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Well you will have to take up your view directly with the published articles authors, if you allege they have made a mistake. The headline on the article clearly states "Boohoo might not return to profit until 2026, analysts warn", so maybe you could write one of your 'letters' to correct them.
Although, as a singlularly given example, there are a number of others saying the same thing, of only you could be less blinded and look. Not upto me to do all the work for you im afraid.
Any news on the other points your continuing to swerve? Thought not.
Oh dear daytrade, here is a direct quote from the article you posted from Panmure Gordon. Not mid 26 at all is it? It may have escaped your attention that 24/25 is the current financial year.
"The breakeven is now achieved in FY2/25 in our forecasting."
And actually daytrade you did exactly conflate cash and profit so yet one more lie from you
I'm still awaiting the apology and confirmation that you have reported yourself.
Aren't you man enough to do it?
Would you rather just continue to look stupid?
Have I said as fact??
No
Twister, pipe down, also losing relevance
Blimey tradey, seems you dont know when to stop digging when in a huge hole all of your own making, just keep doubling down and make yourself look more and more desparate.
twirling away, moving goalposts, popping unspoken words into others mouths, then ignore most points you just cant try and confuse your own way out of.
You are quite embarrasing, no wonder nobody believes a word you say.
See you dont mention anything proofwise about Kamanis 'work', as challenged? because you cant.
See you also dont mention anything factual about strategy playing out either, as challenged.
Nor, anything about your "hopefully" comments, nor "significant growth" either.
Just more and more spin deflection and diversion.
So typical of what you always do.
"Firstly daytrade profits aren't cash,"im surprised that Hexam hasn't corrected you on that."
Who indeed said they were?, wasnt me. Are you getting all confused with your own lies now?
"Secondly, where have you found the crystal ball that says Boo won't be making any profits until mid 2026. Every piece of analysis i've seen says profit will be far sooner than that? Is it just more of the usual lies."
Err nope, not my words im afraid, and thats not what the rest of us are reading from the press. Quick example for you here https://www.business-live.co.uk/retail-consumer/boohoo-might-not-return-profit-26026743
You know full well there are plenty plenty more saying exactly the same thing.
Very odd that you cant find any? took me one simple second on Google.
Doesnt fit your rampy agenda though, tut tut.
"if no profits the company will be munching through the rcf, upto the point the lenders want it back, one already has signalled this decline to extend - will the others do the same as their deadlines approach? Will they cash in their chips and insist on payment - from a company apparantly not likely to be making profits till the repayments are due? where will that cash come from if that is the case?"
Nice to see you accept this point for once with no argument.
"Who has told you the below daytrade, if anybody, or are you just being economical with the truth again? The market for online has not yet regained the size it was during the pandemic. It is bigger than it was prepandemic but not as big as we it was during the pandemic. Much like BOO group revenue. Even a simpleton should be able to see the correlation"
Oh that will be you and the fellow rampers oh great one. You've been saying, the word used generally being "prediction" for a long time now. Have you forgotten already what younhave posted?
Firstly daytrade profits aren't cash, im surprised that Hexam hasn't corrected you on that. Secondly, where have you found the crystal ball that says Boo won't be making any profits until mid 2026. Every piece of analysis i've seen says profit will be far sooner than that? Is it just more of the usual lies.
"if no profits the company will be munching through the rcf, upto the point the lenders want it back, one already has signalled this decline to extend - will the others do the same as their deadlines approach? Will they cash in their chips and insist on payment - from a company apparantly not likely to be making profits till the repayments are due? where will that cash come from if that is the case?"
Who has told you the below daytrade, if anybody, or are you just being economical with the truth again? The market for online has not yet regained the size it was during the pandemic. It is bigger than it was prepandemic but not as big as we it was during the pandemic. Much like BOO group revenue. Even a simpleton should be able to see the correlation
And yet we are told the market sector is growing! so what are they doing wrong to be heading backwards? Its all a big mystery.
"It's strange the trolls will tell us that the business is doing nothing at all and Kamani is just messing around on Instagram"
Thats whats happening, no other news posted, just a photo on his yacht saying "everydays a work day". Seen anything else, that ive missed, if so, please post it up for us all.
"Meanwhile in the real world there is a strategy playing out"
Yep the 2nd 3rd or 4th 'growth plan', which doesnt appear to be 'growing the sp'.
"which will hopefully result in significant growth and return to profitability in the next couple of years"
Hopefully?. Its always been 'a nailed on cert, guaranteed, definately' etc uptil now. Not so certain now? Whats weakened the resolve?
Significant growth and return to profitability is most definately needed, but zero signs of it as yet. Even Asos's results not lit any fires there today it woild appear, early rise sold back down again currently and BOo hardly rising, again.
If no profits the company will be munching through the rcf, upto the point the lenders want it back, one already has signalled this decline to extend - will the others do the same as their deadlines approach? Will they cash in their chips and insist on payment - from a company apparantly not likely to be making profits till the repayments are due? where will that cash come from if that is the case?
It would be good if growth returned, hasnt yet but would be nice, and with declining revenues published by the company itself via rns, it'll have to produce its 'growth' from less. Not ideal. And yet we are told the market sector is growing! so what are they doing wrong to be heading backwards? Its all a big mystery.
"I wish Boo would release news RNS about this kind of stuff, or atleast tweet it, as it would go some way to reducing investors angst"
Do please be consistent at least.
Not 24hrs ago you posted that "Daytrade there have been 9 rns issued - what more do you want them to tell you?"
Now YOUR asking for more rns. Priceless.
Must be the "angst" you refer to that investors have, that you have said you dont have yourself.
"Strange how the not so fab four aren't to be seen today"
Apologises, been busy elsewhere. But you dont debate with me anyway, just shout.
Tradey ,it's flying (boom time)
Questioning - Guessing ( auto correct )
Financial Analyst, not a bad job. Well paid for spending your days questioning without repercussion all while WFH . Follow their advice and you’re doomed.
Spidey street only giving a partial message, who would ever have thought it.
Why does anybody post blinkered dross on a board where they have no investment.
Are you shorting spidey
Berenberg cuts Asos price target to 490 (510) pence - 'buy'
Tradey & Southcoast still at it
JPMorgan cuts Asos price target to 300 (350) pence - 'neutral'
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Is the strategy to reduce the revenue to precovid levels, cut costs and return to profit and revenue growth 2026?
Is the strategy to reduce the revenue to precovid levels, cut costs and return to profit and revenue growth 2026?
It's strange the trolls will tell us that the business is doing nothing at all and Kamani is just messing around on Instagram
Meanwhile in the real world there is a strategy playing out, which will hopefully result in significant growth and return to profitability in the next couple of years.
I wish Boo would release news RNS about this kind of stuff, or atleast tweet it, as it would go some way to reducing investors angst
Strange how the not so fab four aren't to be seen today
April 16, 2024, 6:30 AM EDT
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