Member Info for Buffaloben

"Spidey seems to have the best investment theory here.

Watch and learn"

A thousand posts day and night on a share he does not own. It cant invest its time sensibly.

I think your safe. Life wasting expert most have posted thousands of insulting comments before he was banned, oh sorry suddenly choose not to post here anymore according to his little bit**s on here.

"Totally uncalled for. Reported."

ooooo I do say, SCB youve been reported. Fec**ing hell hahahhaah

"With current sp circa 33/34p

Why is this not a buy ?"

Topgeezer,

At these prices some would say the risk reward is quite attractive. Seems to be to MA. Of course some are more optimistic that others.

If you decide not to buy and need reminding that it is a sell you have come to the right place. Several saddos on here with no investment in anything that post the same crap 24/7. Even in the late hours of a weekend. Good luck.

"It was displayed on top shelf with Viagra on 30% discount".

Taking a hit to maintain market share?

"You tell em Tradey

Made a mint has he with this

I assure he is not on a massive paper loss trying to big himself up

Not a chance!"

A lot of people be asking who Tradey is. As he hasnt posted under that name for sometime. A little while before you was active in the board. Which poses the question why are you obsessed with someone who stopped posting before you started posting.

Also who continues to post on a stock they are not invested in while being on a cruise in the Med? 771 posts. 1000 by Xmas. you know how to live.

"Not sure the stock exchange will open today. And won't be a good day for shares."

A couple of financial websites related to investments of mine aint opening. Airlines and Microsoft too.

"Throw enough Frasers darts 🎯 at these businesses

Not all nags make it across the finish line.

But don't tell Tradey as himself and the law of averages ain't quite grounded."

What did Tradey do to you for him to possess your life? 00:25 at night repeating the same old crap. You wasnt even active on the board when tradey was posting? Though you have posted 763 times on the same subject in only 9 months or so?

Even life wasting expert has moved on.

Maybe they have spunked the marketing budget. Nothing left in the sack.

Sorry couldnt resist.

"As for Sam, I thought you worked in construction... What do your clients pay you to do? It seems you sit on you phone all day, quite frankly being a bit of a d**k to people. Reform voter?"

Genuine LOL!!

I do hope the uninvested keep posting all weekend and the rest of the summer.

Talk about committed.

"buffoon,

whom mentions the said poster most?

love to hate, hate to love.

your weekend starting late???"

with your emotional reply you declared yourself to be trolls *****. my weekend started yesterday as always. around 1600. but my internet does not switch off. but enjoy yours all the same and dont be life wasting expert.

"Dt has to have the last word ...must be hating not being able to comment here"

You have to wonder if he is.

But then you have the dilema of which is more pathetic. Having multiple accounts or there actually being a living human being(s) who are carrying the torch for a troll.

"So Sam what do you do for a living? What bull can you pull out of your backside to explain you daily life on here? It's JSA isn't it!"

LDLD, the impression I get is not invested here and certainly not invested in life.

London might be desperate for IPOs but I cant see how letting the likes of Shein have a footprint would help attract anyone else.

Anyway have a great weekend all.

There is another big risk. The two congressional sub-committee investigations into Chinese fast-fashion imports have focused on the broad exemption from customs duty that companies such as Shein enjoy thanks to their shipping hundreds of thousands of small packages, rather than single large consignments. If the rules were to be changed — and the European Union is looking at the issue, too — Shein would lose some of its price advantage.

There could be a chance to buy shares soon. Shein’s advisers will know that British political opposition to the listing will be muted by the run-up to the election and the London stock market, long starved of big-name listings, will be eager to press ahead. But investors should be careful. Not only is it impossible to make a proper judgment on the allegations against its supply chain, but also there are risks to its business model from the closing of the customs duty loophole and an opaque governance structure. One to avoid, unless the prospectus can properly answer all those questions.

Even if it did I could only see speculative investors dipping in trying to make a quick buck. Though in my experience it seems most IPOs dont live up to the hype and drop on the day after an initial pump.

JP,

Beat me to it. But some more.

"Need a new outfit for a party but don’t want to break the bank? Shein is an obvious place to look. This week I saw a glittery tank top that would make me the belle of the barbeque for £2.49. If you’re looking for a dress, £1.49 will get you the Quirky Fun Dopamine Supermarket Food Newspaper Printed mini skirt.

You might like the clothes, or at least the prices, but should you buy the shares? The fast-fashion retailer is close to choosing London for a public listing. This is a big deal, literally and metaphorically. The numbers are large. The float could value the company at about £60billion. If it sold 10 per cent, that would mean a £6 billion fundraising, the biggest since Glencore made its debut in 2011.

The issues involved are large, too. Some think that Shein is the unacceptable face of fast-fashion, not just because low prices make the clothes easy to throw away. There are accusations of terrible conditions in its supply chain and that it benefits from forced labour in China, in particular cotton from farms worked by detained Uighur Muslims. Peter Hugh Smith, the chief executive of CCLA Investment Management, which runs money for the Church of England, charities and councils, made the case on Times Radio on Tuesday and in an op-ed in The Times on the same day. He wants London to reject Shein, saying that it is a question of “values not valuation”. The solution to the market’s doldrums is not “to make the UK a listing place of last resort for companies with dubious human rights records”.

"Berenberg initiated coverage of consumer health company Haleon on Wednesday with a 'buy' rating and 407.0p price target, stating that its investment case was based in part on the US launch of Eroxon, which it expects to drive better-than-expected organic sales growth of 5.8% in 2025."

Again great for Haleon but we dont know what the slice of the cake is like for FUM. Thats what is part of keeping this surpressed.

Exactly,

Plus labour are going to fix everything they have promised. Though they cant fix the pot hole on my road or even bother to reply to my email about it.