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Well tradey, you still haven't explained to the users on here what benefit has been delivered for shareholders in the last four years. Is that because you can't think of any, o wise one?

That's a shame. I was watching with interest to see just how bad the latest year's money blastathon would be, and how many cheap watches would have to be sold to offset a tiny proportion of it. Peeing into a hurricane.

It isn't a multi-year commercial disaster, honest - it's an exciting, fashion-led marketplace!

When the Credible Plan was announced, who in the world would have thought that knock-off watches and garden furniture were it?

I really hope not. Instead of demonstrating the much more controlled fiscal approach necessary to restore profitability and confidence, it will instead indicate that the financial blastathon continues unabated. Please let it not be true.

Https://businesscloud.co.uk/news/leading-boohoo-figure-joins-foot-anstey/

Thoughts? Good? Bad?

Lots of lying articles here about the refusal. All lies of course.

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/boohoo-repayment-extension/

https://fashionunited.com/news/business/boohoo-lenders-reject-extended-deadline-on-75-million-pound-debt/2024020158188

https://www.theindustry.fashion/boohoos-lenders-decline-debt-repayment-extension-as-sales-plumet/

https://www.retailsector.co.uk/649460-boohoo-lenders-reject-75m-debt-extension-bid/

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/01/31/lenders-squeeze-boohoo-finances-sales-fall/

"I think the banks we will be appeased with Finleys cost management, focus and rationale. We will only see the traction of the new direction once results are released. We can't make any assumptions until early June."

Problem is, Reardon, that the board are blasting money faster than Dan can save and replenish it.

Similar to the Telegraph article, less of an alarmist slant on this one:

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2025/05/debenhams-refinancing-deal/

Let's just have some results for God's sake!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good find, Razor.

Some results reporting would be absolutely lovely. This would allow people to make up their own minds about what the future prospects are.

"Ocean I have a holding here but it's not particularly large. I could lose it and not lose any sleep although I don't expect to. "

Ha ha, biggest whopper ever.

"Still with this tradey fetish Bon Scott

Why would anybody respond in a sensible way to your fantasy online relationship"

Stop evading the question, as you do so often. Is the Telegraph article a lie?

"It's amazing to see how many lies can be posted on a lovely sunny Saturday. "

Is the Telegraph article a lie, tradey? Explain.

Worrying times. So much in this article, it is hard to know what to worry about first.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/05/10/boohoo-turnaround-jeopardised-by-fresh-financial-squeeze/

But, I'm sure the board policeman will be right as usual: this is just a shorter-planted hatchet job in a failing news rag, desperate to boost its flagging readership.

Hi tradey, I realise you're probably hard at work already gathering this information, but when you're ready, could you please describe exactly how shareholders have benefitted from buiying this stock and the actions of the management in recent years? In your own time...

"Thanks for proving my point bon scott.

Although you really need to lose this "Tradey" fetish you keep harping on about."

Thanks tradey, my policy has always been to learn from the best. And so, just to make sure that the more negative board inhabitants are corrected, could you please help everyone understand exactly how shareholders have been benefitted by the managment in recent years?

"You should be aware sushi that the uninvested thought police don't allow anything remotely positive on this board. They will always try to shout it down.

Outright lies, on the other hand, are totally fine as long as they are negative!"

Hi tradey, hope everything is going well. I'm sure that people on this board are just overreacting. I mean, having lost most of one's investment is very minor thing, I'm sure you agree. Nothing to get the hump over. And diluted. Let's not forget that, but still, people are going totally overboard. And the losses of course. But people have to see a bigger picture. Debenhams is going to come good of course. Dan will fix everything with his Credible Plan. And the squandered capital. Well, I suppose this just has to be worked through. I mean, take the US DC which was open for a single year. There's obviously no opportunity to flog more clothes in the US and definitely no need for a DC now that Shein have been tarriffed out of the US and the UK has just signed a preferential trade deal.

Honestly, I can't explain why people are so negative about the company. It must be delirium. These are very minor problems, so I need your help tradey to point out that shareholders have actually had a great time of late. To bring some balance back to the board, could you please help everyone understand exactly how shareholders have been benefitted by the managment in recent years?

Discount watches and garden furniture are the future. You'll all see!

"Next trading statement out. Example of how to do retailing well. Beat expectations in 1st quarter and lifts guidance. Same economic environment as Boohoo continually underperforms in. Woeful management."

The next results are rather impressive. But let's all reserve judgement until the Debenhams results. If they really are as bad as we suspect, and rest of the sector is motoring, then I'd say that several of the board members need to walk. Four years of utter cr4p.

"He's at it again dictating away with false narratives

Note he's stopped claiming en-mass multiple top ups and now we here he's only portfolio weighted at 2% in this

The blind spot continues to display itself"

It's incredible, Spidey, it really is! To go from 99% of all funds at 380p average, to 2% at 33p is the most amazing performance I've ever known. Either this has been achieved with the aid of a Euromillions win, or we must be in the midst of an investing god. Nobody in the history of trading has ever come close, or ever will again. I'm curious though, why someone with such prowess and investing success would knock around on a free message board, berating other users day and night. Can't quite comprehend that bit...