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Point taken about the time/volume constraint for mass gatherings/flights but this approach has certainly got merit in other settings, particularly high value personnel.
Example: I was talking to a control/safety system programmer last week about what they did to go offshore. The current situation is that they get a PCR test and then quarantine for a couple of days until they get the result. This is the same for the rig personnel. These guys cost £1000+ per day, so that's £2k per person for every transfer.

I see quick saliva based antigen tests being a significant key for unlocking mass gatherimgs. For example, you have a test on the way in to a gig. Negative: in you go. Positive: No entry (maybe a refund or maybe a quarantine area?). If it's £2-3 on the price of the ticket then who cares when the ticket is £50+ anyway. Then you all become a "bubble" for that event and can get away from the distancing restrictions while you're in the venue.

Forgive me, I only just started following this stock (JTMacs mentioning it on AML). So if I read that correctly, the suspension was about using twitter to send out price sensitive information, rather than by RNS.
Is that correct? Cheers.

I recall this from Joe Lycett "I've got your back"
https://www.entertainmentdaily.co.uk/tv/joe-lycett-boohoo-stains/
You can bet this will come up if the media do even a little bit of digging.
I have no position in this stock; I just noticed it in the FTSE fallers list and wondered what had happened.

I recall this from Joe Lycett "I've got your back"
https://www.entertainmentdaily.co.uk/tv/joe-lycett-boohoo-stains/
You can bet this will come up if the media do even a little bit of digging.
I have no position in this stock; I just noticed it in the FTSE fallers list and wondered what had happened.

"...with the hope that we see a return to mass gatherings at sporting events in early 2021."

Not a reassuring line.

I bought on the basis of the need for lots of temporary facilities, which they state in the RNS but seemingly this was not enough to prevent a big loss. I just don't see where revenue is going to come from if the world is going into hibernation for at least the rest of the year.

Similar story here Havman2000 but lower entry point and less exposure. I've just taken the view that it's not worth letting money sit here with whaever games are being played, so sold half of it and have recovered some of the losses with today's rises elsewhere. Still holding some but not much as I just don't see where this is heading.