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its not like comparing Ford and Ferrari in the way that fashion manufacturing happens.

if Ferrari got into bed with Toyota or Hyundai-Kia to offer a low cost product with some of the quality and brand appeal of Ferrari they would kick seven shades of shame out of Ford.

do any of you understand what boohoo product is?

they sell costumes for people to project a certain kind of persona and idea. that's a key fundamental of high street fashion.

boohoo have grown based on cheap materia, cheap labour, the rise of social media, and once again to be fair to them, the ability to churn out production and new lines very quickly.

but they have now had their day in the sun. thats the thing with high street fasion, its fickle.

and the other thing about high street fashion, its about money. all the global brands are going to look at those profits and say "we want them", and so starts the new gloabl war for hearts and minds in this space.

PS, i dont wear anything when at the beach near southampton, going natural is more to my and the publics liking

BooHoo are not liked in fashion circles, they are cheap knock off clothing that live in the hyper-fast fashion mode of clothing.

sure they will buy up brands that have gone belly up, this is to diversify their market demographic and consolidate the market position.

by the real big brands will be looking to release new sister labels that can offer better quality at similar prices.
this will be the trend over the next few years, as the top fashion brands dont want to dilute their appeal, but equally want to take up the market that boohoo operate in.

big fish are always tempting, and boohoo has now set bait of massive results for their own demise.

PS. Philip Green has a bloody nose, and one last fight in him. get ready for a round house kick to the market as he body slams boohoo with the winter / spring collecitons

sales figures are historic and what has happened.

you buy shares to speculate on what will happen.

And this brand is about to get stomped on by every major fashion companies globally to take back the lost revenue.

high street fashion is war. and to be fair to BooHoo they have won lots of battles the past few years, but now they have become too big and like the roman empire will be overrun with hordes of established brands

it seems more reasonable for Glen to sell and move on then hold onto that crazy ex.

Now if JB decides he really wants to show power and start buying like crazy while the price is very cheap, now that would be great news.

honestly F tiktok and F triller. these are flash in the pan stuff.
can see Triller being acquired or merged into a bigger company, and longer-term western companies are going to ring-fenced Chinese apps out. the only reason people were playing nice with china was for access to their market, but now oin the past 5 years, China has made it clear this won't happen as they lock things back down the tables will turn again.

the real power, Google / FB / Snapschat... etc.. will be looking to take this youth market back over, as its direct control on ad revenue and to push their own products

its any deals on the music licencing to those longer-term companies that are of massive importance we need to keep an eye out for

between 9p and 10p for a few weeks would be nice, shake off the low hanging fruit and cycle investors ready for good news.

please MM shake the market, you are our only hope for cheap shares when this starts gearing back up to the mid teens

that's what my friends working in fashion purchasing and trend analysis are saying. a big move to less volume and more high quality is the new trend in fashion over the next year.

also with the high street getting a kicking over the past year, the big brands like Topshop / H&M etc.. are about to load their war chests with cheap clothing and influencers to launch a mass war against the online fashion companies.

i still think the 3 pricing was reasonable given the potential for this company with licensing and the migration to digital

tiktok is doomed midterm in the western world, especially with the US tech companies wanting to tun them out of town to consolidate their market position.

this stock is now a bargin, and worth loading up to hold until start of next year

we still need another month of things cooling off given all the shake ups of the BoD and market.

give this share a month, some time to sort out the back log of payments, and closer to xmas when people will start taking new loans to buy cr*p, and up we go.

they have a massive order book, and once the FSA rubbish is cleared the business will be in a strong position

i'm in at an average cost of 0.51 a share, and happy with that.

However I do think the current price is justified, but I can see massive potential in this company and see the share price going up fast with only a few more good bits of news and mechanisms locked in.

will I be paying more over the next week will the price is sub 50, yes!

will i hold if the price over the 70's, most probably, I would rather hold for 3-6 months and make a lot more money

only 25 million shares in issue, company well funded, massive client and partner base, and the right product now coming to market when its needed

building a great platform, any partner news being released and this can see some fantastic returns

even at a conservative £100m level that's £4 a share, everything to play for!

