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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

34.46
0.92 (2.74%)
03 May 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
  0.92 2.74% 34.46 34.28 34.54 34.52 33.10 33.10 2,295,093 16:35:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -5.76 435.07M
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 33.54p. Over the last year, Boohoo shares have traded in a share price range of 27.77p to 49.98p.

Boohoo currently has 1,268,438,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £435.07 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.76.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/12/2020
13:07
shorting now. M.A.B have a 200k short boohoo
jackson83
21/12/2020
13:05
christh is posting rubbish
jackson83
21/12/2020
13:05
Houston. Thrusters at 30%. Everything's looking good 🚀🚀🚀
chickndinner
21/12/2020
13:02
THE M.I.L.F takes CONTROL of the Kamani Clothing Co (previously known as Boohoo PLC)
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A thoroughly irate Carol Kane had organised a Weekend conference call involving most of the Boohoo PLC Directors & Execs (with ONE very noteable omission)


Carol Kane: Gentlemen, I am very concerned about this PwC Auditor debacle, I’ve got a lot of money chained up in Boohoo and without a replacement Auditor, the London Stock Exchange’s Admission to Listing (A.I.M Regulations) could result in my shares being SUSPENDED or possibly even DELISTED.

John Lyttle: Carol we’ve all got shares in Boohoo – right ??

Carol Kane: Not as many shares as me, though John

Neil Catto: Mahmud are you hearing this ?

Carol Kane: Mahmud is NOT part of these discussions, BECAUSE I’M THE BOSS AROUND HERE, NOW

John Lyttle: Erm, Carol I’m sorry but I’m the Boss !!!

Neil Catto: Calm down folks, I do all the number crunching, so technically I’m the Boss !!!

Carol Kane: Look, I’m not here to argue, WHO was SUPPOSED to find us the replacement Auditor ??

John Lyttle: Erm, that was Mahmud Kamani’s job

Carol Kane: Exactly, our custard cream loving FORMER Boss !!!

Neil Catto: Carol what do you mean ??

Carol Kane: He had ONE simple job to do and he FAILED us all. The bean counters at the I.C.A.E.W just laughed and told him to get back on his train to Manchester !!!

John Lyttle: well she’s right, he DIDN’T GET US A REPLACEMENT AUDITOR did he !!

Carol Kane: I’m going to deal with this now……….. Catto get on the phone to EVERY Accountant in the UK……….. beg, plead, grovel, but don’t phone ERNST & YOUNG, DELOITTES, KPMG, BDO BINDER HAMLYN, GRANT THORNTON, R.S.M or SMITH & WILLIAMSON because they all started laughing and said NOT A CHANCE !!! Even try phoning that PKF Littlejohn LLP ("PKF") outfit that nobody has ever heard of !!!

John Lyttle: Carol, what do you want me to do ?

Carol Kane: Go tell our custard cream loving FORMER Boss, that he’s FIRED !!! and I’m the BOSS now !!!

John Lyttle: but, but, but………



Carol Kane: Yes I know you’ve been watching my Butt and my legs and my Boobies, but the answer is STILL…….. NO, NO, NO John




Neil Catto: coughs and mutters…..the immortal words…….. SNOOP DOG !!!

Carol Kane: Catto, watch your mouth numbers boy, I’m the BOSS here now, I design the pants and I wear the pants around here now…………..is that understood ??

Neil Catto: sorry Carol……… erm Boss Lady

John Lyttle: I’ll telephone Mahmud straight away…….. now……. Right this very minute, in fact……. I’ll tell him, he might STILL be the largest shareholder in Boohoo but YOU are the Boss now !!!

Carol Kane: Just to be absolutely clear EVERYBODY, I’m the Boss now, Mahmud Kamani is history, he can now go back to his Bolton market stall and sell his fake designer handbags again 😊 and we are going to rename and rebrand ourselves as C.K. ONE PLC (Carol Kane ONE plc) 😊

So lets see what you can do Carol, shall we

ukneonboy
21/12/2020
13:01
We lied. STRONG BUY.

Last chance to get cheap shares. No more dips now. Heading North all the way to the massive rerate on the trading update.

🚀🚀🚀

chickndinner
21/12/2020
12:59
Captain 👨🏼‍✈️ hollow lost in the Christmas copy and paste finale .

