Ao World Share Discussion Threads

[thefartingcommie] 25/5/2021 13:47

hTTps://www.voxmarkets.co.uk/articles/premier-miton-fund-manager-gervais-williams-discusses-his-portfolio-d2c59ff AO World (27:50)

[mcmather] 25/5/2021 13:20

Rollocks (rns); albeit "there is no change to the guidance or outlook......current trading remains resilient".

[mcmather] 20/5/2021 11:48

Looking like that was the bottom.

[thefartingcommie] 07/5/2021 11:04

re...Should see £2.50 shortly.............. target 380,, that's 25% upside more like 50%+ now....great opp...buying here...

[schneil] 19/4/2021 14:22

Which brokers target is that?

[1goodstock] 19/4/2021 14:17

Revenues surge more than last year, excess profit raid , target 380,, that's 25% upside

[mcmather] 15/4/2021 07:48

"...without financial support from Government" "...with momentum continuing in the fourth quarter" "...and strengthened the Group's positioning as we seek further growth"

[mcmather] 07/4/2021 22:15

Not £0.90 higher than that?? Whispers about taking delivery of 'hundreds' of new vans just to keep up.

[trt] 07/4/2021 15:30

£2.65 more realistic price level.

[mcmather] 07/4/2021 14:56

Back on track?

[trt] 11/2/2021 17:29

Should see £2.50 shortly

[mcmather] 08/2/2021 17:16

Presumably, shorting and/or trading it. From friday; "AO World: JP Morgan reiterates neutral with a target price of 265p"; hTtps://www.investments.lloydsbank.com/markets-and-commentary/market-news/article/?id=7805564&type=bsm Whilst here is a bit of t/a (not mine) from 29 Jan 2021; "Price has held inside of a bullish price channel from its March lows to its November highs"; hTtps://uk.tradingview.com/chart/AO./hOSOhn9b-AO-LSE-Good-tailwinds-for-the-online-retailer-30/

[bezinio] 08/2/2021 17:07

TRT get a grip why you so bothered about ao?

[trt] 08/2/2021 15:32

Could see £2.50 if £3.00 level fails.

[mcmather] 07/2/2021 19:06

Just open up society; protect any vulnerable who want shielding - and bin furlough, and certainly for the bone idle - and make ivermectin even cheaper than it is (£1-2 a week) for any who require protection from sars cov 2.

[chainsaws] 07/2/2021 16:21

CHANCELLOR WANTS TO LEVEL UP THE PLAYING FIELD IN RETAILING --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interesting comments in the Weekend Sunday newspapers about the possible introduction of an ONLINE SALES TAX, primarily aimed at all UK ONLINE retailers including Amazon, ASOS, Boohoo, AO World, Next, etc The broadsheet newspapers seem to be implying that Chancellor, Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering plans to levy a surcharge on ALL INTERNET RETAILERS, to help offset the loss of income received from Business Rates, following the closure of empty, vacant high street shops.

[mcmather] 28/1/2021 12:54

Thought it might have held on to the low £3.30s. Another lesson. Appreciate the increased covid costs but think the "throughout" in this line is encouraging: "One of our biggest achievements this period is to have our German business profitable throughout Q3"

[babbler] 28/1/2021 11:05

£2.80 is support. If it dropped below that I'd have been worried

[c216ay] 28/1/2021 09:40

I'm a novice at this. Not sure whether to hold. Suffering a slight loss at the moment.

[trt] 28/1/2021 08:25

£3.00 level gone now next support at £2.50

[trt] 27/1/2021 14:41

If £3 level doesn't hold could see £2.50

[genierub] 27/1/2021 13:34

There's some bad brexit, economy and COVID news ahead. I think we are heading for a crash (not just this SP)

[trt] 23/1/2021 09:55

Looks like we could now see £3.00 if this level doesn't hold could be tricky to predict how far this could fall.

[trt] 19/1/2021 15:29

Could be tempted at £3.20 again although COVID costs for the business are definitely a drain on profits as they are mounting up.

[trt] 19/1/2021 15:06

This will now go lower than £3.50