Boohoo Share Discussion Threads

[sogoesit] 16/6/2017 09:53

Yep, it's bad for my nerves... increasing the consumption of G&Ts no end.
Maintain that 240p is fair value on management's 60% growth guidelines.... 'Ya see?
Good weekend!

[villarich] 16/6/2017 08:04

Happy Friday! Hopefully we will see a blue end to the week and the price will settle back to its steady rises rather than wild swings.

[fluid36] 16/6/2017 00:02

Long term trend is around the 2.20p mark. It's quite conceivable that we will get back to here for an excellent topup opportunity,especially with the general markets the way they currently are.

I bought in at 1.58p and sold at 2.47p on a CFD trade and long term I want to get back in on this. Maybe I will miss out and it will take off again but that's fine by me. Risk management and all that.

[albert3591] 15/6/2017 18:58

Hotstocks...Cant see it myself but I will be adding before that share price happens.

[au24] 15/6/2017 16:53

No worries here at all. Hold and add on lows IMO.

[hotaimstocks] 15/6/2017 16:36

heading back to 2.20p level ... top up then

[albert3591] 15/6/2017 16:18

Definitely getting their teeth into us.

[ragehammer] 15/6/2017 13:59

The crucial point about consumer spending is that unemployment remains very low. This is particularly relevant for BOO which sells small value items at the value end of the spectrum. I don't think we need to worry about consumer spending in relation to BOO unless unemployment starts to increase. Even then, they may prove to be anti-fragile as consumers seek better value options.

Furthermore BOO has increasing exposure to the US economy which is growing and in which the consumer is in much ruder health, it would appear.

I think the recent price drops must surely be profit-taking and valuation related. If you look at ASOS's progression over the years there are several 30/40/50%+ pull backs in its price. I believe BOO is a much stronger and better business than ASOS and apart from the profit warning in Jan 2015 has experienced a much steadier and less volatile progression to its current price.

[telbap] 15/6/2017 12:53

Re dfs and scs.......above post forgot to add one crucial bit of info re their share price falling.........they make sh1t furniture...

[supasapi] 15/6/2017 11:47

How do we know there is 1m order that MMs need to fill?

[villarich] 15/6/2017 11:27

Magli, I couldn't agree more. Unfortunately BOO and other retailers are bound to be dragged down if there are markers in a slowdown in the retail industry in general.

[magli] 15/6/2017 10:53

The demographics that Boohoo, Asos appeal to have no idea of money so DFS/SCS impact is in my view irrelevant.
Magli2003

[meijiman] 15/6/2017 09:34

Yes its not helped the SCS share price.

[themaker] 15/6/2017 09:19

It seems the DFS profit warning is taking money out of retailers in general:

Excerpt:

“The trading environment has however recently weakened beyond our expectation, with significant declines in store footfall leading to a material reduction in customer orders. We believe these demand effects are market-wide, in line with industry indicators, and are linked to customer uncertainty regarding the general election and the uncertain macroeconomic environment.”

[gersemi] 15/6/2017 07:15

watch out for QUIZ float in the coming weeks. Another profitable online women's clothing company..

[analcime] 14/6/2017 20:12

cashandcard
14 Jun '17 - 11:05 - 6427 of 6437 0 0
Picked some up at £2.37

WELL DONE... wish I had been on the Mac when that fall occurred.. PERFECT for a quick LONG on the spreads.

Can't see any reason for it except as 'adthorn' pointed out the MM's need 1M for an order. TW*TS... will steal your bread from your plate!

GLA

[monnow] 14/6/2017 18:54

Jamesto2 : Koovs cost of sales is rising exponentially, losses are rising exponentially,they currently sell every item at a large loss, limited funds and massive dilution in prospect before they get anywhere near a profit, dilution of course coming from the need to regular raise funds to keep afloat.

[panic investor] 14/6/2017 18:51

You must have been drinking !

[jamesto2] 14/6/2017 18:30

re KOOVS - i don't think it'll take much for Mcap to pass through the £1 billion mark once things really start hotting up, which they will sooner or later. And with considerably fewer shares in issue than Boohoo, even with further placings shares in issue is still likely to remain considerably less than Boohoo, so i do think share price potential here is greater than that of Boohoo over the long term. I think it's a case of stock up now while the share price is cheap (and Mcap is miniscule) and hopefully we'll see a Boohoo style rise upto £5 to £10+ over the coming 1-3 years or so (Mcap £1b to £2b+)

[iggyb67] 14/6/2017 15:12

Well done guys for topping up on this fall. Think over the next few announcements/RNS etc this will be a continueally rising share as i took my girls shopping and they were not keen on buying anything in the shopping malls and when we got home ended up buying on Boohoo website althou i was impressed with alot of the shops trendy layouts/interior design etc but think this will just add to the garment price which is not definately NOT in fashion pardon the pun.

[adthorn] 14/6/2017 13:35

Looks like the MM's have had some success today walking the price down to pick up shares for the million pound order at lunch! At this rate will finish the day blue!

[jurgenklopp] 14/6/2017 12:22

Inditex (parent company of Zara) reported excellent results today - the outstanding area of growth for them was online sales where it is outperforming the likes of H&M etc.

If a behemoth like Inditex can use it's online division to accelerate earnings like that then I suspect a 100% online play like BOO still has plenty of upward revision potential for growth.

So it's on a PE of 100 !!!

It's still tremendous value.

[cashandcard] 14/6/2017 11:22

Its my first foray here. To be honest, I've been reluctant since around 200p thinking it was unsustainable, thinking it best to just wait on sidelines. However, this industry is valued on high pe's compared to others, so some level of comparison across the board.


Cash