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Love it DC ;)

billy, he must be tighter than me then, didnt think that was possible :)
No point having as much as he has without spending a few notes every now and then.

Odd change of tone?,yesterday you thought they'd be "@ 45p or lower "and you'd be "topping up"

Please try to be consistant and sing from the same hymesheet. Quite embarrasing.

"eurofil
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RE: Lemon farmer23 Aug 2022 12:37
Agreed, next top up @ 45 or lower."

Yawn. . . .

Thread removed for abuse. Spot on LSE

PP1
Perhaps you could take that sp up with investing cube, thats where i got the figure from. Proabably a day high, rather than a closing price, as im sure you know.

They mention a similar amount in this article (obviously its old news only) but illustrates my point. https://www.investingcube.com/boohoo-share-price-is-extremely-cheap-is-it-a-value-trap/

"Expect the price to pick up on or around 28th Sept, so mutch upside potential here......."

Multiple people spouting this 'upside potential' here all the way down from the 400's. How wrong were they. £4.50 anybody remember that mantra?

Now we are down in the mid 40's its clear there is finally 'more' upside than 'downside' from just the numbers perspective. Not helping anybody spiked higher though, and the trend is still very much down.

Exactly why i mentioned a "newbie punt" Kachra.
Starting with a clean slate as it were at such a drastically reduced sp lowers the risk somewhat.
But as you have stated, its still falling (well done on your move) and i see nothing in its favour to ceease that trend.

Would you buy shares that a short while ago were £4.32 after the recent performance?
After a 90% plunge to £0.45?
Not unless your 'averaging down' or out for a punt as a newbie you wouldnt.
Clearly seen as Too risky, and so scares average joe investors away.
Daily drops reinforces the poor investment sentiments, as does bad press, huge short interest, mega inflation and obvious spending cutbacks with high fuel, gas and everything else bills..
Hardly surprising the rot continues really is it?
Just exactly what real fact, rather then just spurious blinkered opinion, will change peoples minds.

Not the best of articles to have out there doing the rounds, must be knocking confidence even further Jongle. Articles like that spelling out the facts in plain undeniable English (unless wearing blinkers) are hardly likely to encourage a hoard of new investment to stop the 90% decline.

billy, last thing id be worried about at his age.
Isnt he about 95 or something? would be more worried about holding on to my faculties at that age than a gew quid :)

didnt buffet try an airline purchase too and lose a bundle? Not as sharp as he was i dont think.

John, mikey is a bargain at these prices when the future predictions are considered. Already above precovid figures, as per rns the other week, and suffering from far far less issues and cancellations as the other low costers. Far more fuel efficent planes, and, as you correctly say, very good future projections for increasing the customer base even further.
It must all make very hard reading for the knockers but there you go, it is what it is, so the best they could do is jump aboard for the future ride.
Once this scum russian war is sorted, all this self propogating inflation talk starts to subside, airports sort their ridiculus staffing issues out, and the world return to more normal times, does anybody with half an ounce of common sense expect people not to want to fly to the sunshine? with higjer priced tickets its a win all round for Mikeys mob.
The blokes hardly 'pope like' and a bit of a Marmite character, but he is undoutably the best in the business.
Flog your crappy BOO and buy for the capital gains ahead :)

Thanks for that billy, i still have a big pile of both - dont het jinxing me

"I just have this horrible feeling they're letting this run down to buy it cheap and take it back to privately owned, no short seller and no press profiting from publishing bs articles."

Certainly sounds like a strong possability to me. Buy cheaper, build up, sell again = gift that keeps giving, rinse repeat. Would explain the silence.

Unfortunately people do listen to those types, and then get taken on a ride losing money. Its deliberate and looking the other way isnt the solution.
If "no one listens to" him anyway, maybe a few more people pointing out and/or reporting the way he treats people we'd have all been far better off a lot earlier.

"Daytradenovice
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RE: The bit of the business model that confuses meToday 08:53
Well, looks like my little bounce is happening today as thought, wonder if it will hold to the close or not?"

Well seems i was a little premature with my earlier post.
After such a big 8% drop yesterday you'd expect a bit of a minor fightback the day after.
Not here though, Seems this just keeps dropping, day after day.
No sign of any floor yet either.

See our friend is still struggling with reality and math John.

A solvent sector leading company in a hugely valued industry, or a drastically declining broken business model with stronger competitors in a sector known for failing.
Hummm no brainer which one id invest in, shame he's too late.
Rag producer down 88% now from the highs, and heading lower everytime you look.
Meanwhile airports are rammed to the rafters with sun seekers.

Troajan, the sooner that day comes the better for everybody.
Globilisation and the issues thats caused, covid, ppe, travel, minerals, fuels etc, should be on the reverse really with countries becoming more reliant on themselves rather than ever stretching supply lines crisscrossing the world from dodgy countries.

This blinking £5 is proving a tough one to hang onto.
so near . . . . . . . so come on glen. . . . lets be having you