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BOOT Boot (henry) Plc

179.00
-1.00 (-0.56%)
16 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Boot (henry) Plc LSE:BOOT London Ordinary Share GB0001110096 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.00 -0.56% 179.00 178.50 180.00 180.00 177.00 180.00 349,259 16:35:05
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contractor-oth Residentl 341.42M 33.32M 0.2487 7.24 241.17M
Boot (henry) Plc is listed in the Gen Contractor-oth Residentl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BOOT. The last closing price for Boot (henry) was 180p. Over the last year, Boot (henry) shares have traded in a share price range of 170.00p to 250.00p.

Boot (henry) currently has 133,984,551 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boot (henry) is £241.17 million. Boot (henry) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.24.

Boot (henry) Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/1/2005
15:47
the FTSE is due for some correction (down), so boots will go down with it anyway, if the results are not stellar the price will go down on the day by at least 2% and there is a good chance it will revisit the 600p zone within a few weeks. still short.
iulia
13/1/2005
17:48
Rob, i think your points are well made. I have heard from another
source that trading has been ok. I do not think that Boots is another
WH SMITH which is a basket case. Either the Boots management will get
their offer sorted out or someone else will bid & do it for them.
I recently bought at 640p & would be a holder to 725p then i will
review the situation.
Phil

philo124
13/1/2005
13:20
All,

The like for like sales may "appear" good but wait until we have the detailed analysis on the impact of the discounting on the bottom line profit margins.

They may have not reported early because they can get around the FSA on sales numbers, but similar or slightly above last years figures will not be good enough for the markets given the aggressive half price discounting even pre-Christmas. They have forfeited further profits in the shorter term (again) and for the third year (but this time more extreme)simpy to keep the top line figures artificailly inflated.

What happens to Boots customers who now have become so use to the discount retailer when it is forced to improve margins and improve profits. They will desert in droves. Discounting does not work other than in the very short term and Boots are now beginning to use it as a long term strategy.The longer they do it the more in difficulty they become.

They will still fall and significantly post the reporting on the 19th...

Rob.

roblonduk
13/1/2005
11:53
I will take it as not being disastrous, but it could still be reasonably bad.
iulia
12/1/2005
09:27
Any retailer who has not revealed bad news by now has, by inference has not got any. I have heard the same re Boots from another source.
Philo

philo124
12/1/2005
07:01
Typo56

just found this on the Times website which confirms what you just said

Boots Group advanced 16p at 662p as investors took the silence of the health and beauty retailer, amid a welter of profit warnings from its sector, as evidence of a respectable performance over the Christmas period. Given the injunction of the Financial Services Authority that retailers must report any material change in their trading performance without delay, Boots' lack of fresh guidance to date, and its adherence to next Wednesday for its scheduled update, has proved a source of comfort.

keifer derrin
11/1/2005
17:50
The FSA warned reatilers that they must come clean promptly to report poor Christmas trading. I think no news from Boots ahead of next week's scheduled statement is being interpreted as an indication that it may not be as grim as feared, and shorts were getting squeezed this afternoon.
typo56
11/1/2005
16:06
looking at the charts the next few weeks or so could be fairly crucial

i dont know how to draw charts on the thread but there is a down trending line from mar 04 covering the peak in sep 04 which would equate to 660 - 670 over the next few weeks

there is also an uptrend dating from apr 03 which was the support at 626 in dec 04 and the bounce from 634 last week

the key may be which trend line is broken as they should meet / cross fairly soon and the range could narrow until the forming triangle is broken

again, apologies for no chart but if you draw the lines then you should be able to see what i mean

crammy
11/1/2005
15:40
may be TSCO are planning a bid
psps
11/1/2005
15:31
there was a mention in Bill Johnson website that there was a rumour going around that Boots had actually done okay over the christmas period, but that was last week., wouldn't explain today's rise
keifer derrin
11/1/2005
14:27
resistance level yet again
psps
11/1/2005
14:25
HEY, what's going on?
iulia
11/1/2005
07:37
Head and shoulders forming,next stop 600p!
gables
06/1/2005
12:35
House of Fraser, Next and Ottakers high street not looking too good so far.
praipus
06/1/2005
10:08
Thank you.
praipus
06/1/2005
09:33
Wednesday 19th Jan, earlier perhaps if they need to warn.
typo56
05/1/2005
22:31
Can anyone tell me when Boots announce their Christmas figures?
praipus
04/1/2005
19:35
I've set my stop at 680 - higher than advised - pre-Christmas ups and downs looked like puff to me, but puff often works better than you think. Still 662 had me slightly unnerved, but I think there's enough leeway. I'm hoping for 525 by March. Share Rob's perceptions. Lots of stores had quiet tills, bored staff. Especially the Gadget Store, I thought. Lots of nifty toys, sales staff playing with them, no takers. Bit like a museum - look but no buy. Here's hoping ...
frangelico
04/1/2005
10:31
Rob - still have my naked calls in place @ 700p. Boots is one of the high street names IMO that has had its day. They will fizzle out in time as we know them.
alphorn
04/1/2005
10:27
All,

This is looking good this morning down 8.5p so far. I called the Investor Relations Department over the holiday to ask what the news was likely to be over Xmas sales, despite numerous attempts and messages left, they have not replied.

The stores prior to Xmas looked empty to me, although were busier during the post-Xmas sales. What was interesting however, was the tills did not appear to be taking much as most things were already half price - guess shoppers weren't that enticed.

I'll be happy at sub 600p..

Anyone any thoughts

Rob

roblonduk
24/12/2004
21:39
Hi All,

Everything's gone quiet on these over the last few days.

I think we seen the absolute top on these this morning on Christmas Eve at 661p. I filled my Boots with a further short at £100 per point, lets see what the New Year brings. This is about to get a kicking, if not I'm giving up on any attempt at share dealing..and for some time.

Good Luck to all

Rob

roblonduk
16/12/2004
15:53
i am tempted.
jedi shorter
16/12/2004
15:52
Well done mate,

Now get back in at these levels....they are going to get trashed after the gloomy reports post Xmas

Rob

roblonduk
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