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Oh dear superzero are you confusing Vinted site sales with their actual revenue?

Moneybox, I had no clue it had ever been even near that high!

Stevebt I certainly agree, I'm here for whole pennies not decimal points

I'm a hybrid of 2/3, with a bit of 2024 buying as well.

Average now is under 0.4p, so still expect to make a decent profit here

I can see why some are taking profit now that we arent that far off the 100% gain point on the offer shares.

Capital preservation is quite sensible thing to consider, especially as a lot of people, myself included, have been badly burned here by the ridiculous games played on the sp.

Having said that, I have no intention of selling any yet, I may consider it as we get near 30p

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

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

How many boards have you posted complete trolling rubbish on today JW.

Didn't you post here not so long ago that it was going to fall through the twenties?

Why waste your life with such stupidity.

Two simple questions

1. Will Russia seek to fall out with their greatest ally?

2. What would Wagner do with SPOD. It's not like Gold, it's not small and easily transportable.

Atleast try to understand what you are posting about

I see this is still being ruined by short algo trades.

Such a shame, would love to invest here but the SP is being ruined by the AIM sharks.

Perfect example of why AIM is becoming uninvestable for long term

9 RNS so far this year daytrade

They have told us

1. Trading is meeting market expectations

2. The CMA investigation has concluded with no illegal activity from Boo

3. There is a new FD in place with significant experience

4. All the non execs have increased their share holdings.

So while it is not ideal, far from it in fact, it isn't the radio silence you portray

What else would like them to tell you?

Buffaloben

Today 16:11

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Price: 33.42

I can only put it down to an illness.

Couldn't agree more Ben, look at the thread below, its delusional

That's cool, maybe they are expecting an increase in traffic or we can piggy back on the existing works.

Sounds encouraging, thx Pete

Are any of these improvements near to the junction we need to build?

Pls show a single rampy post today

Are you referring to the ASOS announcement tomorrow, the contents of which have been known about for the past three weeks?

MM's do seem to be doing their best with the spread to suppress this rise

Wow absolutely nothing to add apart from the product of your foetid imagination.

Because you state something daytrade it doesn't make it true, it just makes you look sadder and bereft of any actual sensible debate.

There is genuinely nothing else to say, although I'm sure you will try to find something.

I have no interest in your personal attacks and make believe, I'm only here to discuss shares I'm invested in, so debate closed.

If you want to see the business holistically daytrade why do you continually refer to one deal from several years ago when a number of brands have been purchased subsequently, most notably Debenhams? Why then try to portray that deal as a failure when the sp reacted positively at the time?

Have you look at the February RNS to look at the share holdings of all the non execs? And let's not forget that the first execs own more than 20% of the business with their families

Once again, wouldn't fit with your agenda to show the whole picture would it daytrade?

I'm really not sure why you bother, you and the boys aren't particularly good at this trolling game, maybe go and have a look at something like the EUA board where the trolls could teach you a thing or two. Atleast they have the honesty to admit they have no investment

daytrade it's comical how you keep referring to me as some fantasy figure from your foetid imagination. why do it?

it's not me saying boo will return to profitability before 2026, its the analyst community. rather than posting long winded make believe on here why not actually do some real research. the rcf as it stands is the best part of £300m, no reduction takes place until mid 2025 as i understand it, so why lie about this? and why even post that a unit in leicester worth at best £2m is being sold because the funds are needed desperately. its complete rubbish isn't it?

as for director purchases, what impact have they had on the asos sp. its a pointless deflection, other than to show once again your complete lack of understanding of your supposed investment. simply go and look at the february rns and you will see all the non exec directors have a growing shareholding in the business. but that wouldn't fit with your agenda would it?

plt may be worthless now than boo paid for it, but thats what happens in markets. we can only look at deals in the context that they are done and i see you avoid admitting that the plt one was received favourably at the time. its hilarious that you completely ignore the debenhams deal. £55m for one of the best ever known brands in the uk and now apparently trading profitably.

still you keep ****ging off your own supposed investment, you obviously have nothing better to do with your life

Could someone possibly post the link to the telegram or the suggested new applications pls?

only, as we have already established, southcoast said nothing of the sort did he daytrade. he merely did a short term trade.

so why continue with the continual lies.

so boo positive operational cash flows now, has an rcf approaching £300m that goes through to mid 2026, is scheduled to return to profitability before then so is absolutely nothing like superdry is it daytrade?

the servicing costs for the debt are about £11m per year per the accounts, so rather than being kind you are being excessively stupid stating that they are a risk based on turnover in excess of £1.5bn.

lets compare the influencers using the boo brand compared to superdry should we daytrade? does that suggest a tarnished brand to you in consumers eyes. or lets compare boo website visits to asos. boo up 11% last month, compared to asos flat. i hope you have figured out what similarweb actually does now, although it was hilarious seeing you show your stupidity yesterday.

or maybe let's look at the profitable debenhams brand which is now apparently profitable, do you think that is tarnished daytrade, does superdry have an equivalent?

why do you continually refer back to plt with your libellous comments. didnt the boo sp rise after the purchase of plt, which would indicate the market at the time thought it was a good deal?

come on daytrade, with the amount of time you spend ****ging off your supposed investment here, you should be able to do far better.