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Surely this is worth more than 23p as offered?

If the share price goes to say 15-20p everyone sells surely the price goes down?

The guy that bought a million shares@ 16.35 will be nipping if it drops

1 million investment@ 16.35

Alot of selling on morning and buying last minute same trends that were happening a month ago.

Hl same

23p offered now 10 p bought at 7 8.2 and 8.9 so will hold hope everyone makes a few £ been following this forum for a while some guys ramp up some negative but were all in to win.

Hoping for a decent rise soon

Onwards and upwards

Amigo loan / restaurant group and bohoo inestments doing good but amigo shares so frustrating bought at 13p bought @7.5 and@8.22 i will wait not mega amounts of cash but this is hard work with amigo as hes selling 400k daily.

Few big buys yesterday and today
Restaurants are getting busier through the week more than ive seen in 5 years will it last ?.

Two days later, Auto Express revealed that a Russian billionaire could swoop on Lookers to develop his business in western Europe.

At the end of June, Lookers shook up its board and announced a number of members would leave, with current chairman Phil White taking up the position of executive chairman on July 1 to ‘oversee this transitional period’ alongside CEO Mark Raban.

Couple of big buys this morning someone's feeling confident of a rise

Nice start little dip end of play results tomoz positive rise wednesday

sell 8.51 buy 9.21 over 8%

People still buying at _20% hoping for a slight fall back.

Is that the big sell done now only way is up.

This was trading at £8 3 years ago paid a lot of debt off. restructure program ahead might be worth a punt.

Boohoo has tried to add some clarity to the situation. It said the company subject to media reports was not a ‘direct supplier’, meaning it was a company that was used by one of its own suppliers. It said the garments were not made in the UK but in Morocco, and were simply being repackaged in Leicester so they could be sold in the UK. It also said that its ‘investigation to date has not found evidence of suppliers paying workers £3.50 per hour’.

Those claims have, so far, held up. No less than seven different UK authorities – ranging from anti-slavery and immigration to the police and the council – found no foul play in their initial round of investigations, but we can expect more surprise inspections going forward.

Plus, it has already attracted the attention of politicians, who have pledged to clean up Leicester’s garment industry, where concerns over conditions have been rife for years. Home secretary Priti Patel said the claims were ‘truly appalling’ and said the government was committed to stamping out malpractice.

Boohoo said it would not hesitate to end its relationships with any suppliers that were not meeting its code of conduct, and that this ‘includes very clear expectations on transparency about second tier suppliers.’

It has launched an independent review of its UK supply chain which will be led by Alison Levitt QC and committed £10 million to ‘eradicate supply chain malpractice’. It has also accelerated its review of its third-party supply chain and its ethical audit.