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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

33.54
0.10 (0.30%)
02 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
  0.10 0.30% 33.54 33.62 33.84 33.90 33.30 33.58 2,354,011 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -5.68 429.24M
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 33.44p. 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 £429.24 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.68.

Boohoo Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/11/2018
08:17
Really oversold on daily chart now....could bounce big time
yopf
19/11/2018
22:17
Put another buy order in at 185 where I guess it will head tomorrow. Can't really see it dropping any further, makes little sense for a fantastic business like BOO to do this and without shorts in the market!You would forgive anyone who thought this was being manipulated!Don't worry Christh it will be at 300 this time next year!
hootza616
19/11/2018
21:28
Some notes I've made from recent postings here:

Black Friday - Not as good as it's cranked up to be for retailers. Lower profit margin. More work (overtime pay). OK for clearing unwanted stock. Headline sales figures look good on news, but negative analysts will pick on the margin downsides etc.

Shorting - There are no disclosable short positions at present, and the highest the total has been in the past year is 2.28%, so hardly going to crash the share price

Christh - why do you continue to post 1) old news 2) Guessed (daily) price targets, that very rarely (if ever) get hit. I've just had to scroll through numerous posts to pick out the useful ones, and understand why people filter you !

Well done to those that have short-term traded BOO. Not something I'd be that confident in doing, but never say never (just noticed @losses used that phrase too ! lol)

Sold 40% of my holding at just over 200p on Friday. Didn't want to follow share price down to sub 175p (sub 150p) like last year, but if it does get that low, I'll be buying back in, and end up with a larger number of shares - for the long(er) term :o)

dsct
19/11/2018
20:28
Will buy at 185... and if it continues to drift will add more.. there's a chance of going to 160s again... never say never
losses
19/11/2018
16:53
I can categorically state my last post was not sarcasm
villarich
19/11/2018
16:29
Villarich
sarcastic sod....

christh
19/11/2018
16:14
Seeing Christh losing his shot is actually quite funny. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose. There's nothing corrupt going on here BTW. There's just more sellers than buyers...
villarich
19/11/2018
15:32
the biggest con of our time...
selling Boohoo at a rediculous price....

who's behind it?
how can that be allowed?

What is the FCA doing about this?

christh
19/11/2018
15:29
Not before I am out losses.
albert3591
19/11/2018
15:24
185 coming...
losses
19/11/2018
14:09
I just found out what the gap is!

And I can see a gap at 213p.
When is likely to be filled?

christh
19/11/2018
13:47
what is this gap filling?
Are the trades not filled/not executed?

How can it be 193p ?
The lowest has ever been today is 194.05p

christh
19/11/2018
13:14
A bit more gap filling this morning, needs to see trades at 193.6 for a full fill.
bamboo2
19/11/2018
11:08
well, you have Black friday, Xmass, Valentines Day, Sping,Summer...
...and all the year round.

Boohoo also sells globally so is not tied up just in UK.
It has grown and is growing very fast and with the experise of the new ceo you
will treble your profits as it was given the incentive in order to treble the
profits or thereabouts.

christh
19/11/2018
10:46
If only there were one or two large seasonal sales opportunities for retail in the next few weeks. That would give the market a surprise and give this share the boost it deserves eh?
cluelessbugger
19/11/2018
09:55
A reminder
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boohoo.com reports record revenues after its best ever Black Friday

09:35 11 Jan 2018
Black Friday most successful one ever

"The Black Friday period was our most successful ever and we traded well throughout the period under review,” said Mahmud Kaman and Carol Kane, the joint chief executive officers of boohoo.

“boohoo has continued to perform well, delivering strong revenue growth on increasingly challenging comparatives last year. PrettyLittleThing has continued to deliver exceptional results and Nasty Gal is making excellent progress in its first year,” the pair said.

www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/189869/boohoocom-reports-record-revenues-after-its-best-ever-black-friday-189869.html

christh
19/11/2018
09:50
waiting for the turn up today.

Certainly a very exciting week with Black Friday this friday (23 November) extending to Monday , so 4 days of peak selling for Boohoo as well as other retailers , even Lidl.

So I do expect a record selling for Boohoo and boost on its profits as they have shown that last year.

It is now up to the market to reflect those figures in the shareprice.

A good price should be 225p as the sales £ for £ is achieved.

So looking forward to 225p

good luck all

christh
18/11/2018
08:50
I posted about the delivery service last week and it was mentioned that it might be a dodgy model.

Well here's proof that posting fashion items - even ahead of payment - is profitable.

You may never have heard of Klarna.

But after doing deals with the like of Asos, JD Sports and Topshop in the last 12 months, it's up there with the biggest names in the High Street.

Last month it was reported that fashion retailer H&M spent $20m (£15.5m) buying slightly less than a 1% stake in the Swedish bank, making Klarna a unicorn: a private technology company valued at more than $1bn.

However, since it started trading in the UK in 2015, concerns have been raised about the easy access credit it offers shoppers at the checkout.

With many users in their teens or early 20s, critics are worried the firm encourages young shoppers to buy things they either don't really want or need - or ultimately can't afford.

So how does it work?

Klarna claims to offer online shoppers the ultimate "try before you buy" experience.

If you want to try on £200 of shoes or clothing, it offers you a way of having the goods delivered to you in one go and not having to pay anything upfront.

yopf
17/11/2018
17:37
spot on Jonny
toffeeman
17/11/2018
11:35
Half of this bulletin board is made up of people guessing and wishing what the share price will do next, the other half is some spurious attempt to ramp or redramp the share price with fake news. Do people actually think that they can influence the share price by posting on a bulletin board? ....lol
jonny33
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