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HL are showing them as already ex-rights

Good post GB1.
My concern over property values in the balance sheet is that there could be a big correction coming there. Even well to do towns now have a host of boarded up properties in their centers.

Good post GB1.
My concern would be any reliance on town center property values in the balance sheet. Even well to do towns now have a host of boarded up properties. There could be a big balance sheet correction coming in the property values.

Amen to that.
There can't be many on this board losing money on Boo, being civil should be easy.

300, the demand for transport will return once people feel a bit safer. If the covid landscape lingers on then most people will adapt to the new circumstances and will start using transport more.

I'm pretty sure that those people who like casino's and the social gambling experience will be back once it is allowed and is safer. The same with holiday makers (I have money in TUI). It's not like the cruise liner industry that might just never recover to the same level.

Hi, I bought a little here in the hope that if I put it down the back of the sofa and ignore it for 18mths then it might double in value. Any thoughts?
Not looking for all your research just trying to prompt the odd comment on this board.

Look at the madness on the UK beaches when people were crammed in. Folk will risk a lot to have their preferred holiday and for lots of people that means abroad.

Changing auditors now is bad timing for Boo. The decision must have been made by PWC.

I sold as well. It just seems that all the good news about fundamentals etc aren't enough to keep it moving up. I think it needs some more positive non-economic news about how it is implementing the changes to the supply system. Trouble is with all the press looking for bad news and Liz Kendall chipping in the next lot of news is as likely to be negative as it is positive. I'm not here to pour cold water on things but because I did well before and I might buy back in.

She should resign, 10 years in post and not been sufficiently involved in supporting/nurturing/influencing the rag trade in her constituency.

She should resign, 10 years in post and been sufficiently involved in supporting/nurturing/influencing the rag trade in her constituency.

Did it just drop 10p for about 2 minutes?

There doesn't seem to be any competitive pressure for the institutions to buy right now. They can afford to watch the price dawdle along and bide their time. The next significant news/RNS could take the SP either way.

Sold about 40% of my holding @ 380, I had more committed here than I was comfortable with so took some profit.
I also think the junior hacks will be competing with each other to print another Boo story about new working conditions infringements. Let's face it, if they look hard enough they will find something.

The press have used all their powder up over the weekend. I don't think they can do any real damage right now. Their next salvo will be in a few months if they can report that Boo are failing to implement the reports recommendations.

Whacko!

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I believe the inquiry is more important. Good financial results are almost a given. Only a positive inquiry outcome will draw in the really big investors who will drive the price up.

The BOD can't really comment on the modern slavery aspect while the independent inquiry is going on as it looks like trying to influence the inquiry. The QC quite rightly won't want to give interim updates that may prove to be misleading once the full inquiry has finished. Unless the BOD are mandated to give an update due to the trading situation I think keeping quiet is a sensible thing to do. They probably take a longer term view than we do.