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Based on the price action at close, a strong buying trend is evident, contradicting the claims of more sells. This suggests the SP is poised to rise to 98, even with lower buy volume. Bullish signal ahead.

The buy volume and sell volume shown on websites may not always be accurate because they are based on reported data from various sources, which can be delayed or subject to manipulation. Additionally, not all trading activity is transparently disclosed, leading to potential discrepancies in the displayed volumes.

No-one expected such a quick turnaround, the progress since Dennis took over is fantastic. I expect shareholders to be VERY happy within the next 6 months.

A question to this by a fellow investor was will the the 2 100mw been installed by 2024, or even sooner.

Denis reply: It’s the first batch of skids, as they are delivered to site in separate batches for installation. It’s not all skids yet.

Dennis Schulz:

We’re getting into the rhythm!

After successful testing and customer acceptance, the first batch of skids left our factory. Soon, RWE and Linde Engineering will receive them on the Lingen site for the first of RWE’s two 100 MW plants.

The ITM Power team is focused to deliver.

RWE and Linde are among the companies who uphold the highest standards for product acceptance and safety in the world. Every acceptance means a lot to us. Every acceptance brings us closer to achieve our shared vision of a sustainable energy industry.

Ableton, I recognise you name. Jeff.

Howdy!

Burberry better start losing sleep! Shein's taking over the Chinese fashion scene!!!

Comparing Shein to ASOS is like comparing a fast-food joint to a gourmet restaurant—it's laughable! ASOS serves up a curated and stylish experience, while Shein is all about quick, cheap fashion fixes with questionable quality. No competition, just different worlds! 😂

Your opinion suggest your knowledge of fashion is limited to the three companies mentioned. Indeed, Shein and Boohoo have been successful in capturing a portion of the fast fashion market, but they do not fall within our direct competition, as our brand focuses on a different approach to fashion, emphasing quality, uniqueness, and sustainable practices to cater to a distinct customer base.

ASOS provides reliable customer service, Shein can be hit or miss. You cannot continue to sell sh*t and carry on. It's only a matter of time before the Shein hype dies outs. SOS prioritizes sustainable practices, Shein is known for fast fashion, so why are you comparing us? ASOS focuses on quality, Shein on quantity.

shein is like a buffet of fashion bargains, while asos is a s****y à la carte experience. are you in the wrong share chat?

Well, I hate to burst your bubble, but nobody gives 2 f*cks about your £1000 short.

An educated assumption suggests that these trades were buys rather than selling activity. Here's why:

The share price briefly reached above 350 today, but all trades executed were at 350. Traders familiar with high-volume trading understand that when attempting to sell, it's unlikely to achieve the peak price, and the same principle applies to buying in the same direction. Also the share price increased by 4% within a span of 1.5 hours, indicating large buys??

Why do some people say "exactly" when they have no clue?

Mulberry's share price movement from the crash in 2008 has massive similarities to both Boohoo and Asos.

The share price crashed from 300p to 40p due to the financial crisis; then boomed to 2450p within 4 years through the boom from the recovery of the financial crisis.

Like boohoo, their share price crashed through a global financial crisis. Followed by a boom through the recovery of global financial markets, the company's efforts to rejuvenate its brand, and its successful adaptation to changing consumer trends.

Did you not read the results, they expect to be in profit by the second half you idiot.

Surely 99% of this chat, and the city knew about the rise as the US did this already? People in this chat seem to post the obvious and think they are clever.

Another simple equation,

interest rates, sp rises because inflation falls meaning consumers have more money in their pocket to spend on clothes

A further hike is priced-in and well expected...

One of the good guys = ramps are share you have money in