Boohoo Share Price (BOO)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Boohoo.com	LSE:BOO	London	Ordinary Share	JE00BG6L7297	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+4.70p	+2.32%	207.60p	3,219,590	16:35:13

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
206.80p		207.10p	207.90p	203.30p	203.50p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Retailers	579.80	43.31	2.78	74.7	2,403.2

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
12/7/2018	15:57	ALNC	Online Fashion Retailer Boohoo.com Changes Name To Boohoo Group
12/7/2018	15:47	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
12/7/2018	15:45	UKREG	boohoo.com plc Change of name to boohoo group plc
03/7/2018	07:00	UKREG	boohoo.com plc Correction: Notification of Major Holdings
02/7/2018	18:37	ALNC	Quilter And Old Mutual Global Buy And Sell Holdings In Six Companies..
02/7/2018	17:30	UKREG	boohoo.com plc Notification of Major Holdings
02/7/2018	17:30	UKREG	boohoo.com plc Notification of Major Holdings
29/6/2018	07:01	UKREG	boohoo.com plc Grant of Options
22/6/2018	17:16	UKREG	boohoo.com plc Result of Annual General Meeting
22/6/2018	12:04	ALNC	TAKING AIM: Online Retailers To Take Small Hit From US Sales Tax Order

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17/7/2018 09:20	Boohoo Daily Update: Boohoo.com is listed in the General Retailers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BOO. The last closing price for Boohoo was 202.90p. Boohoo.com has a 4 week average price of 189.55p and a 12 week average price of 150.80p. The 1 year high share price is 268p while the 1 year low share price is currently 139.85p. There are currently 1,157,622,316 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Boohoo.com is £2,403,223,928.02. Read Full Thread Reply
13/6/2018 16:33	lewiscarey: Oh my, fantasticly timed post from Motley Fool..... WHY BOOHOO COULD CRUSH FTSE100 The last three months have been hugely positive for Boohoo (LSE: BOO). The online fashion retailer has seen its share price rise by 25%, which is well ahead of the FTSE 100’s 8% gain during the same time period. Within that period, the company has delivered results in line with its expectations, while continued growth looks to be ahead. As a result, it has the potential to beat the UK’s main index alongside a growth stock which reported upbeat results on Wednesday. Simple strategy Boohoo’s strategy is relatively simple. However, as is often the case in business, a simple strategy which is accurately executed can lead to significant financial rewards. The company has been able to deliver innovative fashion items at relatively low prices alongside high levels of customer service. With a solely online footprint, it has also benefitted from cost advantages versus bricks-&-mortar rivals, while the continued transition of shoppers from High Street to online has also provided a tailwind for the business. Investment outlook The company’s results released earlier this week showed that it continues to make progress with its strategy. The decision to branch out into new websites seems to be paying off, with the company’s growth rate being exceptionally high. For example, in the current year Boohoo is forecast to post a 16% rise in its bottom line, followed by further growth of 25% next year. Clearly, buying the stock on an ultra-low valuation would be highly desirable. But given that the FTSE 100 trades close to its record high, the company has a price-to-earnings growth (PEG) ratio of 2. This suggests that while it’s not dirt-cheap, there could be significant growth potential ahead given the positive trading conditions it’s experiencing. Improving prospects Of course, there are other shares that could also deliver outperformance of the FTSE 100. One such stock is iron castings and machining group Castings (LSE: CGS). It reported a positive set of results on Wednesday which showed that its foundries have seen an increase in output and improved profitability compared to the previous year. The company’s investments in robotic handling have boosted productivity, while additional investments are expected to reduce costs yet further. With its order book being solid and schedules increasing, the company appears to have a positive outlook. In fact, in the current year, it’s expected to post a rise in earnings of 27%, followed by further growth of 10% next year. Despite Castings’ high earnings growth outlook, the company trades on a PEG ratio of 0.6. This suggests that it could offer a wide margin of safety – especially since its strategy seems to be performing well in current market conditions. With a 3.5% dividend yield, which is covered more than twice by profit, its total return could be ahead of the FTSE 100’s future performance. