Boohoo Share Discussion Threads

[monnow] 23/7/2017 14:12

Ive taken a look at Quiz, I didn't like the sound of them having fallen into administration in 2009. They seem to be touting the float as new challengers to ASC and Boo. They have a lot of shops, so cannot by definition be agile in a test and repeat business model followed by Boo. Not only that but they have expressed the desire to expand their bricks and mortar estate even further. Not the way to go in my opinion. I personally would have been more interested if they were going to scale back bricks and mortar and go all out online instead of the omni channel approach. Just my view Im sure it could bee argued the other way.

[discodave4] 23/7/2017 12:09

Don't know if the forthcoming admission to AIM (28th July) of Quiz (the omni-channel clothing retailer) has been discussed on here. Just glanced through the admission document and some interesting market and peer data has been included.Their FY17 net profit margin looks pretty good (7.4%), lfl revenue growth 29.5% whereby online revenue is currently only about 13% of total revenue, the IPO price (161p) is a PE of 32.hTTp://www.quizgroup.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/QUIZ-plc-Admission-Document-20-July-2017.pdfDD

[sogoesit] 23/7/2017 11:46

EXCELLENT!!

[fingers xxd] 23/7/2017 00:11

NY Boy & Bamboo2 - BOO - 220.75p

[jamesto2] 22/7/2017 22:36

BOOHOO above £3 , ASOS above £60 AND KOOVS above 80P ALL 3 WILL PERFORM WELL BY XMAS 2017 .. KOOVS will be the no 1 in 3 years .. 5/10 bagger

[rickyvee] 22/7/2017 19:33

Koovs will not multibag this year. You can forget it.

[panic investor] 22/7/2017 19:21

Good luck with that theory - they burn money like the clappers - placings all year

[jamesto2] 22/7/2017 18:27

NY.BOY maybe you could look at KOOVS as that will rise 100% this year and could be the next ASOS in a few years as now fully funded

[rickyvee] 22/7/2017 17:43

@nyboy So you would argue that in down times teenagers will not buy any clothes? Lol you clearly do not understand the appeal of BOO. It's for cash strapped young people and students who will always aspire to look fashionable without the price tag. BOO is the online Primark for the fashion conscious who can afford £15 dresses regardless of what is happening in the economy.

[sogoesit] 22/7/2017 17:12

'Fraid not FEVR disproves the case and, to a lesser extent, so does SSPG.
You don't have to look far to spot b/s in the market. Lol

[panic investor] 22/7/2017 15:26

for once NY BOY I hope you are correct - bargain times !

[ny boy] 22/7/2017 15:01

All these growth stocks are fading, look at IDP,etc.consumers are facing extremely challenging times, no wage growth, maxed out credit cards etc.

Warning signs are flashing, equity markets will collapse in the autumn, FED , ECB etc all ending the days of cheap money that has fuelled the bubble, dance near the exit doors the great reset in equities is underway. Investors are starting to cash in, I think these will end up didn't go 150p or lower if the above plays out.

Good luck if you are still fooling yourself that these types of stocks are going to the moon.

[panic investor] 22/7/2017 14:45

Indeed, they're not building more factory space for a game of footy !

[bamboo2] 22/7/2017 13:38

Seems like NYB is intent on posting mis-information. He has his own agenda so must be either short or looking to buy in cheaper

[panic investor] 22/7/2017 13:14

you talk rubbish NYB - better start looking at charting !

[ny boy] 22/7/2017 12:51

No support at 220p

Weak Positive Candidate -Medium term, Jul 14, 2017 Analysis Explanation

BOOHOO.COM PLC has broken the floor of the rising trend, which indicates a weaker initial rising rate. The stock has support at pence 187 and resistance at pence 265. The stock is assessed as technically slightly positive for the medium long term.

[stampylong trader] 22/7/2017 07:51

Welcome Patrek - new blood comes to the stock market, the Japanese call it the "Shin Gen Ree" or "new human", a quote from Bill Fleckenstein, a fund manager from this documentary Betting On The Market 1997 There is normally a super bull market we can participate in every generational cycle. Good luck, and may you make fortunes in the coming years.

Always look to new companies in new industries that the next generation will use (paraphrasing Barnard Baruch) - Boo could be a participant.

[bamboo2] 21/7/2017 21:05

Hi Sogo, I have two apexes occurring this Monday 24. These often indicate turning points and I think we will see a low sometime then, or maybe Tuesday, at a pinch. Two or more on the same day from different triangles or wedges offer greater certainty in predicting the future.

The long term lower trend-line meets the upper down trend-line next Friday, 28 July, so another potential turn then.

I almost bought some BOO this afternoon, but have a turn in the 250/350 chart that is keeping me wary of the general market direction in the early part of next week.

[sogoesit] 21/7/2017 20:05

Yep, bamboo:
I have 3 up-trend lines. It's currently hugging the middle up-trend line.
Fall to lowest up-trend line would be to 209 now but 215 in a few days time.
If down trend line continues it would coincide with current 60D MA at 215 and find support, again, on the lowest up-trend line at 215p.

Yes, new apex approaches at approx. 220p.
Looks like the 220p shares still being distributed based on daily price action. Momentum is weak.

I hold and will add next week in the 220 region for a break-out of the triangle.
Should really wait a bit I suppose. But will see as it just increases my average price by only a bit.

[jamie southall] 21/7/2017 18:30

fuji99 and Extrader, what do you look for in these smaller stocks to get 30x gains? the 2 i currently have are boohoo and Distil both look like they will be massive. im planing on take out my original investment later on and just riding the wave with what is left in.