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Over 12 of these now in 30 mins

01-Jul-21 15:46:46 133.00 37,401 Buy* 49.74k O

All £49.74k

And still more coming

01-Jul-21 15:46:46 133.00 37,401 Buy* 49.74k O

01-Jul-21 15:43:32 130.00 38,264 Buy* 49.74k O
01-Jul-21 15:41:44 129.70 38,353 Buy* 49.74k O

Over 10 of these all the same!!

01-Jul-21 15:22:35 127.70 38,954 Buy* 49.74k O

Branding looks like it will be a marketing dream with their 3 simple categories

Our cannabinoid solutions will be available this autumn. We are launching skincare first followed soon after by movement and daily living products.

The range is focused on genuine needs, offering solutions for the following moments:

Routine — Daily necessities.
Repair — Restorative formulas.
Rescue — For moments of need.

Gatti was stating Peter Wall is not delivering on ARB or CBX so was a response back

£37m market cap today @ 7.25p

No brainer this could be
Short term 3x
Mid Term (1-3 years) 10-20x
Long Term (3-5 years) 30x +

Folks will look at this chart in 1-2 years & wonder why they didn’t hold some IMHO

Don’t get me wrong (as I’m invested like others) but history shows how volatility in these areas can cause instability in economies. Yes I’ll take the profit for now but in time without governance it will cause global issues.

Nice spot

29-Jun-21 14:22:41 7.10 1,125,000 Buy* 79.88k O
29-Jun-21 14:22:58 7.15 1,125,000 Buy* 80.44k O

Might have to up my holding as when this goes we are talking multiples from here

There sure are big things that need to be resolved

I mean one day you can buy a decent BMW with your 1 BTC then a few weeks later it buys you a Ford Fiesta

One week your shopping is 1 coin and the following it’s 2 - inflation in real currency hits people hard enough buy economy’s with goods fully paid for in BTC would go back to the dark ages of how many camels for a product

Money needs regulation to keep a stable economy which keeps peace vs war

Looks like Gap need & Primark results are pulling up BOO & ASOS

Will be interesting to watch ABF today after surprisingly excellent Primark results & online expansion

Primark revenues reached £1.6bn in the third quarter with the reopening of all stores and the opening of seven new stores. These revenues were well ahead of last year's third quarter sales of £0.6bn, when the first lockdowns resulted in the closure of all our stores for an average period of 12 weeks. This quarter, sales in the reopened stores were ahead of expectation in all markets, a number of new sales records were set and the like-for-like1 performance was much improved on earlier periods during this pandemic reflecting an increase in both confidence and willingness to spend by our customers. Primark's like-for-like1 sales were 3% up on a two-year basis in the quarter, but volatility remains high and performance varied by region depending on the degree of restrictions related to COVID-19. Data for the total UK clothing market, which includes online sales, for the seven-week period after reopening shows both volume and value share gains for Primark on a two-year basis.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ABF/trading-update-5b74evpalm0b4p6.html

Primark revenues reached £1.6bn in the third quarter with the reopening of all stores and the opening of seven new stores. These revenues were well ahead of last year's third quarter sales of £0.6bn, when the first lockdowns resulted in the closure of all our stores for an average period of 12 weeks. This quarter, sales in the reopened stores were ahead of expectation in all markets, a number of new sales records were set and the like-for-like1 performance was much improved on earlier periods during this pandemic reflecting an increase in both confidence and willingness to spend by our customers. Primark's like-for-like1 sales were 3% up on a two-year basis in the quarter, but volatility remains high and performance varied by region depending on the degree of restrictions related to COVID-19. Data for the total UK clothing market, which includes online sales, for the seven-week period after reopening shows both volume and value share gains for Primark on a two-year basis.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ABF/trading-update-5b74evpalm0b4p6.html

Primark revenues reached £1.6bn in the third quarter with the reopening of all stores and the opening of seven new stores. These revenues were well ahead of last year's third quarter sales of £0.6bn, when the first lockdowns resulted in the closure of all our stores for an average period of 12 weeks. This quarter, sales in the reopened stores were ahead of expectation in all markets, a number of new sales records were set and the like-for-like1 performance was much improved on earlier periods during this pandemic reflecting an increase in both confidence and willingness to spend by our customers. Primark's like-for-like1 sales were 3% up on a two-year basis in the quarter, but volatility remains high and performance varied by region depending on the degree of restrictions related to COVID-19. Data for the total UK clothing market, which includes online sales, for the seven-week period after reopening shows both volume and value share gains for Primark on a two-year basis.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ABF/trading-update-5b74evpalm0b4p6.html

With a £9.2B market cap & BOO @ £4B they could be a great combo to capitalise on online with Gap giving BOO huge US exposure & visa versa BOO helping Gap expand online into Europe. Will be interesting to watch how online retail consolidates in the coming years with Amazon, ASOS, Shien, Brown Group, HUT Group, Zalando, Zara, Next etc

Digital litter - love it

8% now are they holding off retail buyers

Wonder if this is pulling on PFC - great entry point here

Agree

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