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/3/2018 10:40	christh: Citi tells investors to take a punt on Boohoo after recent share price slide 13:36 16 Jan 2018 Shares are off some 30% from the highs they hit over summer, and Citi feels the market has now more than factored in Boohoo’s reinvestment costs over the next couple of years Shares in online fashion retailer Boohoo.com PLC (LON:BOO) have lost almost 30% since last summer’s highs and Citi bank reckons they’re now worth a punt. Analysts at the bank’s London branch previously felt the stock was too pricey but think the shares now “better reflect downside risk on margins as [the] company invests for long-term growth”. READ: Boohoo reports record revenues after best ever Black Friday As is the way for a lot of growth companies, Boohoo has reached a point where it is beginning to outgrow its current production and distribution facilities due to its rising popularity. Citi’s Dan Hofman said the market wasn’t taking into account just how much the AIM giant needed to reinvest, although he believes consensus estimates are now more reasonable. He has trimmed future years’ pre-tax profits forecasts by between 6% and 9% “to better capture planned reinvestment in all group brands”. READ: Boohoo.com drops amid margin pressures as it raises full-year revenue outlook again as first-half profits surge Speaking of brands, Hofman really likes the potential of PrettyLittleThing and Nasty Gal, as evidenced by their massive social media reaches. “On Instagram and Youtube, PrettyLittleThing has greater than twice the engagement of ASOS or Boohoo brands, highlighting that sales have yet to scale to potential and underpinning near term growth forecasts. Nasty Gal has similar social media presence as PLT despite 1/6th of the sales base.” The analyst has upgraded Boohoo to a ‘buy’, with a price target of 235p. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/2/2018 12:16	toffeeman: Asos has a market cap of about £5.75bn Boo is currently valued at £2bn so to have the same value as ASC the Boo share price would be £5. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/2/2018 11:18	thorpyuk: Yep.. take a look at ASOS share price post-update. Their update was on the 25th Jan, and they posted a forecast-beating result. When that happens, rather than selling straight away, institutions will hold for a week or so afterwards, and THEN sell, so that they can ride the wave. The share price went up from £68.75 before results, to £74.70, held for another few days, and then dropped back to £68.60 yesterday - virtually the same as before the results despite beating forecast. Of course, over time, it does stick, and a good-performing company will grow over the course of the year with updated financials etc. That's why, sometimes on results day the share price drops back despite good results being issued, and people say "why has the share price fallen"? Take Boohoo's recent results - they were fantastic, but they were also in-line with what people expected to see, hence they dropped back. But in the weeks before the update look what happened.... 7th Dec the share price dropped like a stone- it lost 11p in a day down to £1.67... some private investors were panicking and selling, stop-losses were being triggered, but for what reason? Was the business broken? Was there a problem? Was the some terrible news? No, not at all! Institutions must have been rubbing their hands that they could buy into Boohoo so cheaply! What subsequently happened? Over the next 4 weeks before the Jan update, the share price went up 50p per share to £2.17 at it's peak... it'll do the same soon, but on a much bigger scale. On the 12th June this year, before the Q1 trading update for the new year, the share price will be in a different place altogether. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/1/2018 21:34	nickg100: Tend to agree with Cinob that it's surprising, disappointing and frustrating to see Boo at such a low share price when comparing to ASOS. NEXT and other recent retail winners.Discussion and deliberation over the P/E ratio would suggest, to some at least, it's arguably a touch too high!? For a high growth company such as Boo I personally believe not. Naturally P/E ratio numbers tell different stories to different companies. Compare Boo to Wizz Air (for example) on PE Ratio, both high growth companies, and Boo share price reads as a 'give away stock" with Wizz PE closer to 1,000 than Boo is to 100!!Timing is everything and agree the Directors have their work cut out to get new and existing share holders truly on side in view of recent events. The share price is far from reflective of the company