Sosandar Share Chat (SOS)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Sosandar	LSE:SOS	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BDGS8G04	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	11.35p	11.20p	11.50p	11.35p	11.35p	11.35p	65,598	08:00:00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Retailers	-	-	-	-	12.12

Sosandar Share Discussion Threads

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11/4/2018 17:10	Really!Since when has within guidance constituted a profit warning?.Only thing that's not to previous guidance is Capex.DD	discodave4	Read Full Thread Reply
11/4/2018 09:12	ASOS warning down 600p game over man	ggbarabajagal	Read Full Thread Reply
10/4/2018 20:35	Citigroup downgrade of Next	iannewberry	Read Full Thread Reply
09/4/2018 23:05	"stock levels wafer thin" "they hold too much stock" Complete clown	mauricemonkey	Read Full Thread Reply
09/4/2018 20:10	lucicavi Your point is what exactly?, all it tells me is pink booties would no doubt suit you and you need to get a life!.Not a holder here by choice and don't hold much hope for the future but jeez that's the worse deramp you have ever done on here!.DD	discodave4	Read Full Thread Reply
09/4/2018 11:55	paulypilot, I respect your experience in retail so I hope that you will respond to this as a sensible question. This company is on my watch list at the moment. They are targeting a more mature demographic than the likes of BOO and ASOS. Do you think those sort of people will spend as much in shopping online as those much younger do? My concern is if the spend is to low then they will not be able to build the volume necessary to be profitable.	richjp	Read Full Thread Reply
08/4/2018 15:44	There will be a placing sometime, possibly not until 2019 but there will be one you can bank on that........knowing AR it will be 2018.DD	discodave4	Read Full Thread Reply
08/4/2018 11:47	What you are forgetting is that stock level was wafer thin they will need to increase this which will eat cash FIRST BEAR POINT They need to carry a lot of stock to manage all the 60% returns and sizes and ranges, there are already 1,000 SKUs Do you know what a SKU is - look it up SECOND BEAR POINT Thjs is an internet company but they are sending out paper catalogues Brochures which are 40pages - one arrived today -cost £5 a pop id imagine to print and post to people ex list broker charges THIRD BEAR POINT Under Distance selling regulations, SOS have to pay postage on returns The seller's terms and conditions or returns policy should state who pays the cost of returning an item. If they don't state this, then the seller has to cover the cost. In this case, you're entitled to a refund of the total amount you paid, including costs to ship the item to you, and the fee to return the item. No admin or restocking fees should be charged. A £200k burn a month wont carry it far Placing within 12 months or accounts will be qualified Going sub 10p this week	lucicavi	Read Full Thread Reply
08/4/2018 11:47	I will qualify what I said above - I'm no accountant and don't wish to mislead. In the "Current Assets" of the interim results it states inventories £473,000. I assume that was the amount of stock held on that date.	mauricemonkey	Read Full Thread Reply
08/4/2018 11:47	What you are forgetting is that stock level was wafer thin they will need to increase this which will eat cash FIRST BEAR POINT They need to carry a lot of stock to manage all the 60% returns and sizes and ranges, there are already 1,000 SKUs Do you know what a SKU is - look it up SECOND BEAR POINT Thjs is an internet company but they are sending out paper catalogues Brochures which are 40pages - one arrived today -cost £5 a pop id imagine to print and post to people ex list broker charges THIRD BEAR POINT Under Distance selling regulations, SOS have to pay postage on returns The seller's terms and conditions or returns policy should state who pays the cost of returning an item. If they don't state this, then the seller has to cover the cost. In this case, you're entitled to a refund of the total amount you paid, including costs to ship the item to you, and the fee to return the item. No admin or restocking fees should be charged. A £200k burn a month wont carry it far Placing within 12 months or accounts will be qualified	lucicavi	Read Full Thread Reply
07/4/2018 16:31	PP, @587 Filtering bears is the preserve of zealots & BBMs in love with companies - see QPP, CTAG, & UKOG amongst many others. Why don't you address his points & if you can, refute them?	bbmsionlypostafter	Read Full Thread Reply
07/4/2018 13:51	Each return must cost it: send out dress next day £12 pick up dress on return £12 inspect clean up dress say £3 cost of brochure £5 £32 on a return Ouch!	lucicavi	Read Full Thread Reply
07/4/2018 13:48	What nonsense! You clearly have an agenda. Goodbye. PP.	paulypilot	Read Full Thread Reply
07/4/2018 13:35	What you are forgetting is that stock level was wafer thin they will need to increase this which will eat cash FIRST BEAR POINT They need to carry a lot of stock to manage all the 60% returns and sizes and ranges, there are already 1,000 SKUs Do you know what a SKU is - look it up SECOND BEAR POINT Thjs is an internet company but they are sending out paper catalogues Brochures which are 40pages - one arrived today -cost £5 a pop id imagine to print and post to people ex list broker charges THIRD BEAR POINT Under Distance selling regulations, SOS have to pay postage on returns The seller's terms and conditions or returns policy should state who pays the cost of returning an item. If they don't state this, then the seller has to cover the cost. In this case, you're entitled to a refund of the total amount you paid, including costs to ship the item to you, and the fee to return the item. No admin or restocking fees should be charged. A £200k burn a month wont carry it far Placing within 12 months or accounts will be qualified	lucicavi	Read Full Thread Reply
07/4/2018 12:52	ya ya dada (Hey hey hey) Cash running out A placing coming soon sub 10p as it heads to 0p Chart says this is another KOOV look at KOOV and SOS chart	lucicavi	Read Full Thread Reply
07/4/2018 12:45	Sosandar is very early stage, so it won't appeal to most investors. I'm backing management, and the concept, both of which I think are excellent. Only time will tell if it turns into a viable business. There's plenty of cash - for 2018 & 2019. Let's meet again in 2 years' time, to see how things pan out. It's pointless discussing the figures at this stage, as it's all about the ability to grow (or not). Relax! You either like it, or you don't. The share price and other peoples' opinions don't matter to me at all. Regards, Paul.	paulypilot	Read Full Thread Reply
06/4/2018 09:33	sp falling lately on bad news	opodio	Read Full Thread Reply
05/4/2018 09:58	Conversely, if it passes muster I dare say 'we' will probably be buying more... It took a few tries for her to like Boden's gear, but they seem to have won her over, albeit mainly through discounted pricing. Boden meanwhile have entered the high street in a reverse of the usual trend.	davwall	Read Full Thread Reply
04/4/2018 21:39	Send it back and get sos to pay the return That will bankrupt them	bartolozzif	Read Full Thread Reply
04/4/2018 20:43	My view is that a few individuals looked at Boohoo etc and decided that it would, with plenty of hype and a share price plucked out of the ether, be possible to create a fashion retail start-up and list it pdq in order to force momentum where none existed naturally - a self-fulfilling prophecy using other folks’ cash if you like. If the clothing range really pleases it’s customers the ploy could actually succeed, but I suspect a long hard road lies ahead for investors. Meanwhile, my partner has ordered a dress in the current sale, reduced to £29 from £59...	davwal	Read Full Thread Reply
04/4/2018 15:00	The clue here to me is that it was listed so early on in the game. There probably wasn't anywhere else that wanted to provide the high risk investment: VCs, banks, private equity etc. This was just too early for a stock market listing. They will need to continually raise money. The fact they listed at this early stage highlights that they are a weak company that no one else wanted to touch.	trytotakeiteasy	Read Full Thread Reply

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