all i want to know is there going to be champagne at the meeting ... cheap will do..heck the way things are going 2022 will be here before i know it.
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all i want to know is there going to be champagne at the meeting ... cheap will do..heck the way things are going 2022 will be here before i know it.
I wouldn't go that high unless the narrative at the annual meeting is truly stunning. They use a bit of forward cover on their forex.
Mid - late thirty something million is on the cards though in my opinion. Need more sales evidence and narrative before refining that any further.
On the other hand if you can talk Delta Goodrum into being a brand ambassador for Glassons then clearly the sky is the limit :t_up:
Thanks for those. Considering the NZ graph is a rolling 12 months, the fact that consumables is back up to pre-COVOD levels on a 12 month basis is likely concealing the jump we are all seeing since May. Apparel looks soggy but I think the rolling 12 is concealing the fact spend in the latest months is similar to last year. Given HLG are gaining market share says there must be others doing it tough...!
Cheers
Yes the apparel stats dont show a recovery and we whatch those stats every year and its why we havnt agreed that profit increases are certain. If those profits do keep coming in then MR B might indeed have picked another WINNER (n)!
I must say MR B is fearless and also prudent.
yeah...sad..the last horse die yesterday. Melbourne cup
Amended statement. Apparel has shown an increase in the stats and in this environment the increase recorded in the september stats might well be considered indeed a positive.
If we consider that increase in relation new car sales then we see that apparel has perhaps almost outperformed.
It just which lens you look through.
For what's it worth retail clothing still in doldrums in Australia according to latest data released today by ABS
Overall retails sales (non food stuff) for Sep20 were up 6% on Sep19 but clothing stores (inc online) were down 8%
Doesn't really matter if Glassons are creaming the competition .... and also gives an idea of what increased sales could be once punters start buying clothes like they used to.
What was the HLG results in there AUS operation up to the last lock down. The fact that after 20 years companies do not produce extensive stats in XML formats in appalling. It just shows that the management of these companies dont know where the on button is.
No uniform IDS nor a publish schemas for data transformations. Its a disgrace and just shows that most people in management arent sure where to plug the devices in.
Its as if software development has gone back to the main frame mind set and i dont think the implications of that are well understood yet.
The charts produced back in the late 80 and early 90;s were far better then the on line junk supplied by professional platforms.