performance and should comfortably be trading closer to £3 than the current sub £2 close!All IMHO of course. DYOR ...etc Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/1/2018 21:32	shabbadabbadoo2: Kuss - "You can't compare cpr with Boo. Cpr is at the end of its life. Boo is about 40% into its growth, as a conservative estimate." My point is that you can. Their businesses are very different and they are at different stages in their life, but the reason CPR is having difficulty has a very big chance of affecting BOO. That reason is lack of consumer spending. When consumer spending slows down, the first thing people stop buying are big items. Have you noticed last year how new car sales plummetted? Well it looks like new carpets are now feeling the pinch. Watch out for businesses that sell other big ticket items also reporting slow trade - like kitchen sellers, holiday companies, etc - anything that spending is not mandatory. There is recent evidence that high street spending has fallen recently too. There is absolutely no doubt that consumer spending is falling. And that is where BOO comes in. Clothes are necessary, but going out on the town is not; neither are new clothes every week. If the consumer spending tightens up more (and the Bank of England is getting onto credit card companies to reign in their dodgier lending - like to young people...) then Boo will feel the heat. I don't think you, or many on this board, appreciate just how hard the BOO share price will be hit if growth slows down substantially. It will be ugly. Very ugly. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/1/2018 12:46	shabbadabbadoo2: Interesting general news out today about retail spending fell badly towards the end of the year. This creates an interesting issue for the BOO share price. We all expect around 100% increase in revenue for the upcoming report in March. If that is delivered, you would expect the price to reflect that stellar performance in what is a tricky market. However, will the opinion of the analysts be that it is just a matter of time until the spending strike hits BOO? Remember that if BOO reports low growth at any stage, the share price will get absolutely trashed (see Carpetrite [CPR.L] today - down about 45%). Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/1/2018 19:38	stewar06: Citi tells investors to take a punt on Boohoo after recent share price slide 2018-01-16 10:36:00 Shares are off some 30% from the highs they hit over summer, and Citi feels the market has now more than factored in Boohoo’s reinvestment costs over the next couple of years boohoo advert Boohoo expects revenues to almost double in this current financial year Shares in online fashion retailer Boohoo.com PLC (LON:BOO) have lost almost 30% since last summer’s highs and Citi bank reckons they’re now worth a punt. Analysts at the bank’s London branch previously felt the stock was too pricey but think the shares now “better reflect downside risk on margins as [the] company invests for long-term growth”. READ: Boohoo reports record revenues after best ever Black Friday As is the way for a lot of growth companies, Boohoo has reached a point where it is beginning to outgrow its current production and distribution facilities due to its rising popularity. Citi’s Dan Hofman said the market wasn’t taking into account just how much the AIM giant needed to reinvest, although he believes consensus estimates are now more reasonable. He has trimmed future years’ pre-tax profits forecasts by between 6% and 9% “to better capture planned reinvestment in all group brands”. READ: Boohoo.com drops amid margin pressures as it raises full-year revenue outlook again as first-half profits surge Speaking of brands, Hofman really likes the potential of PrettyLittleThing and Nasty Gal, as evidenced by their massive social media reaches. “On Instagram and Youtube, PrettyLittleThing has greater than twice the engagement of ASOS or Boohoo brands, highlighting that sales have yet to scale to potential and underpinning near term growth forecasts. Nasty Gal has similar social media presence as PLT despite 1/6th of the sales base.” The analyst has upgraded Boohoo to a ‘buy’, with a price target of 235p. On Tuesday afternoon, shares fell 2.2% to 181p. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/1/2018 22:15	trendtrader89: New to the forum but as a holder been reading this thread for a while now with interest. As someone who will admit to shopping at next, asos & boohoo, reading your comparisons between these 'rivals' I'm not sure some of you are aware that next and asos each sell hundreds of boohoo products and lines. This might also explain the bump in boo share price upon next increased online sales plus broker buy ratings. