits.Disingenuous claptrap won't wash.

RM

[monkeywench1] 02/1/2017 11:00

Given that koovs sell their products at a loss I would hope for sales of 20m. But of course that would just mean a bigger loss. I must buy some of these shares!!

[harebridge] 02/1/2017 09:17

M&A activity in India rose to $70 billion across 1195 transactions in 2016, a record high level fuelled by a wave of consolidation and rising confidence in India's growth prospects.It's clear that the big players Amazon India, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Walmart, Alibaba & Madhura Fashion and Lifestyle, a division of Aditya Birla Group etc etc are looking for & acquiring private labels to increase their wafer thin margins.They are all virtually running on losses as the customer is discount orientated. The chairman Lord Waheed Alli has purchased shares in every fundraising, including 1 million at 50p only a few weeks ago.He knows the sector inside out & knows the potential prize on offer.There's enough cash for at least another 12 to 18 months, but if the brand is continuously & successfully built like it has thus far, one of the potential suitors above will probably take Koovs out this year.

[monkeywench1] 01/1/2017 23:28

I notice the Puzzler2 post has been moderated.

In it he/she opined that there is indeed enormous on-line potential in India, however he/she questioned why Koovs would emerge successful whilst burning cash and continuing to generate a gross loss. He/she said that 25p was more likely than 75p.

Maybe Marketmaster ( sic ) could explain why this posters honest opinion was moderated?

[goldfinger_1964] 01/1/2017 15:14

I see this being sold down by HT media.They are currently in the money and I know they will definitely be unloading stock.Watch this space

[market master] 01/1/2017 12:52

More likely 75p than 25p

[monkeywench1] 01/1/2017 11:47

25p soon enough. Don't let the rampers fool you.

[harebridge] 01/1/2017 09:57

The opportunity is massive: by 2020, India is expected to generate $100 billion in online retail revenue, of which $35 billion will come from fashion ecommerce. This means online apparel sales are set to grow four times in the next four years, from just under $9 billion currently, according to Google India research. However, insane burn rates have not deterred investors from pumping more money into the segment. Investors say it is FOMO - fear of missing out -that's driving the market. A recent Google-AT Kearney report estimated that by 2020 there will be a five-fold jump in the number of women shopping online, and apparels and accessories will overtake consumer electronics to become the largest online category. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/m.economictimes.com/small-biz/startups/investors-are-bullish-on-fashion-etailers-but-only-on-those-within-striking-distance-of-profits/amp_articleshow/56276092.cms?client=safari

[dgbell7] 30/12/2016 17:17

Jsjones that's also a good point ; Koovs are competing with companies with deep pockets who can afford to lose money in India. India is a big and growing economy but how well geared up is it , for example ,transport wise for internet business compared to the U.K.? No doubt eventually someone will make a load of money being an online clothing company in India but could it be a long way down the line?

[dgbell7] 30/12/2016 17:10

Owenski you've hit the nail on the head. when I have a share I'm happy with I don't need to ramp it, people come and join the party because they can see for themselves it's worthwhile. I feel desperately sorry for people who are sitting with big positions here and losing money hand over fist but you would need to have a real love of risk to buy in here at present. If they genuinely turned the corner and increased turnover with reducing losses I'd be buying in myself but I want to see evidence of a real change- the last interim s were very disappointing I think.