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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

33.44
0.02 (0.06%)
01 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
  0.02 0.06% 33.44 33.34 33.98 34.06 33.22 33.32 1,795,026 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -5.71 432.03M
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 33.42p. Over the last year, Boohoo shares have traded in a share price range of 27.77p to 50.70p.

Boohoo currently has 1,268,438,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £432.03 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.71.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/6/2017
09:32
Not topping up yet, still way over valued, topping up around 170 to 180 even then still way over valued but worth a kill or fill around that price
stewar06
26/6/2017
09:19
Down to 220 as predicted, albeit briefly. Only concern here is the new Amazon product.
fluid36
26/6/2017
09:17
Topped up as well!
goku100
26/6/2017
08:45
The only thing it's tested this morning is my underpants.....lol

I've just topped up again....

jonny33
26/6/2017
08:43
Added again.

steptoe, gap is filled.

barry, it's probably best to suggest you try googling it, rather than go into a long explanation here!

bamboo2
26/6/2017
08:39
What do you guys mean by, testing the gap?
barrytipper
26/6/2017
08:35
Is that the gap filled?
steptoes yard
26/6/2017
08:35
I added too
panic investor
26/6/2017
08:32
Bought a few.

Testing the gap, and filling it too.

bamboo2
26/6/2017
08:28
W7L effect maybe
panic investor
26/6/2017
08:21
With this summer we're having sales must be mad
rick678
25/6/2017
17:44
I make it a 10.18 % growth in rest of portfolio. which is reasonable ?
monnow
25/6/2017
17:01
Well if that's accurate - the entire growth in your £140k sipp has come from BOO and none of your other stocks have grown.

I humbly suggest you should diversify :)

toffeeman
25/6/2017
15:23
Bottom line ladies and gents, have faith in the product, I bought 38k at 48p......it was then 25% of my sipp. It is now 60%!! However happy as i feel safer.....I work in the industry, for me this will be another asos given time (i might have mentioned this before.!)Good luck all
telbap
23/6/2017
18:00
Thanks bamboo.
discodave4
23/6/2017
17:53
DD4, FWIW, not holding at the moment but have been trading BOO for some time now. I will try to buy back around 230, but will average in, for obvious reasons.

Edit, meant to say earlier, Breakaway Gaps often remain unfilled.

bamboo2
23/6/2017
17:42
sogoesit They have voted for the 10% buyback every year since IPO but they have never exercised it........guess they won't this time either!?.DD
discodave4
23/6/2017
17:34
Thanks chaps, sorry only looked quickly on stockcharts (daily candles) and only looked at the wicks not open/close for some reason -duh!.Been watching these since they IPO'd, completely missed the boat and then the usual waiting for a nice drop/s, now will see if it does drop (no offence intended to holders!) and place a SB (long).Still a bit apprehensive though because there is still 25.25 million BoD shares still to be sold at the placing price.DD
discodave4
23/6/2017
17:16
Sogoesit has it right, but it depends what type of prices your daily candlestick chart is using. Gaps are not always as visible as you would think.

ADVFN/Tradingview uses Mid prices to shape the candle. Gap easily visible.
Tradingview direct uses last market prices. Gap not visible. Need to check open and closing prices.

Last market pricing means that a candle shape uses all the trades reported that day, sometimes even late trades! [how useful is that! - not.]

In practice this means gaps of all types are more likely to appear on a chart based on Mid prices than Last market.

The gap concerned is a Breakaway Gap, and this often represents a support zone. In the middle of the support zone lies 227.65 which is 50% retrace of the recent rise.

bamboo2
23/6/2017
16:47
DiscoDave4,
As Sogoesit posted.
Candlesticks chart shows it clearly.
Just one approach to charting.Works sometimes! ;-)

wetdream
23/6/2017
16:43
Gap-Up:
Close 220 on 06/06
Open 231 on 08/06

Intraday low since 234.85
Support about 236.5

AGM Resolutions passed including 10% Buyback.

sogoesit
23/6/2017
16:17
wetdream Your post 6510, what gap?, I can't see one at all at 220-230.DD
discodave4
23/6/2017
13:42
They (like most big companies) have an Investor relations department.
A team dedicated to all things 'Investor related"!

analcime
23/6/2017
13:25
I would rather they focus on increasing shareholder value and as long as they are delegating this SN activity to junior staff then it's ok
toffeeman
23/6/2017
13:13
Great idea to have Investors close to companies they are invested in.
analcime
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