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Dilution?
The details are in the relevant RNS.
Note the sp price
Well done kamani family, nepotism is a good thing, shareholder value isn't.
What is plt worth now?
Toxic
Dear oh dear Boasty, yet more irrelevent backwards looking from you dating back years.
You have no idea on my pf, now, then or in between, but how much of a very sad life must you lead to spend a bank holiday weekend trawling back years and years trying to pick hole in posts you take totally out of context anyway. Desparate is as desparate does.
You have absolutely no idea what i hold (other than what i confirmed a while back which you convieniently ignore as they are stonkers), yet you bleat on everyday, unable to even own up to your holding and average here. Why is that? to embarrassing?
You sound like a very desparate indeed bitter ramper stuck on monster spike, which of course we all know you are. Its richly deserved too, with all your ramping trying to sucker others.
With such a backwards view its No wonder you think this disaster of a company is worth £6.50 - look at the sp man, and wake up. it is NEVER going there at all, to suggest it is as you often do is just plain ridiculus.
In fact, Your losing a fortune having held this all the way down, even just compared to a basic 5% bank account lol lol lol lol.
Say a prayer at 6.59am on the 8th would be my recomendarion
And here with noclue doug with a huge 90 degree swerve to the left as he's unable to honestly answer a simple question.
And dont forget folks he also posted plenty of other (quote) "heavy buys" in the same sp vicinity, and down into the 200's as well.
If you wanna make money, as is often pointed out on lse, do the inverse opposite to doug. Sell when he buys.
Doug... Here's some history...
Sold tga at 300 then they went to 1900
Bought keir at 1000p they went to 100p
Bought glen at 400 they went to 100p
Bought rr at 307 they went to 30p
Bashed kzg at 0.26 they then increased 800%
"my punts last week rr. @ 307 and NG. @ 903 sitting on em both at the mo, level on one and up on the"
" KZG they obviously didnt learn the lessons of the last big investors here who are well underwater then did they.
Minute rise here today in monetary terms, looks flattering as a %, if your looking through the rose tints :)"
"KZG dont need to deramp this company mr confident, it does it itself with all the deafening silence."
"GLEN CH1, i dont think you'll go far wrong buying into Glen around these current prices, unfortunately all us regulars on here bought big when quite a bit higher so we all cuss and moan somedays"
"dont want to know my exact position at the moment, but i recon Rover owes me roughly £70k in total at the moment over my two pots. I owe mr trump a bop on the nose"
Plus loads of of others and also held his whole portfolio which tanked through the pandemic while crying on the forums.
DayTroll,
Do you still think it was worth selling (Mears) MER at 152p as per your recommendation? They're now at 369p. You tried bashing those Mears shares but they kept on rising. I know you're always right so it would be funny to see how you defend this recommendation.
Interesting story from 2009....when online spend for retail was under 7%..... BY 2020 It was 21.4%
https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE5BH051/
UK online spending to treble by 2020
Now its predicted to nearly treble by 2029....
"The UK E-commerce Market size is estimated at USD 280.55 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 750.80 billion by 2029,
EXCITING TIMES AHEAD BOYS AND GIRLS....... (for genuine holders anyway)
All that infrastructure is about to cone into its own.... 4billion capability......
BOOM TIME!!
And before the trolls start helping let's not forget that the online percentage spiked to a bubble of c30%.
When was the last dilution superzero, you are posting like it was recent.
Another troll lost in the distant past perhaps?
"foetid imagination".🤣
https://youtu.be/fRNT7nzDxOU?feature=shared
Maybe southcoast to the rescue for ya Tradey being he/she always is banging on about cruises on here (in those circles shall he mix)
Flash the rolex sub mariner about a bit and get some towel sale bulk orders rocking up.
Who you know and all
You keep telling the high st is dead.
So with so little on the high street left to take from, where the growth for boohoo going to come from?
Decline, debt, dilution would haey make an investment case here??
Internet sales as a percentage of total retail sales (ratio) (%)
March 2007 2.9%
March 2011 7.8%
March 2015 11.7%
Feb 2019 19.1% (No point using March 2019 as covid had already started)
March 2024 25.4%
Online Spending Grows Every Month in 2024, as UK Shoppers Spend £8.5bn in March
"The latest data from Adobe, powered by Adobe Analytics – based on actual online transactions rather than estimates or survey data – reveals consumer confidence and online spending power returning in the first quarter of 2024. UK online spending reached £8.5 billion in March 2024, representing a 3.7% increase on the £8.2 billion spent in March 2023, and follows YoY growth of 5% in February and 1.5% in January. With November and December also providing a strong end to 2023, we’ve now seen five months of consecutive online spending growth."
