Ripley94
16 Jan 2020
Boo-ware? BOO… XXXXX Just messing about on ( J ) i see this one has done so well . Seems to match SQZ performance . Must try and see what put that in my head back in April 2014.
Uncle_Doug
14 Jan 2020
How is this down? Hi Mark, I have made enough for the family holiday thanks. I missed the cheap shares as I didn’t hear about them until late 2017. I bought back in when they slipped to 282 after director’s selling last month and sold them at 318 yesterday to lock in some profit. My 330p target has been met but as the results were so stunning and they keep going up (today) I’m holding out for 340p. I see Liberum have upped their target from 340p to 370p today. You got a sell target?
computer_nurd
14 Jan 2020
How is this down? Hi Doug, Hope you have made a few quid to pay for your next holiday! Boo have been one of my better investments over the years, bought 4000 shares @ 56.2 in July 2016 and have been selling gradually since - still have 1200 left. The only concern for me is can they keep this impetuous going. regards, Mark
Uncle_Doug
08 Jan 2020
How is this down? Hit 308p today. Not long until the trading update. Wanting 330p.
rogerhorton
16 Dec 2019
Secure Trust Bank PLC STB Secure Trust Bank Secure Trust Bank has been one beneficiary of the Boris bounce, but to put this in context, its shares were £26 shortly before the EU referendum and have fallen steadily afterwards. Yet the bank itself is one of the most sound. Based in Solihull, in the West Midlands, it is smaller than big high street names, but it is profitable, growing fast and it pays a generous dividend. Run by Paul Lynam, Secure Trust has almost 1.5million customers, whom it offers savings accounts, mortgages and various consumer credit products. It has a strong business division, specialising in loans to small and mid-sized firms. Secure Trust traditionally focused on offering credit to customers who could not open accounts with bigger banks so Lynam has developed a cautious approach to risk. But the group has branched out in recent years and its internet banking division is expanding fast. Interim figures showed a 31 per cent increase in overall customer numbers, customer satisfaction of between 90 and 95 per cent and double-digit profit growth. Brokers expect further increases in full-year revenues and profits, alongside a dividend of 86p, putting the stock on a 5 per cent yield. Looking to 2020, Secure Trust should derive clear gains from increased business investment and a recovery in consumer confidence. At £16.10, the shares are a buy. This is Money – 14 Dec 19 MIDAS SHARE TIPS: The stocks set to benefit from the new Government Certain stocks and sectors stand out, particularly those likely to benefit from a stronger pound, a return of consumer confidence and a government determined to put some oomph back into Britain.
rogerhorton
16 Dec 2019
Secure Trust Bank PLC Lovely upgap on the chart. Trades below peer P/Es
Uncle_Doug
25 Nov 2019
How is this down? Hit the 300p today. Congratulations to all holders. I’m not selling, next results in Jan should see another 10%.
Uncle_Doug
05 Sep 2019
How is this down? Great announcement today. Sold half my BOO @280p and will leave other half to run for my expected 300p. That’s next year’s holiday paid for. Should get another 10% boost when results fleshed out and announced on 25th Sept. ITV’s addition of a winter Love Island will help too. Not bad for a share going nowhere eh @shabby_2_sox ? Good luck all.
jaytee41
15 Aug 2019
How is this down? (Alliance News) - Boohoo Group PLC said Thursday four non-executive directors bought shares in the online fashion retailer this week. Shares in boohoo closed 3.1% lower at 221.20 pence in London on Thursday. Director Brian Small - a non-executive since April - acquired 20,000 shares at 230.80p each on Wednesday, worth a total GBP46,160. After the transaction, Small holds 40,000 shares in boohoo. Non-Executive Director Sara Murray - in post since 2016 - picked up 100,000 shares at 226.00p in a transaction on Thursday, worth GBP226,000. After the buy, Murray held 117,921 shares in boohoo. Non-Executive Director Iain McDonald - who held the role since 2017 - bought 25,000 shares on Thursday at 225.39p each, worth GBP56,348. After the purchase, McDonald owned 465,096 shares in boohoo. Non-Executive Director Pierre Cuilleret acquired 100,000 shares at a price of 224.37p each, totalling GBP224,370. Following this transaction, Cuilleret was interested in 211,096 shares.
Uncle_Doug
12 Jun 2019
How is this down? Great Results yet again ~ SP 225p. Infrastructure well placed for further growth and I think we’ll see 260p soon. I maintain my 300p prediction in 18 months.
Uncle_Doug
13 Feb 2019
How is this down? Disagree. Last year alone there was a low of 140 (approx) and high of 244 (approx). That’s a rise of 74% change - not exactly doing nothing. The tricky bit is to buy low and sell high. My method is just that and so far I’ve done very well. I’m sure 300 will be seen in next couple of years.
shabby_2_sox
13 Feb 2019
How is this down? Let’s be honest BOO has not really gone anywhere over the last two years. Brexit and potential of further devaluation of the pound look the main cause.
Uncle_Doug
12 Feb 2019
How is this down? Uncle_Doug: slow steady increase looks promising IMO Closed gap. Now @191 which is where we saw some resistance last month. Keep the faith - there’s more upside to come.
Uncle_Doug
23 Jan 2019
How is this down? I trust you’re not saying BOO would be better off if PLT hadn’t grown so spectacularly. FY Revenue growth was about 47% IIRC and ahead of expectations - dunno where you get 18% from. BOO 184.5p as I type. Was at 177p post results. Seems to have settled down and slow steady increase looks promising IMO. Looking at simplywall.st, there are many factors which it spews out - I actually decided to buy some more based on their analysis. USA growth up 75% and so no brexit worries there. Yes, the MC is high but so are the opportunities for continued growth and overseas expansion. Add to that the highly respected new CEO Lyttle coming over from Primark to bring some market know how and we have a recipe for continued stellar results going forward.
bseventhreeseven
23 Jan 2019
How is this down? It’s down because boohoo growth was actually less than expected 18%, shows signs of slowing. PLT growth appears spectacular except 1/3 still to pay for. This is s big danger to share holders because boo is paying for its growth and not getting full value. Then add the whole brexit trade barriers and the PE looks overvalued. This is why simplywall.st has their extremely overvalued rating on them. Otherwise, yes, boohoo are growing but an easy target for shorters
