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Why is this important and may posts such as these. Your can either be a speculator or an investor, investors don’t jump up and down praying for a takeover, investors are long term owners who are more than happy to ride the sp dips and happy for a company to have a plan for long term growth.

Shorters will only start closing if they see big institutional investors buy shares in this company. At present this seems very unlikely, big institutions will most likely want to hear positive news and an upward trajectory of the firm before they start to invest back into the firm. Again highly unlikely at present given that boohoos biggest market the uk is going through a bad patch, inflation and higher interest rates. I’m holding my shares for now, patience is required, this is not going to rocket to moon anytime soon.

Madness. It’s clear that any current shareholders stock value will be greatly reduced to next to nothing. The statement from the company makes it pretty clear.

I meant Friday

Any idea why the fund went up on Thursday while the rest of the market was significantly down in the US. Are we seeing what we saw during the peak of pandemic when growth funds increased in value?

this could go 25 to 30p, the reason being that there is so much bad news on inflation and energy prices. I actually don’t think it’s hit us just yet in uk, just wait till it does.

@alex1621

Think you have nailed it. Seems sensible to me. I’m not in for a quick gain, more than happy to wait and see the tide turn even if there is a risk that I will loose out on the early part of a bull run.

They should not buy any more business until the ones already bought have been bedded in and are either returning significant revenue or profit. I’d rather they use the money for working capital, investment in IT or logistics or just leave for a rainy day.

Not sure what the thinking is on this post. It’s kind of ridiculous. First of all your not going to get £4.5 anytime soon. Secondly I can’t see why the company would buy back and I certainly wouldn’t like them to in this current climate, preserving cash must be one of the priorities.

I’m assuming my current loss is no where near what your going through. Hopefully you have a diverse portfolio and only a small percentage tied up on this stock.

Why are you expecting a short term catalyst for a price hike. The only reason I can think of is that you want to sell. This stock will gradually rise when the economy is on sound footing, it’s got nothing to do with how management are operating this company. I also reiterate what I have been constantly saying, this stock is used too frequently for a quick payday and therefore I it will take a lot longer recover and also to reach its market cap potential.

Im sitting on a a £4.5k loss right now, it’s painful but I believe in the company. Not selling to crystallise the current value and loss. It’s not the end of the world if the sp stays between 40 to 60p over the next 6-12 months. Key is the management needs to cont. with current strategy and not get diverted with pleasing short term share holders.

The issues is that this stock has constantly been used to make quick money causing the price to yo-yo. We all just need to think long term, that’s what investors are meant to do. If you are looking at the current price then yes you will have regrets, if your looking at the business and potential then don’t stress.

Worrying if it’s one of the big institution investors such as bailie. How can we find out who it is?

Does anyone know if the shorters are allowed to make contact with company staff to get a inside edge?

Re: US warehouses come on line next year

Don’t expect miracles. Firstly us brits have not done so well with retail i the US, it’s a touch market to crack. Secondly I suspect we will not see profit from the US warehouse operation straightaway, there will be plenty of teething problems along the way.

The key is keep growing our uk operation, controlling costs and ensuring our uk factory is a success. I suspect 2022/2023 is going to be a challenge but this is long term play. I’m not panicking.

Don’t follow the hype in this forum, your best to judge yourself 1) can you afford to loose your holding if the share goes to zero 2) do you have a diverse portfolio 3) do you believe in the company 4) do you understand what’s going on in the market and the potential impact to your investment 5) what are institution investors doing.

I’m sure theres pertly more questions you can ask yourself to work out a true picture of your investment. Good luck

Was this written in the Bloomberg article?

Pfizer carry 81% of all sales in the USA and sold Zanatc Over the counter and removed labeling an warnings .

No cases filed against GSK or Sanofi.
Its a case of pfizer going to carry full liability for there OTC sales

Typo, I meant Most of these issues are external issues which the business cant control

I’m holding, sp will gradually recovered once inflation, energy prices and supply and logistics are all under control. There is just to many issues impacting the business and subsequently the sp. Most of these issues are internal issues which the business cant control, i.e external factors impacting the business.