https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/united-kingdom-ecommerce-market/market-size
"The UK E-commerce Market size is estimated at USD 280.55 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 750.80 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 21.76% during the forecast period (2024-2029). Source: https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/united-kingdom-ecommerce-market/market-size"
Retail & Trade
High street retail in the United Kingdom (UK) - Statistics & Facts
The high street is the heart of many British towns and cities, traditionally where people can find their everyday needs, such as retail stores, cafes and restaurants, banks, groceries, and other local businesses. With Princes Street, Oxford Street, and Piccadilly Circus, the United Kingdom has some of the most frequented high streets in all of Europe. However, the central role of high streets has been diminishing, with a 2023 survey finding that the high street does not fulfill many consumers' needs and almost one third of consumers said their local high street is getting worse.
Declining popularity
One of the biggest changes associated with the retail industry in recent years has been the rapid growth in e-commerce sales, which account for more than one quarter of the country’s total retail sales. When asked to compare high streets, shopping centers, and online, the latter was seen to have the largest variety of goods and cheapest options. On the high street, yearly like-for-like sales actually increased at the beginning of 2023, but trailed off over the course of the year, and sales were 2.7 percent lower in December 2023 than the same month in the previous year.
Store closures
A symptom of declining sales and footfall has been the increasing number of store closures across the country. Within the past decade, a number of well-known high street businesses closed shop, such as Wilko, Cath Kidson, and Debenhams. 2023 saw a record number of failing medium and large retail companies, at 61. From 2015 to 2022, the net closures of chain retailers in Great Britain was in the thousands, meaning many more stores closed than opene
Four months ago is far more relevant than four years daytrade.
Do you agree with the fool, you must do to defend him so much I guess.
Keep with the foetid imagination daytrade. Just because you keep repeating the same angry rubbish doesn't make it true
Not sure why you keep playing the victim, when all anybody has to do is have a quick look at your posting history to see reality.
Seems a fair few have done it now.
Why bring up posts from four years ago and then lie about it?
"been shouting that for some months now"
A post heading ONCE with a post refering to TA levels only.
Practically FOUR months ago
Your sounding even more desparate to close others views.
"some months now" my rear.
Looking forward to the 8th
So he didn’t shout out 20p on the 15th of January then 🤔
You’re a complete tool. Laughable. Just a sad and lonely person.
Save your energy enjoy the bank holiday weekend and fingers crossed here for all long term holders we are finally seeing some long awaited green shoots and the recovery play is on.
May we all recoup our losses and them some
Clearly aimed at Sonmoon, but totally inaccurate, hence the call out.
Then you insult after caught out. priceless
Who says that was aimed at you?
Just assuming it was because it was calling someone out on BS and you thought it was probably you…… wonder why 🤔
The riggwelter on it like a bonnet.
Chill, enjoy the weather.
Working for me, need to make the most of fine weather
Pint of black sheep's finest awaits this aft
Oh tradey the sun is shining, your still supping away and still attacking all and sundry..
Take the opportunity to dry out your soggy straw and have a weekend off regaining your energy and composure.
I'll still be here for you to abuse after the long weekend, so have a rest, wouldnt want your blood pressure getting to elevated would we.
Enjoy the squirrels
Why is anybody even giving this idiot the time of day
Actually daytrade the sp last touched those heights in 2020.
So not only are you too thick to see your own hypocrisy you are too stupid to see your own lies.
Boo only offers next day delivery to one zip code!
That is my recent favourite
Still you keep on embarrassing yourself, it's so funny
Indeed
Those who trott out the manipulation claim, why are you still here????
"You’ve been shouting that for some months now. How did your SDRY work out?"
Only Two BOO posts since December, and neither mentioned this before.
Just righting your wrong.
Maybe AIM isn't quite dead just yet.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/londons-junior-market-needs-to-sharpen-up-its-aim-rdlccggth
I think thats you dreaming there boasty.
Just wondering. You keep saying BOO will recover to the 'long gone highs' after their 92% fall. Bet the kitchen sink on it in fact - although too chicken to confirm your position other than £4k/penny lol..
Why do you think BOO will recover to £6.50, if Kiers, and many many like it (lloy, BT, Carillion etc etc) havent? Will take some amount of bags and a miracle, wont it.
Or are you just to emotionally attached to your sunken ship to see the stupid reality of chucking so much at an AIM stock you thinks "manipulated". And during a market bubble?
Maybe you hold them in your ISA and cant offset the huge capital loss off elsewhere, which is what i imagine, Although you do seem to only post on one stock so no gains elsewhere anyway.