New material , but too little too late I’m afraid .

You have to be disappointed today after the auditor announcement.
That was the ACE if you were a holder.
The sure winner .

Yet it’s largely been ignored .
Steam rolled flat .

Auditor appointment Christmas party cancelled .

melegramfortongo
21/12/2020
12:59
We lied and it's going up 🚀🚀🚀
chickndinner
21/12/2020
12:54
MILLENIAL INVESTOR a.k.a HATHERSAGE a.k.a CHRISTH a.k.a CHESS123 a.k.a AMMU12 a.k.a THE TUGGER





U all told us Boohoo £10 by Xmas YOU LIED

U all told us Boohoo £20 by Xmas 2020 YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £6 by Xmas YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £3.35 by 17/12/20 YOU LIED

ukneonboy
21/12/2020
12:54
Smart money taking positions for the massive trading update rerate 🚀🚀🚀
chickndinner
21/12/2020
12:53
Wednesday 6 May 2020 9:15 am
Boohoo's understanding helps it avoid lockdown tears
Stephan Shakespeare

Fashion retailer Boohoo operates its namesake brand, menswear edition Boohooman, PrettyLittleThing, Nasty Gal, Miss Pap and high street brands Karen Millen and Coast. Despite its many names Boohoo follows an online-only model, meaning that the nationwide lockdown in response the coronavirus crisis has led to minimal disruption.

Boohoo’s chief financial officer reported that customer acquisition had grown significantly alongside sales during the lockdown, after an initial drop, with loungewear and nightwear standing out as bestsellers. YouGov data echoes this, with current customer scores increasing from +1.6 in the middle of February to +3.7 at the start of April (whether someone has purchased from a brand in the past 3 months).

Boohoo’s target audience is those in their mid-teens to early twenties; an age group which the brand has a significant hold on already. YouGov Profiles data shows that 11% of 18 to 24-year-olds have purchased something from Boohoo for themselves in the last three months while 25% have spent up to £30 on nightwear and underwear, contributing to Boohoo’s bestseller items.

The retailer attributes its recent success to the lockdown forcing its customer base to spend longer on social media, and the brands swift altering of marketing strategy to focus solely on digital channels. Boohoo reported high engagement with social media posts – important considering over half of those aged between 18 and 24 say they have seen clothes or accessories advertised online and gone on to purchase it online (53%), and a quarter have purchased clothes through an app (26%).



Boohoo’s understanding of their target audience’s shopping preferences has allowed them to take advantage of this situation. Nearly two in five (38%) 18 to 24-year-olds have bought clothes on their mobile phone in the past year, while nearly a third say they buy nearly all their clothes online (32%).


Consideration of the brand among 18 to 24-year-olds has also been steadily increasing since February reaching a high of 25.1 on the 27th March, showing there has been little decrease in appetite for new clothes during the crisis.

Previous YouGov research shows that clothes and beauty products are the second most ordered item online after groceries since the lockdown began (29%) indicating that this Boohoo’s winning response to the lockdown is unlikely to falter..



www.cityam.com/boohoos-understanding-helps-it-avoid-lockdown-tears/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

christh
21/12/2020
12:51
MILLENIAL INVESTOR a.k.a HATHERSAGE a.k.a CHRISTH a.k.a CHESS123 a.k.a AMMU12 a.k.a THE TUGGER



THIS CHART DOES NOT LIE - BUT YOU PAID SHARE RAMPERS, KAMANI STOOGES & PAID SCRIBBLERS DO ......... everyday

U all told us Boohoo £10 by Xmas YOU LIED

U all told us Boohoo £20 by Xmas 2020 YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £6 by Xmas YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £3.35 by 17/12/20 YOU LIED

ukneonboy
21/12/2020
12:49
Did you Buy then or are you still shorting?

