Koovs Share Discussion Threads

[jamesto2] 06/9/2018 16:21

Be interesting to see an update on institutional holdings hopefully this month & the new cover story brand now has 59 new items listed on Koovs site & selling well . Quality of items & detail superb

[jackson83] 06/9/2018 15:15

Guys we have been given the good news & this is what the Koovs team told me ..
KOOVS have said current trading is in line & Koovs are now on target to deliver market expectations. I know what your thinking maybe lacking in detail? At least we got a one line from them .

[hotaimstocks] 06/9/2018 14:41

Today 12:43 Price: 176.30
Nohearts 237 posts
RE: where is Jambon?
Jambon spent months talking up and buying Carillion shares, making 100 posts a day of written diarrhoea.

No surprise he was a supporter of KOOV - another failing company.

Utter fantasist.

[hotaimstocks] 06/9/2018 14:18

SOSANDAR are saying they are the next ASOS now on LSE lol . Only 106 m shares in issue & market cap under 50 m still ?? I bought a few the other day & now in profit lol

[jamesto2] 06/9/2018 14:06

On a more positive note Koovs has won another award for Asia's most trusted brand 2018 & Koovs have said its customers love Koovs 😍

[jamesto2] 06/9/2018 13:57

The only problem with Koovs is that it generated a massive loss of £15.3m - considerably larger than the website net sales of £9.6m.

People like a punt on stories , rather than analysing the numbers.So the ( now very tired ) story that Koovs could become the ASOS of India is pure madness , never say never as Koovs will burn through the cash again fast and the numbers say it's a million miles away from any profit ? If any before 2024

[hvs] 06/9/2018 13:52

-- Koovs plc revenue down by 29% at INR543m / GBP6.4m (FY17: INR761m / GBP8.7m)

lol !!!!!

lol !!!!!!!!!!

[mktommo] 06/9/2018 13:25

I took a look in after results having been out for a while. I'm still not sure about short / medium term but long term if it can survive could be a great buy.I see hotaimstocks / Jackson / James / etc (who are clearly all the same person) are busier than ever. I can't see what they've posted because they're all filtered - I bet it's still complete uninformed b*ll*cks though......Good luck to any holders in the short term

[jamesto2] 06/9/2018 13:18

Huma Qureshi turning heads in our tailored pants & shawl top 😍🔥
Own it now:
#HumaXKOOVS #KOOVSXYOU

Styling credits: Umesh Vashisht

[jamesto2] 06/9/2018 12:52

Anyone know if Putneylad66 & Jambon are alive still ? Maybe they are at Lord Alli's staff party today

[hotaimstocks] 06/9/2018 12:47

Come on guys Lord Alli just spent £1.5 million pounds at 15p in Koovs & he was the brains that also took ASOS to a billion pound company in the early days ..
"In the short run, the market is a voting machine. But in the long run, it is a weighing machine" - Benjamin Graham

Investors make the most money
by focusing on the weighing machine part - look at ASOS and BOOHOO for example. Both endured months of voting machine madness in the early days with day traders trying to profit from the short term ups and downs. Those who ignored all that short term nonsense and focused instead on the long term weighing machine part made by far the most money, paid out far less in dealing fees and exposed themselves to far less risk from repeated mistimings of entry and exit. Same will probably be true here too - it's hard but you really do have to think long term and stay well away from the sell button. If you can't do that you'll never experience the riches of those who bought a stock for 10p and sold years later for £5 or £10+ (I'm sure Paul Scott can testify to that too after selling his 500,000 asos shares @ 9p = £45,000 when he could have made over £35 million had he held on to them for another 9 or 10 years). Warren Buffet once said his investment style is one of lethargy bordering on sloth. In other words when there is nothing to do, do nothing.