From the website: https://www.fusionantibodies.com/collaborations/

Pfizer
Merck
Roche
Bayer

Just in that selection you have some of the biggest pharm companies in the world.

Only 25 Million shares

and the RNS was a monster, fantastic news, in case people dont get it, this is a game changer

simply put, it does not matter who is in charge from the vote, the company has cash in the bank and a massive order book.

why would anyone sell now when you can hold and the price has tons of room to move north.

toppping up and get more, because thats what the MM are doing, buy up the market to hold

upon rewatching, not be sure which to follow.

Lucky Day, Dusty Bottoms, and Ned Nederlander have good intentions but lack real-world experience.
But El Guapo makes a lot of sense, and has been in the town for a long time and knows how things work.

I hope that after the villagers have offered to give the Amigos all the money they have, that the Amigos will refuse it, saying (as in their movies) that "seeing justice done is enough of a reward for them". They then ride off into the sunset.

the company has some good fundamentals, it would be great to get some clear leadership, but either ay can see natural momentum taking the price up soon.

from their Results Presentation Q1 to 30 June 2020:
"Q1 collections at 87% of pre Covid expectations; adequate liquidity, funding and capital"
"Net loan book of £553.1 m"
"£145.2m of cash and cash equivalents"
"21% of customers were on specific Covid-19 related relief plans as at end of Jun-20. This equates to 29% of the gross loan book on a balance basis"
"Significant positive cashflow of £80.9m in the quarter"

Source: https://amigoloans.cdn.prismic.io/amigoloans/4cf6774f-8a44-4c79-a325-04c58ccdd74e_Results+Presentation+-+FINAL.pdf

All the numbers globally are pointing to a big new rise in the number of C19 cases.

Add this to the natural Flu winter virus season and we have the potential for massive numbers of casualties, governments, businesses, and the public know this, and they all need to right tools to fight and win the situation.

The evidence and data are pointing to Synairgen medicines being a crucial tool for public health.

Last week we had to major and very important RNS, safety report, and patent update.
The price went down which was very strange, but on the positive, this meant a lot of share churn, which would mean that a cycling of the price to a new stable level.

Get ready for a good couple of weeks ahead, we have big news of partnerships and commercial ops coming.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/start-second-wave-uk-prepared-052150297.html

"The results reveal that six weeks after leaving hospital, 88% of patients still showed signs of lung damage in CT scans – such as patches resembling ground glass – while 47% of patients were experiencing breathlessness. At 12 weeks, these figures were 56% and 39% respectively."

“Covid-19 survivors have persisting lung impairment weeks after recovery,” said Dr Sabina Sahanic of the University Clinic in Innsbruck who is part of the team behind the work."

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/06/covid-patients-have-lung-damage-weeks-after-leaving-hospital

New survey findings show that people recovering from mild-moderate COVID are struggling for weeks with symptoms, raising concerns that there is not adequate support for people who have not been in hospital with the illness.

The ongoing survey is being run by Asthma UK and the British Lung Foundation, through their post-COVID HUB, which they set up, alongside a helpline and WhatsApp service, to support anyone left with breathing difficulties after COVID.

· When asked what symptoms most affect them, the top five were: breathing problems (90%), extreme tiredness (64%), sleep problems (22%), cough (22%) and changes in mood, or anxiety or depression (22%). The majority of people had not experienced these symptoms before having COVID.

· Of those, 83% are struggling with breathing problems, 85% from extreme fatigue and 75% with sleep problems for over 4 weeks.

Source: https://www.asthma.org.uk/about/media/news/post-covid-abandoned/

been a good few days of clearing low holders. average trade, taking the total amount sold/buy by trade vole was £11K

get ready for big news and the blue skies