What am I missing dear readers but surely a company that sells extraordinarily expensive personalized greeting cards and a range of gifts in Britain and Holland must be at risk of a slowdown in discretionary consumer spending? I refer to Moonpig (MOON), a company whose valuation discounts no such slowdown so ahead of interims on December 7 should you go short?
Back in February last year I asked the question about whether Moonpig Group (MOON) was “a mad or amazing new share?”. Fortunately I concluded the former, as the c. 440p share price it had back then is now an amazing 240p, and I did not buy any shares (and I hope you did not either). So what to think about the update today from the “leading online greeting card and gifting platform, comprising the Moonpig brand in the UK and the Greetz brand in the Netherlands”....?
Life can be strange at many levels and the same is certainly very true in the business world. A few days ago I was very surprised to read that Virgin Wines (VINO) and Moonpig (MOON) are doing a partnership deal together.
Hello, Share Mashers. This old punter avoids shares in companies which sell greetings cards in the old fashioned way. But I’m quite disposed to Moonpig Group (MOON), which sends them out digitally. My grown-up kids use the service regularly and, as more people become computer literate, custom is likely to increase.
