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Chris2 yes I can obviously see a fraud, which is why I made the comment I did.

You have no investment yet this is the only board you post on. You add zero value to any debate as far as I can see., just pointless sniping at other posters who nobody should take seriously anyway.

Why not try contributing constructively. Share boards need all views. I'm down here but with an average in the 0.3s I still think I will make a considerable amount of money. I could be wrong. What I don't need is pointless repetitive BS stating "it's going bust" or "Max ,is paid".

If you have nothing worth saying it is usually better to say nothing at all

Chris2

Here's a question for you

How many different boards does this site have to the nearest hundred?

Yet you choose to pollute only one with a man crush on Max

Now apparently we are going to the moon on father Christmas's sleigh, according to a meeting in Lapland that only special elves were invited to. So your best endeavours are an exercise in futility, why not give us all a rest from your incessant bickering

Sam what on earth are you on about? Revenue precovid was £1.23bn. The revenue Boo will report in May will be between £1.5-£1.6bn.

I believe you posted the other day that you want to post fairly, so maybe you should do a little actual research. Then you may also realise that revenue isn't the same as market share

Sam, where do you get your data suggesting Boo market share has declined? And over what time period are you judging. Who are these other competitors you are referring to?

Or are you just posting make believe?

Sam you need to get some realism around Shein in the UK. They are a competitor not the bogeyman.

Sam what do you think a rerate would be.

You seem to like to pose questions but not answer them.

It obviously depends on performance, but I'm here for pounds not pennies

Northern Muppet, look what you have gone and done.

Troll twining because there is a bit of blue

In my 20 years plus investing, this is rapidly becoming the one i'm most proud of.

It's not just about money, although we will all be amply rewarded, it's about doing the right thing for all your communities.

Well done Bernie for helping out like that

Sam

I'm not sure what mud has been thrown at Shein without factual back up.

They have used Uiygur labour, fact.

They benefit, for now, from di minimis rules, fact.

They have been proven to break Chinese labour law, fact.

Boo do none of these things, so although Boo is far from perfect it is way better than Shein

Sam, look at the cost savings Boo have made. They are massive.

People seem to forget that revenue is still significantly up compared to prepandemic.

Funny how none of the trolls can ever answer why, if Shein.co.uk is doing so well, why did they feel the need to buy a toxic brand like misguided.

Great to see the Guardian also ignoring the toxicity around Shein, it would seem to be one rule for UK brands, a different one for the Chinese

Https://www.thecooldown.com/green-business/shein-factory-conditions-garment-workers-crochet/

Maybe this helps explain those supposedly vastly improved profits. Bring on the IPO and let's see if the media turn. Imagine what the likes of this is money would be saying if it was Boo!

Strange that, inflated profits from a company looking to IPO

Stranger still that if all is so rosy existing investors are willing to take a 30% haircut to get out.

Even stranger that Shein isn't attacked in the same way as Boo by the media, our pressure needs to look at what they do to this country

Superitch, simple question, if the company is uninvestable why are you here?

Maybe the individuals taking part in the placing disagree.

There is one key difference between synairgen and here. Synairgen enjoyed an elevated sp right up to the point it's trial failed.

That isn't the case here at all

Sam if you aim to post fairly, sight isn't your super skill, nor is balance.

Maybe more superzero I'd suggest?

Compo

A couple of things

1. Hainan have signed a legally binding agreement to buy at market price, so they can't do as you say.

2. There is reference to approval at the KOD board. KMUK is a subsidiary of KOD. Hainan is a minority shareholder in KOD, so unless it buys KOD outright it can't simply do as it wishes

A bit more insight into Shein and market potential

https://www.reuters.com/breakingviews/sheins-fast-fashion-comes-with-fast-finance-risks-2024-03-28/

There is no way the sp fall here is simply due to the finance, poor option that it was.

A couple of million finance doesn't account for c70m drop in mcap. The downtrend had actually long before the finance package.

What we have I believe is short activity multiplied by the natural volatility of AIM. The same appears to be happening on AVCT.

There literally are no more pips to squeak now, so hopefully we will see a more rational sp action. I'll be cautious about the retail offer and add a small amount

It also talks about capital from Hainan, which I read as new money

Reading the document posted by Accionista, it doesn't seem like it has been fully legally completed yet. It also reads like Hainan will provide funds to KMUK for the transaction.

I posted a couple of months ago that I believed Suay Chin were selling down their investment