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Agreed. 24month hold here.

Strange. What's not sitting comfortably ?

Surely you don't value a growth company on historical earnings.

Apologise for guessing. I know its not useful.

Anyone have any view why you would buy above 57p currently?

Must have been a fund selling out because of Aim

If I read the word dilution again i'm going to cry....

The market is forward looking, what do you think.

Or a shorter increases their position

Assuming you think its good because LA wont sell any, so the only reason for downside to the share price is if a big shareholder sells up.?

Yes agreed they are told in advance, but not sure they can trade on that information till its released.

Think I am a little tetchy as I had a poor entry price, as I quite recently entered this. Will sit tight as like the investment case.

I know this is complete speculation but do we think this constant downward pressure is a fund closing their position because its going on AIM or do we think its a shorter staying below the 0.5% threshold for reporting?

I think people will continue to rotate out of ASOS and boohoo as other stocks now offer better risk reward. I think this could still be a short at current levels.

Learningtrader I appreciate your input, but I don't think its necessary to keep criticising them all the time, as it just ends up in an argument which clogs up the board.

There always seems to be an inverse correlation between what the majority think on here Vs what happens to share prices. So good news for those that continue to hold :)

Normalisation of margins after lockdowns. People returned more items and bought lower margin products.

This is still early in the story. The moment the market sees an improvement in sales growth etc this re-rates. In the mean time we just have to be patient. Same as if you buy a property as an investment. Normally it doesn't increase overnight.

It says it in the rns

And the Alliance brothers get them all? Or do we think most of the institutions would have already signed up at 57p?

Surely there will be no uptake in shares at all given where the price has gone to?

I wonder if shorters are pushing the price below the equity raising price to see how much interest there is in buying below that level. If there is not much, then they willl keep pushing it down, knowing that Institutions don't want the shares.