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Could work well fir us uf there's a bidding war between MA and Shein. MA is not gonna want to let Shein get such an awesome foothold and Shein needs this to work with all the new tax rules.

Tempted to buy more but I've got nothing left to invest with currently

Here's a gift link but be quick only 3 views allowed.

https://on.ft.com/4f5fzkx

I would copy the article but I think you can get banned for it

I think the AIX require 10% threshold instead of the 5% required on the LSE although it appears buyout ruls are similar to the UK.

Unfortunately no mention of WFT

Reardon,

I'd hope for £1 or near but of course I understand that just because I want it doesn't mean I'll get it, but I don't see the point in going out for much less because we may as well fight for it if we're not gonna get a pound a share.

Biggest problem for us is the fact we're loosing money.

I'd be happy with this result as long as we get a half decent price.

As a previous holder of Rolls Royce shares it feels very similar ti the "burning platform" moment where the shares plunged only to later rally fantastically.

The first step to change is admitting you were wrong. We are at that sober point now and the inly way is up from here.

There was a thing released about it. You have to download Tabys app and email about your details including Shareholder number. Then they register you on AIX. As far as I know you should still be on the AIX just with your name and address but nothing more.

I was hoping one up on wall street by Peter lynch would be there. I love peter lynch

I read that the US has given Israel air defence but has specifically stated they must not strike nuclear or fuel depots. Si ut might not raise the OP even if there's further conflict.

Will it work as a media center? Big market

This has been allowed to escalate, there should have been efforts to stop Israel as soon as they sent missiles into other territories. There should have been an immediate sit down for talks etc. Glad UK has stopped supplying certain weapons but unfortunately I feel it's too late all out war seems inevitable at this point.

TBH I don't hate shorters because in my my mind they're just another part of the market. Of course they are the natural enemy off bullish holders but I just view them as players in a game.

As Buffet and munger say holding is the key but people find that very hard to do.

Hopefully Mike doesn't get hold of enough stock to get it cheap. We need to get a decent price if Mike wants it. I know things are bad but there's no glory in giving Mike a bargain we need to fight for a decent payout.

A lot of people run a business with a view to going public and then selling out. It doesn't mean thw business is going down hill. I'd imagine they've worked their nuts off and have gone oublic and are enjoying a champagne moment selling a few shares to make it real money in the bank rather that hypothetical money in stock.

Last results were decent and I see no reason this won't continue.

I was at 65p but I just bought a load more. Average of 45p in ISA and SIPP is 30p cos I literally inly just set up my SIPP.

30K shares in the ISA so a £1 flash sale would me me well. I know it's peanuts for some of you but to me £30K is a good whack!

Possible price move on Monday. I'm happy to hold this forever but if they carve ut up and give me a quick win then that's good too. I think for Mike Ashley uf he can say "I fixed Boohoo" that will be the ultimate slap in the face for Kamani especially if it leads to a liquidation or break up.

I think it could be a good move.

Peter Lynch mentioned in one of his books what he calls an "asset play", where you have a business with assets of say £5 a share but it's trading at 50p and either the SP recovers or they liquidate the business. He gives an example where the business held stock in several companies and decided to liquidate giving shareholders a payout worth significantly more than the SP.

Also, I recently read "misbehaving" by Richard Thaler and he gave an example of a tech business that spun off part if their business and the stock if the new business was valued so high that you could short it and buy the stock of the parent company tk make a profit. (it was hard to short though because of a alck of willing lenders of the stock.)

The market is crazy and the SP has nothing to do with real business values.