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"Bon Scott, still waiting for your answer. Are you invested in DEBS?"

Who cares? (except you)

The irony is, Crawshaw, that I've answered him twice in the past. 77p seems too complex for him to understand. I'm happy for him to continue shouting into the void.

"Your snide remarks and digs are outstandingly embarrassing Bfd, and really show your true colours.

You'd have a bit more credibility if your investment portfolio wasn't such a car crash!"

He is that. Seems to have come back more irate than ever.

So, my point is: ASOS are moving further and faster than DEBS, and it shows. Two major assets disposed this year along: the Lichfield fulfilment centre, and now this US facility. Flogged their equipment to DHL for $48M!

Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ASC/disposal-of-atlanta-fulfilment-centre-t6o3blexuwgu1ys.html

A company getting things done.

Sobering difference between management's turnaround narrative and the reality of the balance sheet.

"Bon Scott, spewing more crap. Do you and your mate SCB work in tandem."

You're obsessed with SCB, o jog on. Quite noticeable now.

So, what part of this court case is supposedly cɾap? Because I assure you, it is very real and will be happening (save for an out of court settlement). You have no concerns?

Honestly CWWX, I don't think that yahoo, Poopypants59, has the first clue that litigation is planned - much less the seriousness of the outcome.

If the ruling goes against DEBS and the maximum compensation is awarded, the company will be forced to consider massive asset sales, further debt encumberment, and I can see that leading to a debt for equity situation with predatory creditor. I don't want to see it come to that. I want a recovery so I can get out of this mutt. But this action either needs to be settled or defeated in court if there's to be a recovery. No other way.

It's on. Just a cheeky hundred mil on the line. With this hanging over the group, no wonder there's a dampener on prospects.

The High Court of Justice in London has finalized critical scheduling details for group litigation (officially known as California State Teachers' Retirement System & Ors v Boohoo Group plc), locking in the first phase of the trial to begin in October 2027. The lawsuit, suing under Section 90A of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA), was formally filed by London law firm Fox Williams on behalf of a group of 49 major institutional and retail investors (including pension funds like CalSTRS). The investors are seeking over £100 million in damages.

Https://www.dailymail.com/money/mailplus/article-15932887/fund-managers-companies-ROCKET-value-fortune-JEFF-PRESTRIDGE.html

Take a look everyone! DEBS is tipped to rocket! Just kidding. But Frasers is on the list. Let that sink in.

There's a question I keep asking of the investment prodigies on this forum, but never seem to receive an answer: In what way have shareholders benefited from BOO/DEBS performance in the last five years?

Stop it, you're making me laugh. Even on this "highly accelerated" timeline of 2028, it'll have been almost ten years since it was seriously being capitalised upon by Shein and the like. It obviously hasn't been in someone's interests for it to be abolished.

Camelot reducing. Right after results.

"Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/06/19/boohoo-blocks-mike-ashley-from-opposing-executive-pay/"

This article doesn't say much more than what was said in November. But, for anyone suspecting that the company is more a lifestyle vehicle, I'd say there is some justification here. The cynic might be disappointed at how management are after more money to "motivate" them to rescue the company that they themselves wrecked.

Management have found a cheat code where growth and profitability is no longer required. Keep the mugs happy by announcing mash-ups with over the hill c-listers, opening and closing facilities and copying fashion led marketplaces way after everyone else thought of it. Shrink and dilute to survive. Hoover up consultancy fees, salaries and bonuses along the way for all the "unappreciated progress".

"Expecting both recent developments at Frasers to be declined. Would expect the next targets to be Debenhams and ASOS."

Oh wonderful, Bought out at a mighty 26p 😂

So the recent bluster has been exposed as being just that. Results as bad as ever. Wonder when the next "fundraise" is?

“I do wonder if they big bath FY26 to provide easy comps for FY27.”

Four years of big bathing now. The capital blastathon is still being felt. Still shrinking and diluting to survive. Never mind, sure there'll be a company day out at Wimbledon on the cards and some inspirational LinkedIn pearls to look forward to.

Funny, I recall trading4good behaving the same way toward Hexam. Then he abrubtly disappeared and a new user appeared with a suspiciously similar style, claiming to have a 20p weighted at only 2%. Pull the other one.

"Is anyone encountering the same problems as me, non stop pop ups. One in particular that fills the screen"

Pops up constantly, very annoying, saying the same thing again and again? Referring to yourself, or something on the website?

Absolute disaster, these last five years. Applauded every step of the way by several on this board. Deserving of their idiot labels.

While it has been amusing to read, it is a wasted effort debating with that 🤡

"Only said in jest, but you never give a straight answer to a straight question, and I have put a few over the last year."

Actually, you haven't. Your posting mainly comprises of "oh that's a load of rubbish" and similar. You are the blinkered naysayer that you claim not to be!

See the share price is going off the boil now.