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/8/2017 12:40	cycle2: A few posts ago I mentioned that BOO has a very reliable record of rallying in the 2 weeks prior to results. I've just done a bit more research and found that this pattern appears to be very reliable. In fact, there has been a positive rally in share price for EVERY result-influencing RNS for the last 2 years (13 to be precise). The last one with a negative return was the Preliminary Results in May 2015 which was just 4 months after the initial profit warning drop. I thought it might be helpful to share these findings below... METHODOLOGY - I have included all 'results-influencing' RNSs which is my definition of news that could change the share price (as opposed to notices of dates etc) - For the comparison, this takes the closing price on the day of the update and compares it with the closing price of the trading day 2 weeks before and 4 weeks before. So, if the trading update was on a Wednesday, I went back to 2 Wednesdays before and 4 Wednesdays before. - This is just a quick set of results - there could be mistakes as it hasn't been double-checked. RESULTS I've formatted this using '...' between columns because tables paste so badly. So the two percentage numbers are for percentage change if you had bought at close 2 weeks before results and percentage change if you had bought at 4 weeks before results. DATE ... TRADING UPDATE DESCRIPTION ... % CHANGE 2 WEEKS ... % CHANGE 4 WEEKS 08/06/2017 ... Trading update (including fundraising share issue) ... +27.1% ... +41.5% 26/04/2017 ... Final results for 2016 ... +5.2% ... +11.7% 28/02/2017 ... Pre-close trading update ... +10.9% ... +7.8% 10/01/2017 ... Trading update to end of year ... +6.2% ... +23.1% 14/12/2016 ... Trading update and acquisition ... +6.4% ... +13.2% 27/09/2016 ... Interim results ... +4.2% ... +23.1% 09/08/2016 ... Trading update ... +22.4% ... +32.6% 08/06/2016 ... Trading update ... +9% ... +17.3% 26/04/2016 ... Preliminary results ... +10.1% ... +15.2% 15/02/2016 ... Property acquisition ... +1.3% ... +12.5% 12/01/2016 ... Trading update to end of year ... +6.1% ... +10.6% 29/09/2015 ... Interim results ... +2.2% ... +14% 10/06/2015 ... Trading update ... +17.2% ... +3.6% 06/05/2015 ... Preliminary results ... -7.5% ... +0% 11/03/2015 ... Trading update (notice that it was coming 2015-03-04) ... +16.4% ... +15.1% 07/01/2015 ... Trading update (EARNINGS MISS!) ... -48.1% ... -51.9% 14/10/2014 ... Interim results ... -6.3% ... -4.9% 12/09/2014 ... Half year trading update ... +3.5% ... +12% 12/06/2014 ... Results and trading update ... +1% ... -1.5% 05/06/2014 ... Comment on share price movement (in-line with expectations) ... +2.8% ... -14.3% DISCUSSION Some of these positive share price rises will just have been the fact that this has been a highly trending stock (in fact by my measure, the best performing stock on the whole of the LSE over much of the period). However, there does still seem to be a significant 'pre-results' rally, presumably caused by traders coming in before the scheduled results to turn a quick profit, or perhaps insiders (employees or their family members?) though I think that's less likely in this particular case (unlike much of AIM). Of course, the question is, what about the share price since the June update when we had the exponential rally followed by a correction? I've already shared that I think the price action since then has formed a nice double-pullback and is looking good. If you look at ratios, the forward P/E ratio is now back to its usual value of 70 (reasonable for a game-changing high growth stock like this) and the share price looks to be back near the lower limits of the trend it has been following. Most importantly, we're now dealing with revenue from 3 brands and the forward guidance looked to be conservative to those of us who have been following this share for some time, particularly for the new brands. It seems to me that it's far more likely this company will surprise to the upside than the downside given what we know of the management, their strategy and the growth prospects. DISCLOSURE Long-term followers will know that I've been long this stock for over 2 years since Paul Scott highlighted it on Stockopedia (remember that?) and have added on numerous occasions on the way up. I have managed to 'find' some more money to top up again today, so I am not an unbiased commentator. I do however appreciate sensible, thoughtful discussion from both sides - long and short and try to keep myself open to hearing all well-researched views. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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