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Https://www.lse.co.uk/news/frasers-group-stake-in-xxl-increases-triggering-mandatory-offer-rule-k5kik7f0rb1e2ur.html

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Put options shorting it

Ashley….??

Change the record it’s boring! Everyone on here knows it’s crap at the moment but we don’t need you telling us everyday.

Have a good weekend and try not to post…

Ashley wants to delist Hornby then bump it….

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Thg / asos / Boo boards all going mad about Ashley’s antics….we can’t all be wrong!

Anyone seen this? Rolexes and Chanel bags on it….

I agree Reardon….THG down from £5 to 33p….asos down from £70 to 2.50 and Boo down from £4 to 26p….

Thg as well….

I’m talking about asos Scb….

Well well well Mike Ashley loaning put options out to shorts to drive the price down…who would have thought it….

But he’s not manipulating share prices where he has considerable holdings….

Laughable and the FCA do nothing….

Presumably with the market place / capital lite model they can reduce overheads significantly

Yeah a small consolation! ASOS down 37% in a month the chart is a horror show. Ashley owns 24% there….??

Go on SCB…

Still NO response from Mike Cooper when I asked about Umars role and pay….very poor indeed

London, retailers struggled on the back of Zara owner Inditex reporting a slowdown in sales growth.

Inditex, down 8.1% in Madrid, reported sales and profit growth in the year to January 31.

So far in the new financial year, store and online sales have risen 4% at constant currency, when adjusted for the calendar effect of 2024 being a leap year. In the last week alone, sales are up 7%. Nonetheless, it still represents a slowdown from the 11% constant currency growth achieved in the year just ended.

Primark owner AB Foods was down 3.8% and Next lost 1.2%.

JD Sports fell 1.9% and Frasers Group gave back 1.0%, as sportswear retailers struggled on the back of a downbeat update from Frankfurt-listed Puma. Puma plunged 22%, though perennial rival Adidas was 0.6% higher.

Puma predicted "ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic challenges in 2025, especially trade disputes and currency volatility".

As a result, the sporting goods maker expects currency adjusted sales to grow in the low- to mid-single-digit percentage range, following a 4.4% rise in 2024. It predicts adjusted earnings before interest and tax in the range of EUR520 million and EUR600 million, excluding one-time costs.

4 posts this morning…

There are three people posting noon and night! SCB, BF and Hexam.