Innovaderma Share Discussion Threads

[kemche] 28/2/2020 23:34

engineer - you forgot IMM!

[stimulationengineer] 28/2/2020 22:44

Lol. Lost in IDP, went to FTC and lost even more. Then you walked away. At least you managed to do that.

[kemche] 28/2/2020 21:06

I walked away from here and straight into some total and utter disasters. But I would rather no talk about those.

Sheesh!

[tallprawn] 28/2/2020 19:59

I note you've not posted comments on any other share bulletin board since at least January - Why would that be the case if you're such a successful investor?It's really surprising you only find the time to come here with such success.

[connor23] 28/2/2020 19:59

Teddy, try walking away from this BB lol

[teddy boy1] 28/2/2020 19:54

Always "jam tomorrow" with this share.You lot have an awful lot of staying power, I will give you that.

However,one of the essential qualities of a successful investor is knowing when to walk away. If I can do it ,anyone can!

[boonboon] 28/2/2020 18:48

Nuthing now available at Superdrug.Https://superdrug.com/b/Nuthing

[connor23] 28/2/2020 18:40

Sophistry.... Well, an attempt anyway : )

[connor23] 28/2/2020 18:38

The broker forecasts this as 67 for FY20. Was 94 last year. Just thought I would add as this seems like a point that justified a rebuttal. As to the rest.... I'm just surprised someone took the time to write it! Too much time on their own in a virtual office perhaps.... : )

[kemche] 28/2/2020 16:26

OUR research shows that because of the age of the BOD no one will buy Skinny Tan.
That's from OUR research.....

[kemche] 28/2/2020 16:25

What if everyone gets Coronavirus and dies?
OUR research shows........

[kemche] 28/2/2020 16:16

If Tesco, Superdrug and Boots go down then IDP are finished! What if the internet goes down? etc.

[bigfrocks] 28/2/2020 14:44

Bloodbath creating buying opportunities! All scaremongering!

[boonboon] 28/2/2020 07:32

Btw the whole market is down a small cap like IDP will be more harshly affected by relatively few sales. The underlying business is doing well.

[rettah] 28/2/2020 07:31

MBcontrarian what is your company who wrote the research?

[boonboon] 28/2/2020 07:31

So you do hold a position then?

[mbcontrarian] 28/2/2020 07:30

Laughing all the way to the bank...as they say. Suggest you follow before it's too late!

[tallprawn] 28/2/2020 07:29

So you were the clown who hogged the microphone at the end of the presentation earlier this week. You were the laughing stock of the room afterwards - Jog on with your silly little games.'We hold no position' - Who do you think you're kidding.

[boonboon] 28/2/2020 07:21

True, but they've got their hands full with other issues at the moment it seems. Plus they'll never be seen as a cruelty free brand, which along with being Vegan is our main selling point.

[mbcontrarian] 28/2/2020 07:19

The impairment risk lies in the customer lists which derive from marketing costs to acquire customers through the usual online means. Plus the development expenditure - this must be a combination of external and internal activity but it is a risk in that its reliant on unproven products delivering positive cash flows. Management have not been inclined to comment. Look we can't even short the stock due to no platform allowing us to do so, so I suggest people get out while the opportunity exists.

[solarsurfer] 28/2/2020 07:16

johnny five, how much have you lost this week lmao !

[mbcontrarian] 28/2/2020 07:13

My apologies. I'm referring to Reckit Benckiser, who are the parent of the Veet brand with a market cap of £42,000,000,000,000 and substantially deeper pockets to combat 'disruption'.

[jonny_five111] 28/2/2020 07:03

How are they competing with Nivea who dont even do hair removal products? Maybe when they bring out hand cream or deodorant. The point with Nuthing is apart from Nair/Veet and home brands theres not much other choice/competition and is a disruptable market.

[boonboon] 28/2/2020 06:57

Agreed but what's your source for likely impairments? We work with big stable companies so I doubt there's much of an impairment risk.

[mbcontrarian] 28/2/2020 06:57

Competing with Unilever brands like Nivea? I don't think so.