Boohoo Share Discussion Threads

[babazurie] 16/11/2017 16:34

Took a small long before the close.
SP Rise is nice, but really need to see more to be convinced its real.

[kuss1] 16/11/2017 16:21

Yes, indeed I was wrong.. But don't think people would be influenced too much by Amazon as a clothes brand..

Anyway, nice PM recovery here. Could be the start of a push higher..

[rickyvee] 16/11/2017 13:59

You are wrong. Amazon has its own range.

[kuss1] 16/11/2017 13:36

Amazon don't make clothes. They are just a market place. But you can buy Boohoo on Amazon, just like you can buy them on Asc. Key for Boo is brand awareness and diversification. That's why PLT and NG purchases were so important. They will soon be generating 50% of Boo's revenue.

[shabbadabbadoo2] 16/11/2017 13:24

Amazon rarely buy competitors. They grind them into the dirt.

[bulltradept] 16/11/2017 12:58

Amazon clothes anyone?

Perhaps not today not even next year but surely certain companies in this sector to ripe to be bought by someone like Amazon?

[babazurie] 16/11/2017 11:22

Over rhe past few days any rise in price gets slammed down.Will just have to wait it out

[taurusthebear] 16/11/2017 11:15

Nowt wrong with locking in profits, but when you're on a potential winner, nowt wrong with playing things much longer term, that's where the big rewards lie.

Ask Robert Mugabe... :0)

[tickler] 16/11/2017 09:30

Ha ha stop ranting

[stewar06] 16/11/2017 09:29

Sorry about the rant but each to their own, good luck to all that hold from highs, you can't blame someone locking in the profits. Will be keeping an eye on things here

[stewar06] 16/11/2017 09:29

Sorry about the rant but each to their own, good luck to all that hold from highs, you can't blame someone locking in the profits. Will be keeping an eye on things here

[stewar06] 16/11/2017 09:28

Sorry about the rant but each to their own, good luck to all that hold from highs, you can't blame someone locking in the profits. Will be keeping an eye on things here

[toffeeman] 16/11/2017 09:27

Hi Opiodo - this no Sofa :)

[fuji99] 16/11/2017 08:15

No comparison with KOOV is possible at any level.
Regarding the SP, long term holders are not interested in day to day fluctuation.
They will follow the share price steady progress from next year till 2020 when it will fully mature. All the other talk is just non-sens to me.

[kuss1] 16/11/2017 07:35

Koov doesn't make a profit and has negative cash flow and problems with Indian domestic market. Not a valid comparison at all. More relevant is Asc. Twice as expensive as Boo and half the growth and half the profit margin.

Probably was over-valued at 270, but I didn't buy at 270. Is it over-valued at 185 is the question after a 40% fall?

Why do they need an additional 400 employees up north?

[stewar06] 16/11/2017 06:56

Really!!! I called it down from 270, over valued, any investor saw that. Ok called it wrong on 197 but least my money was safe on the run up and sold out at the right time.
At least I made a profit, maybe your spread bets will come through but for me 250% Is a good years work., seriously not sure where you guys are coming from, profit is a profit. Get in and get out, timeing is key.
If you wanna chase it down up to you.
Look at the price earning ratio are you lot not nut jobs!!!!! That was a good ride but a screaming sell. .
Maybe you want to question my strategy, well feel free unless you want to throw acid in my face!!! Yes we know what people you are like

[opodio] 16/11/2017 06:22

Look at KOOV

crashed maybe boo will follow it down

[kuss1] 16/11/2017 05:25

People always need to buy clothes. SGP breaking out to new highs. Good retailers go up the others down. Boo piles them high and sells them cheap. Follows the trend on the street quickly. Pair of jeans for £15. The disposable one-night garment for £7. No bricks and mortar. That's why they upgraded to 80% growth. Quite hard to go into a shop and look at 30,000 lines. But on-line you can. It's why Asc is worth 5 billion. The high street is doomed. Top end fashion also. Why pay £600 for a top when you can get one just as good for £6 delivered the next day! Markets have just been a bit rocky, but you need a dip before the Xmas rally. Boo down 40% in a month on a sales upgrade. PLT and NG selling like hot cakes. Boo upper end of forecasts. 1 billion in sales within a year is my guess.

Also Boo gaining an international dimension. Sales of PLT up 700% internationally. And no way will PLT have fewer sales in the second half than the first half which is suggested in the results.

The worm will turn soon imo....

[shabbadabbadoo2] 15/11/2017 23:22

I reckon the price is coming off because the general market for retail is looking quite dire at the minute - some shops have already started sales, and Black Friday deals are already available, weeks ahead of the event. That screams out to me that they are using any excuse to cut prices in order to move stock. Now, if you think that the reason for the slump is that on-line shopping has put a bomb under traditional stores, then BOO should be up there with the best. If, however, it appears that the whole market is down, then shares like BOO that are on a huge p/e will get absolutely trashed. While I think that BOO, and others, are killing the competition, I will hold off buying because we are guaranteed to get some really dire figures coming out of the other retailers, which will drag the whole market down. When the BOO figures are released in Jan, if my thoughts are right, then the share price will climb back to its rightful place over the following weeks. Plenty of time to buy back in.

[hootza616] 15/11/2017 14:48

stewar - put your money in QUIZ please, and raise the share price over there for me!
Maybe its where all the kids are going also, but I doubt it!
Holding onto BOO longterm, selling QUIZ after the xmas rise, if there is one!

[meijiman] 15/11/2017 13:51

Thanks -its great that this giant warehouse is ahead of plan.

[tickler] 15/11/2017 13:47

Meijiman, I live quite local to the site, and know the construction company.

[cinoib] 15/11/2017 13:33

This last few days is certainly testing my resolve, with most retailers in the fashion world on the up and we go down. Hope we see a turnaround soon or it will be a very lean xmas.