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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

33.26
0.22 (0.67%)
14 Jun 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
  0.22 0.67% 33.26 33.16 33.36 33.80 33.00 33.16 1,953,742 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -5.59 422.64M
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 33.04p. Over the last year, Boohoo shares have traded in a share price range of 27.77p to 42.40p.

Boohoo currently has 1,268,438,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £422.64 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.59.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/6/2017
17:08
maiken,
I'm sure the company are aware of your misgivings and that is why they are addressing them now.

bigjohnsmam
11/6/2017
14:00
*Correction over £10 (I type too fast)
airs999
11/6/2017
13:59
I see it over 10p in 2 years. Top company
airs999
11/6/2017
12:48
for me the biggest risk is inability to keep company sufficiently resourced to meet demand and maintain high levels of customer service.
for example,the original warehouse in burnley will,I believe, be at full capacity by Feb 18 if co. has reached annual turnover of £500m by then.
That's fine as long as the warehouse extension currently under construction is ready on time.Any delays to this and i think Boohoo's operations will be creaking at the seams.
Furthermore at their current rate of growth i suspect they may have outgrown the extended warehouse BEFORE the new Superwarehouse [proposed and funded by the placing last week] comes on stream in 2020.
The danger is customer service suffers as a result.

maiken
11/6/2017
11:07
Bought in at 55p 135p and 2.40. This is an old dot com winner up to £10 IMO.
au24
11/6/2017
10:19
Let's hope they don't slip up with a dud acquisition - very good so far! Bought in last month at 180 - shame I was late to this party! Looking to add on a dip
gswredland
11/6/2017
09:27
Anyone know where to find the top reccd posts on the free bulletin board?
mrx001
11/6/2017
07:52
I agree wording in the update seemed to suggest that
panic investor
10/6/2017
18:20
This will be bigger than asos in terms of mcap by end of next year latest, possibly a lot sooner. My thoughts are they will be looking for another aqistion very soon, lightning growth through additions. Best poaaible way forwards.
telbap
10/6/2017
14:26
Iggy lack of shares might make it difficult for you to buy G4M
rick678
10/6/2017
14:21
I think you're looking at £10 a share by 2020 and if things continue as they are £20 a share by 2025. America is just catching up with the UK's appetite for buying online. Let us not forget they also deliver to 200 countries.
rick678
10/6/2017
14:16
Here's an article which illustrates a few things;
rick678
10/6/2017
13:55
Extrader : i had bought 15k March 2015 as think that was the limit then.
Villarich : dont see any reason why i would use Stop loss again in future especially when the market is buzzing. think using a LIMIT would be a better option if put in this position again.
monnow : what you say i totally agree and makes total sense but unfortunately its only after you have made a bad decision it becomes clearer. top slicing would have been a better option looking back. Feel there are interesting times ahead with the elections out the way, Brexit, USA Donald T etc.

iggyb67
10/6/2017
13:44
PE ratios etc are out of the window on growth stocks.

Even Paul Scott sold saying it was too high, but he didn't know that a new warehouse was in the offing plus investors at full ask for 50m !

panic investor
10/6/2017
12:25
Meijiman :Absolutely,I think it is most peoples failing if their honest. Well done anyway, you are on a handsome profit, where do you see this going long term ? more acquisitions, or being acquired to prop up failing bricks and mortar giants.
monnow
10/6/2017
11:48
Totally agree villarich - high rsi means that people want the share !
panic investor
10/6/2017
11:41
No I got in at 26p on a rec from P Scott. I was talking generally -and for me anyway not cutting losers early has been my main failing on the downside.
Buying an IPO post a profits warning is not my usual style!

meijiman
10/6/2017
11:00
meijman : I guess you must have got into Boo quite a while after Jan 15 then. Pre then it would have been cut from your portfolio as a looser ?
monnow
10/6/2017
10:46
Equally there are are many sound reasons to run a very concentrated portfolio of winners. Much better to chop losers early even when taking a loss.
meijiman
10/6/2017
10:38
Iggy : I would like to add my congratulations to you on your great profit. I endorse Villarichs comments on the whole. I am in Boo and G4m and have been in both since fairly early. Top slicing is a very sound practise if preserving your profits is important. Ask yourself the question , would you place the 100 + K in Boo if it was a fresh punt. I top sliced Boo at 130. I put the multi bagged profit into G4M and others and retained original by now free stake back into Boo., which has since nearly doubled again. You are taking risk off the table and diversifying. Only my humble point of view, but best of luck to you.
monnow
10/6/2017
10:34
Panic, yes 90 suggests overbought but there is no timeframe for remaining at that level. It could stay at 90 and keep climbing for weeks. At the current share price of 266, it could continue to climb to 300 before the pull back, when it falls to 275. So getting in now would be better. All hypothetical of course.I guess what I'm saying is if you're in it for the long haul, then entry point and waiting for a pull back has little impact. Loving the board by the way. All very constructive! ??
villarich
10/6/2017
10:24
Iggy - current RSI is over 90 so there should be (logically) a pullback for you to get back in and the rest of us to top up.

Anything over 80 USUALLY means overbought.

I'm not saying this always happens as the stock could trade sideways for a while.

Best regards and enjoy your weekend,

panic investor
10/6/2017
08:03
I got in late but enjoying the ride… The growth potential of this share is awesome- should we get an upgrade from Panmure Gorden or a recommendation in the mail on Sunday midas share tips section, this will accelerate even more.
thinkon
10/6/2017
07:56
Oh and just to add, after my experience with FEVR I've stopped using automatic stops now. I've learned to be unemotional about a share and set myself a price that I will unequivocally sell at.
villarich
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