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Excellent interview - feel proud to hold these.

try this which does work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUaGmPrJRpY

link does not work Vox

You are lucky to know how many you have got. Good old A J Bell have not got round to populating my portfolio with my additional subscription yet - a phone call solicited the response 'shortly' Their site is a dog, it has been down frequently, they had delays paying out and I suspect the spreads are poor too. Looking to change with ii, IG and HL in the frame.

I have Verici sitting in my portfolio but no trading of course. Has anyone any idea when the launch date is so we can see how the initial trading goes? I presume there will be an RNS or something?

I sincerely doubt it Kitty. People losing their jobs or fearful they will, not going out, cash tight limited opportunity to strut in their new stuff. Even BooHoo and ASOS both of which I continue to hold must be vulnerable to this.

I understand they are being issued pretty cheap to avoid a tax charge so might buy a few more.

Really appreciate your response ShearClass. Must have missed the original RNS where this was said as the one today only relates to extra shares. So presumably we don't need to do anything to get the ones we are due, only if we want more.

'we’ll receive Verici shares from the dividend in specie.' Where does it say that please?

I am a qualifying shareholder and have received the subscription off and am deciding if to buy. I also would have thought the splitting off of part of RENX would reduce their share value. I note ShearClass says Doubt I’ll bother with the open offer given we’ll receive Verici shares from the dividend in specie. Don't quite understand this. Would really like to understand what others are doing please.

As a shareholder in RENX at the required date I got the subscription message but as a new investor I am really not sure how I should act - if at all. Don't worry I am not looking for advice but an explanation of the basics. says I can buy new shares at .20 but not clear what happens to current shares etc. I would really appreciate some input.

I feel it is best not to buy on open as you have no idea how the land lies. True you might get in at the early stage of a rise but the opposite is also true. I know others might think differently though.

Anyone who gives you an answer to this is only guessing like all the other punters on here. However IMHO I would invest in tranches even though it does incur more trading charges. Once you have popped one toe in the water you can see how the shares are trading in relation to your first buy as the day/week progresses. Also remember that an SP seldom goes up vertically without some correction as people take profits. BOO (I hold and have topped up) has excellent fundamentals and their forecasts are invariably on the cautious side so they should see a gain if you are a little patient. However nothing is guaranteed and this is only my opinion and not advice.

Yes what a relief indeed. The young ladies who buy BOO were really put off by all of that - NOT - and we were able to top up at a nice price.

Sorry BooHoo No 1 Nasty Gal No 2 - my mistake.

Fair point Moose but look at the first one from Australia which is current and you will see that BooHoo is indeed number one but Nasty Girl is number 3 - different brand - same company. Really highlights the power of their brand strategy. If ASOS gets a poor rating it is the company which is on the label. BooHoo is having a big push in Australia at the moment too which all helps build the brand.

I think you are missing the point - the £700k is indeed a token gesture but Kamani already owns 158m shares which at recent levels was worth over £600m but now worth around £200m less. That alone should motivate him to sort any issues to the benefit of all shareholders!

mcklondon. Your totally top of the head comments with no substance whatsoever are certainly not appreciated by this Boohoo investor and I suspect many others on here who have followed Boohoo very closely and prospered as a result for many years.

Like many on here I have been reading the developing Boohoo (I hold and have topped up) auditor’s story and one thing occurs to me. PWC are continuing as auditors until another company is appointed so they are currently a professional supplier to Boohoo. Since when did a supplier slang off its client in what appears to be sour grapes, so publicly as has happened in this situation, especially when they had recently signed off the accounts unreservedly. For sure Boohoo’s audit committee’s search for a new auditor would have been spotted and reported on at some point but as far as I can see it was PWC’s comment of concern which started this share crash. I am by no means an expert on these matters but surely Boohoo should have some recourse to its current auditors for the damage they have caused to their SP and reputation unless PWC can promptly back it up. Indeed, if they can back it up then why did they sign off the accounts without question? Any thoughts?

Not until they can recapture their tired brand which was suffering badly well before Covid. I had a wardrobe full of Ray's beautiful silk lined jackets and nicely trimmed shirts back in the day but those days are long gone and IMHO unlikely to return. Same as Jack Wills, Superdry, French Connection etc they usually have their purple period once but seldom twice.