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So glad you agree that revenue is up compared to PRECOVID, which until this year is the only valid comparator.
Read the posts Hexam, I haven't made a comparison Boo Vs M&S. It would be a spurious comparison. My point was in response to the troll stupidity and purely in relation to M&S moving their stores away from the high st which they undoubtedly have.
If you are unable to see the Boo strategy playing out then why not sell up.
You don't think rampant inflation, cost of living crisis and the reduction in the COVID online bubble, which is now reversing, are the major impactors on performance here.
Strange you are unable to attempt to correct any troll nonsense here, ever.
Each to their own
I agree Thornogson that all sides should be heard, its what makes a BB valuable.
However the sp decline here has nothing to do with the performance of AVA6000 in trial, which is progressing as well as could have been envisaged. It's all to do with shorts who are trying to do here what they did to SAR, as i've posted here multiple times over the past couple of months. Sadly, with the lack of oversight on AIM they are currently winning, which is a sick joke.
I've sold most of mine with a view to reinvesting when the slow crawl down stops, which it assuredly will at some point.
Because ultimately the drug and platform is doing exactly what it was supposed to do
Nicetomichu, that wasn't the figure i was referring to and Smalley knows it full well.
I was referring to the sales order figure for April, which is bigger than the Q1 figure in total
The link i asked smalley to post is to the government website which apparently shows invoiced sales for HMI by month.
It seems more than a little strange that he won't share it, just refer to it cryptically to try to paint a negative picture
How many of those stores are now food only and forecourt stores superzero.
As posted previously the high st store presence has been massively scaled back and will be scaled back further
I see you avoid commenting that revenue is massively up on precovid levels, especially when gmv from Debenhams is included
Napth this has the potential to multibag massively quickly but the shares in issue were far less when it was above 3p.
Interesting article thanks SPK
That is only a taste of what will happen in they do IPO.
Full disclosure over its supply chain will be interesting, not to mention the number of copyright claims against it, which our media always seems to ignore
Incorrect per usual superzero
M&S have massively cut back their high st presence and upscaled in premium and out of town locations with far larger stores
https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/27288805/marks-and-spencer-list-store-closure/
Remind me what Boo revenue was precovid
If you had a single iota of market knowledge Bon Scott, you would know that M&S have massively scaled back their actual high street presence
A few years ago M&S was supposedly dead with massive short positions in place
Amazing what a difference a bit of time and a focussed strategy can make
Wow the shorter here obviously isn't happy!
I think it's more a case that the sp is held in a range that FRasers want to buy at and shorts benefit
What were April's figures like Smalley
And didn't you say February was abnormal so it wouldn't be a suprise if March was as well would it?
Maybe rather than talking cryptically you could post the actual link to the figures or the figures themselves
It's simple Jeremy
Frasers
Quakerjon, isn't the more appropriate question how much we'd be paying in rent if we hadn't bought it
I'd guess upward of £5m per year
I may not have read the last paragraph of the RNS.
It seems strange to issue new shares when the EBT already owns nearly 5% of the share capital.
Bit back to the original point
Dilution galore and award of nil-cost shares to the board. The shareholder rinseathon continues.
Where is your justification for this complete nonsense
Dilution galore and award of nil-cost shares to the board. The shareholder rinseathon continues.
Bon Scott, still waiting for you to quantify this statement.
Cooler, who are these "lots of failed directors"
The only change recently is the CFO, who I believe is a good appointment
Can't say I'm unhappy.....but wtf?!!!!!!
Nobody knows sinter
Just a very illiquid share, suffered from the vagaries of COVID but a big upside if it gets through successfully to the second half of this year
Should be atleast 20p fair value