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That hold this share...... two lots of 5% rises in two days..... just a normal nothing to see here day

AZ is damaged..... compared to Dyson.... who never actually delivered anything for the cause...,

I think AZ will be remember for the company that got on and delivered a compelling vaccine in impossible circumstances, if there is les than 100 deaths in the UK from the vaccine, then that will have been some result, compared to the circa 200k from covid after we have fully vaccinated towards the end of 2021.

(please don't misunderstand me , every death is too many, I know from personal experience)

Managed to get in @ low £5 holding for divis and set a stop loss to try and just hold the shares with the capital profit locked in.

IMHO I think these are risky , but worth holding and locking in profit.

ok, ok , on the oak, not the beech.... lol,

why the rise,

Has to be sold off, cutting some labels probably unwise from a brand point of view as the reason why boo bought the brands is because they have value, but to get rid of the stock and sell lesser brands at higher brands prices.....is a money making move, get cash in the door and get rid of the stock, I actually think that this will significantly add to the bottom line.

It sounds like it was a planned move, in which case a master stroke to get cash in the door but at what cost to the brands, time will tell.

I suspect that most of the customers that buy from boo are unlikely to spend must time reading the news, re opening in coming and "everyone" wants to look great initially in the pub garden followed by on the beech or in the park, boom time for retailers physical and online for a 6 month period in my view.

Patience as ever the key to unlocking profits, the II's are just waiting , the next phase is likely to be consolidation in 2022, which provides the next level up for Boo.

DYOR

I'm holding for two reasons,

1. Think the borrows will vote through the scheme, because its in their interest.
2. Loans to restart and Amigo to begin to rebuild. (when could this be likely?)

Once the above are in place then this could be rebuilt into a better business than it was before, with all likelihood that it will be sold or merged into other similar businesses for the 1M customer base.

Patience is key here, I think if we ignore the daily price changes and focus on the weekly or monthly periods, there will be a steady rise into the end of the year where the price settles beyond 50p and towards 80p IMO/DYOR.

I'm a small holder of money I actually thought I'd lost, in at 13p was very worried at 6p, surprised by the court and FCA to allow it to get this far, but now it has I believe that this now has a future and I'm expecting 5X on my initial investment.

looks very positive.... in auction

Just a thought to protect a profit, or....... hold for the brave

Looks like it cleared a load of investors out from stop losses , its gone blue now.

seems fund managers are saying drinks companies are ripe for a surge over the next 24 months..., so Fev must figure in this thinking somewhere and being on AIM likely to overshoot expectations, we could be at the beginning of a return to big growth cycle of 18/24 months for Fev, just wondering what the share price would need turnover/margin wise to breach previous highs ....

I think there will be a few more of these over the coming weeks, my personal target for BT is a return to the £2+ and over the medium term towards £3

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2021/03/boohoo-in-talks-with-resale-websites-as-it-eyes-sustainable-future/

This for me is the begining of the rebuild and removal of esg concerns completely

be nice for boo to use their new model office to implement the future of fast fashion, with a full recycle and reuse process that includes a new standard for clothes manufacture , this way they can trumpet the ESG side of things and the investment companies will flock back

Specifically RAN technology and kit for the UK market, it seems Nokia are the leader in this space.

I think if the AMG representatives in the court hearing are humble and show that the outcome is actually a benefit to people wishing to access credit , then we stand a chance, if the suits go in and seems to be lining theirs and share holders pockets then AMG is done for and this will get kicked into the long grass whilst further assessments are made.

In a post covid world safe and secure access to credit is going to be key and AMG and other small lenders could disappear leaving the door open to door to door loan sharks or locking people out of credit during their hour of need.

this stock really is a gamble, anything could happen or not happen, Ive put a few pence in to see what goes on

Think the II's will have picked up their super cheap shares now at 2070, in readiness for a 20% quick profit , amazing to see the jerk down to these levels then straight back up

My initial thought was a 5% dip, still maintain a monthly rise.... time will tell

I think the results are impressive considering the impact of covid , a big transition took place due to lockdowns, an interesting thing here is that the transition could be temporary and completely reverse and we are back to where we were prior to covid but with all the growth in the US/ROW, or and this is what I think is more likely there is a switch back to the old norm but the home drinking is stickier and this results in a tail wind for revenue and growth.

none or negligible impact of brexit and complete closure of a channel (pubs) only a 3% impact, impressively positioned to roar upwards imo.

I'm a long term holder and I bought some additional shares today.

No port stops and people desperate to get away it seems, I think this could well go ahead as planned.

I was doubting it, but I think like a kick in the teeth for the Europeans, the brits will be cruising again all be it locally in July.

Saga ready for a 3 year run back to normal levels, for those that managed to get in bravely some months ago patients will be key to getting a double / treble bagger.