Boohoo Share Discussion Threads

[albert3591] 04/10/2017 14:02

Albany...if thats what you want.

[albanyvillas] 04/10/2017 14:01

need warehouse to burn to ground next

[albanyvillas] 04/10/2017 14:01

a bit like one its cheap threads

[albanyvillas] 04/10/2017 14:00

this where it all unravels

[albert3591] 04/10/2017 14:00

Nothing has changed with this share,just peoples mind set.Altered by mms imo.

[rathean] 04/10/2017 13:57

Bought in at 202, not the bottom but wanted a position at a competitive price. Difficult to judge but will top up if the naysayers are right :/A lot of confidence in the BOO story, daughter and friends have nothing but good reviews for them..

[rackers1] 04/10/2017 13:43

1.50 here we come

[panic investor] 04/10/2017 13:31

Surprised 220 didn't hold - below support mid 190's then 160's - who can tell

[tickler] 04/10/2017 13:22

Just to remind 50 million raised at £2.20 in JuneTo enable the Group to be able to maintain a strong cash position that will enable it to take advantage of investment opportunities as they arise, approximately GBP50 million will be raised through the Placing of New Ordinary Shares and the Group's cash generation will fund the Group's capital expenditure requirements.

[manics] 04/10/2017 13:10

There's the party season approaching (I'm including Halloween) and January news (warehouse, interims) which longs will have to hope is enough to reverse sentiment. Hopes for a quick reversal have now decently faded imo. That's a shame because we've seen that often recently (in other equities).

I still feel "BOO didn't deserve this". That means I'd buy my shares again at today's price and so I hold. Not a 'bottom draw-er' just yet however!

[sao1] 04/10/2017 12:58

Wish I was liquid enough to top up!

[panic investor] 04/10/2017 04:34

It will be busy in that time - debt to the rafters

[hotaimstocks] 03/10/2017 23:49

KOOVS is a real bargain at 25p and will be above 50p within 6 months .,. One to watch IMHO and under the radar

[hotaimstocks] 03/10/2017 16:58

when all the day traders and chancers have finished saying 1.93 - 2.21 trading range .. collecting beer money the real investors will see a move to 2.30p in a week or so and above 2.50p again very soon .. Top up on any dips and hold your nerve as this is a win win for the patient

[mark_in] 03/10/2017 12:57

Fuji, I rightly agree: Just wait and hold firm....Try and be calm here, as we all know there's no certainly in life (well other than death and taxes)We may even pop back down to under £2...

We have a stock here that has over performed since mid 2016; why is this? Because the CEO knows more about the rag trade than any of us will ever know, combine this with their exceptional online retail knowledge and customer reach, plus their multi brand development....its been said before, but we have 4 brands here: BOO, PLT, NG and BOOMAN. Each brand is growing and performing well. What's not to love?
Again in 12 months with Nasty Gals rebirth we'll see the share price in the region of £3.50 to £4....maybe more. Investors will always pay more for future growth....and thats what's we have here, great future growth.

If you love this company, and love what they do... hang firm. If not, then sell up and be free... DYOR.

[fuji99] 03/10/2017 12:22

Thanks my Lord.

[right honorable lord lucan] 03/10/2017 12:11

fuji .. just a tip to make that a click on link



One of the Ts a capital

[fuji99] 03/10/2017 11:35

In today's news:

hxxps://investomania.co.uk/2017/10/risks-outweigh-rewards-interserve-plc-petrofac-limited-provident-financial-plc-boohoo-com-plc/

[fuji99] 03/10/2017 11:19

The progress in building the company will take care of the share price in the medium to long term view. I remember how ARM Holdings became a monster of a stock despite nobody believed it will sustain its growth and was punished several time. Here we are only at the inception of the growth and when one looks at how the sales are increasing from 195 million to almost 300 million in one year, you can easily see we are dealing with an impressive growth story.
The only problem is if there is consolidation in this sector and BOO gets taken over by say Amazon or any other European heavy weight. What is $5 billion or £5 a share for amazon for instance if they want to have a brand with a sophisticated already existing platform ? Who knows; but personally, I am very confident in the future of BOO because this sector is one of the most prosperous in retail as less and less people are shopping around due to safety issues everywhere in today unsafe world. So hold on tight, tuck your shares away as a kind of "saving" and keep the faith.

[mrmoneybags123] 03/10/2017 11:14

Yes indeed, I was a bit late to the party. bought at 220 then topped up at 240 and again at 202 on the way back up after good results day. Long term it is then :)

[cluelessbugger] 03/10/2017 10:54

I agree fuji. I bought in at the mid-20s and then again on the way up to £1 so luckily have a very good profit on paper. However, I appreciate that there may be many that were caught out by the movement following the interims. I was and it certainly made a dent in my unrealised profits. I'm happy to carry on holding and intend to do so until 2020 and beyond but for those that need to sit tight until 250/260 then it could feel like a very long few months until we get there.

[old fool2] 03/10/2017 10:53

fuji99
Well said and you could prove right in due course.

[fuji99] 03/10/2017 10:38

clueless - If one sells at loss it will be a loss. If one holds, no loss occurred. So one has to sit tight and weather any storm. This stock will fully mature in 2019/20.

[cluelessbugger] 03/10/2017 10:21

I'm not suggesting that history will repeat itself but if you look at the share price from October to December last year there was a slow but steady rise from about 110 to about 135. Although a large part of that followed the upgrade to guidance and the announcement of the acquisition of PrettyLittleThing on 14/12.

I'm expecting a similar price action in the coming months. I think that the biggest risk in holding these now is some unexpected macroeconomic/geopolitical shock which would affect most shares anyway.