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I took that as their entry for the Booker prize this year rather than a statement of financial intent. The “£1.70 undervaluing the business” was clearly not a good enough work of fiction to pick up the prize so they tried harder this time.

Onsolid, Boohoo no better option than THG in my view. Both have successfully delivered massive shareholder value destruction and seem incapable of ever delivering on their promises. Wonder if a PE house may back the two individuals brought in to deal with the problems here who were then stupidly dumped by Boohoo.

Is this a THG type bid, the one that undervalues the company?

ILove sushi, I agree, no more of my money going in. No idea how many future raises will be required and I suspect neither do the Board. It always looked high risk and was in that part of my portfolio but this now looks like a black hole the could consume large amounts of cash and potentially deliver nothing.

Try the 5th and 6th November last year and if you were so right, why happened to the”huge upside” when the share price was 15.5p. Just admit you called it wrong.

People could look at your posts to make their own decision. Bigging up all those “new contracts” and patronising those who dared to raise the issue of red flags. They have been proved to be correct.

SCB Have a look at your posts last November when you dismissed those of us raising red flags because of all the new outlets and it was not going into administration.

SCB, I agree and have been saying this since last November, the point at which you were saying it could not go into administration with the product going into all those stores and completely dismissing those of us highlighting the red flags that were clear at that time.

The Next results are just a continuation of impressive results over several years. The same years in which Boohoo have performed appallingly.

Look at the Trading Statement of Next, their dividend growth and share price performance operating in the same economic environment. ASOS are not worthy to compared to them positively on anything.

SCB, comment says it all. A lifestyle business run for the benefit of just a few at a cost to the rest.

Next trading statement out. Example of how to do retailing well. Beat expectations in 1st quarter and lifts guidance. Same economic environment as Boohoo continually underperforms in. Woeful management.

No. Absolutely zero confidence in either Chair or CEO. Could easily see a slip into the teens as apparently no support level.

Well the market has certainly corrected itself from the prices of 10 years ago, but not in the way many long term holders had hoped.

Doyezee, these claims do not happen. Where were they on Patisserie Valerie and NMC both frauds involving the board or on Carillion where the Board failed to exercise control or on Debenhams where many on these Boards threatened the same. Total shareholder wipeout on each of these.

Proxl.For comparison, Greggs made £190m profit paid 69p dividend per share and paid the Chairman £271k. Why is THG chair paid so much?

Wild tiger, good luck and brave. Remember people posting exactly the same on Debenhams because Ashley was taking a stake and worst case scenario he would take it over. Having been badly burned on Marconi, the giant that was too big to fail, I now never average down.

If there is a plan or heaven forbid a strategy it seems very well hidden. Seems to be a random set of actions and announcements with absolutely no thought. That bizarre announcement on a potential bid being the latest example.

But predictable. I have held two shares in the past where consolidation took place and both lost over 10% in the first couple of weeks.

Be more of a gift at 20p and nothing seems to be stopping this slide. Total lack of confidence in the management.