You want to sell stock short, do not assume you'll always be able to repurchase it whenever you want, at a price you want. The market for a given stock has to be there. If no one is selling the stock, or there are many buyers, including panic buyers, caused by other short sellers attempting to close out their positions as they lose more and more money, you may be in a position to incur serious losses. You could also wake up to an announcement that a company's getting acquired for a 40% premium over its current stock price including a special $10 per share dividend, for example, which means short sellers are instantly impacted and may have serious losses

The risk of losses on a short sale is infinite, in theory, because the stock price could continue to rise with no limit.

christh
21/12/2020
12:48
Beware of the Risks
When you short a stock, you expose yourself to a potentially large financial risk.
In some cases, when investors and traders see that a stock has a large short interest, meaning a big percentage of its available shares have been shorted by speculators, they attempt to drive up the stock price.
This can force the speculators with short positions to "cover," or buy back the shares before the price goes too high, and this exerts a certain amount of control over the stock price before a large amount of speculation causes huge losses.
you want to sell stock short, do not assume you'll always be able to repurchase it whenever you want, at a price you want. The market for a given stock has to be there. If no one is selling the stock, or there are many buyers, including panic buyers, caused by other short sellers attempting to close out their positions as they lose more and more money, you may be in a position to incur serious losses. You could also wake up to an announcement that a company's getting acquired for a 40% premium over its current stock price including a special $10 per share dividend, for example, which means short sellers are instantly impacted and may have serious losses

Understand that stock prices can be volatile, and never assume that for a stock to go from price A to price C, it has to go through price B.
You may or may not have the opportunity to buy or sell on the way up or down. Prices may instantaneously reset, with the bid or ask prices jumping higher very quickly.
The risk of losses on a short sale is infinite, in theory, because the stock price could continue to rise with no limit.
The short selling tactic is best used by seasoned traders who know and understand the risks. Finally, shorting a stock is subject to its own set of rules that are different from regular stock investing. This includes a rule designed to restrict short selling from further driving down the price of a stock that has dropped more than 10% in one day compared to the closing price on the previous day.

The Balance does not provide tax, investment, or financial services and advice.
The information is being presented without consideration of the investment objectives, risk tolerance, or financial circumstances of any specific investor and might not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Investing involves risk including the possible loss of principal.

Shorting stock has long been a popular trading technique for speculators, gamblers, arbitrageurs,
hedge fund managers, and individual investors willing to take on a potentially
substantial risk of capital loss. Shorting stock, also known as short selling,
involves the sale of stock that the seller does not own, or shares that the seller has taken on loan from a broker.

christh
21/12/2020
12:46
Ah at last, there's the proof I wanted . Christy the cretin knows nowt, guesses, gets it WRONG. Over and over again 😠😡😠😡 8544;😡ԅ44;😡
chainsaws
21/12/2020
12:44
in a downward direction......lol
ukneonboy
21/12/2020
12:41
Yes everyone. Listen to UKRENTBOY. We lied and look the share price is flying.

We lied
We lied
We lied 🤣🤣🤣

🚀🚀🚀

chickndinner
21/12/2020
12:41
MILLENIAL INVESTOR a.k.a HATHERSAGE a.k.a CHRISTH a.k.a CHESS123 a.k.a AMMU12 a.k.a THE TUGGER

U all told us Boohoo £10 by Xmas YOU LIED

U all told us Boohoo £20 by Xmas 2020 YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £6 by Xmas YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £3.35 by 17/12/20 YOU LIED

ukneonboy
21/12/2020
12:41
Ready to Fly..... Boohoo trading update 14 January
christh
21/12/2020
12:39
MILLENIAL INVESTOR a.k.a HATHERSAGE a.k.a CHRISTH a.k.a CHESS123 a.k.a AMMU12 a.k.a THE TUGGER


U all told us Boohoo £10 by Xmas YOU LIED

U all told us Boohoo £20 by Xmas 2020 YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £6 by Xmas YOU LIED

then U all told us Boohoo £3.35 by 17/12/20 YOU LIED

ukneonboy
21/12/2020
12:39
UKRENTBOY and Mele. Keep doing what you do best. Up she goes 🙏🙏🙏
chickndinner
21/12/2020
12:38
jackson83 28 May '20 - 17:49 - 2152 of 3727

BOOHOO IS STILL A BARGAIN..
keep buying folks & fill your boots will cheap shares £10 1000p within 2 years.

christh
21/12/2020
12:38
Time to load up. Up she goes. FOMO before the trading update.

Houston. We have lift off! 🚀🚀🚀

chickndinner
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