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For all of the positivity and great business fundamentals right now in the present its about as much use as a chocolate teapot. Look at the level of daily trades it's off the charts. We are being aggressively day traded and for that reason we will see little momentum. The day traders have identified boo as quick in and out exchanges as the way to make money. Investors we are not steering this ship.

Splice I interpret ramping to mean anything that resembles any sort of optimistic view of the share price increasing by 0.0001% . Even saying it would be good to have a green day is ramping and totally disgraceful. It's best to be very pessimistic or say nowt.

Moose you are the Don of Dons I salute you sir. To infinity and beyond or maybe somewhere in the 350 zone.

Moose I have gone overboard lately in giving you praise but dont make your list, this is devastating and making me feel like I should join the ASOS mob. Can I have a little recognition say guardian of the Dorothy or something like defender of the moose?

Splice fantastic optimism, I'll be popping the cork if we get past 350 and hold before Easter. If boo was a lager it would probably be a flat carlsberg shandy.

ASOS has sideways traded for 6 months, the day trading effect, Boo could form this pattern, it's now becoming predictable up 2% down 2% or vice versa. We need a WSB outfit to disturb this all to familiar forming pattern, I expect little gains if any for some time to come, the SP is not being allowed to break out " manipulated "

Watch out, press release inbound, apparently Kamani got snapped over the weekend. Whilst bending over to pull his socks up it was revealed that an an ASOS label was spotted on the inside of his thong. Will this negative press ever end.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13900239/chancellor-rishi-sunak-35billion-lockdown-high-streets/

Thanks TCM v2 I'll get my dorothy perkins raincoat and matching trolley ready then.

Moose please can you give us your insights into next week what should we expect? Will a new fight for freedom be unleashed maybe called LSEbets?

I'm sure I read recently that boo is shorted at around 1.6% majority being two main contributors, small change compared to Cineworld around 8%

ASOS 25000 by Wednesday brunch time I am Spartacus, I mean I am TCM v1.

2.50 by Xmas was his prophecy

TCM V1 was the collective consciousness of us all, the entity known as Jamie from leceister with one bionic arm and numerous aliases was the super concious mind likened to a god like avatar. He is still in the game as he now resides in your sub concious mind as an habitual set of programmes ready to unleash hell, better known as £250 by Xmas. Keep your wits about you the clown called Alice stalks you from the shadows of your worst nightmare, think James McAvoy in the film Split and you will realise the respect he deserves.

This is just getting silly, no not greedy phillip Greens fault but the butcher of the High street Kamani the son of Lucifer himself. Just unbelievable.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13899251/controversial-boss-behind-5billion-boohoo-empire/

Doesn't take a genius to work this out, high street in demise online on the rise. Taxation is recalibrated, online picks up the tab and passes onto suppliers and customers. Suppliers get squeezed, customers hardly see the difference based on margin per item.

Or KamanidoesDebs.com, Archie dull but Bland would love to sink his teeth into that one.

Splice looks like moose is MIA, "missing in action" rumours are he has infiltrated the inner circle of the wallstreetbets outfit looking to disrupt any wrong dealings to newbie investors who are balls deep in the game. Like moses he will part the sea of distrust and lead his followers to the promised land where miracles are performed (Boohoo goes past £4)

Debs.com that might pull in a whole different kind of punter!!

Expect some choppy weeks ahead, Wallstreetbets yes pretty awesome but generating massive market uncertainty across the globe.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9203825/Dow-tumbles-620-points-amid-GameStop-mania-three-main-indexes-suffering-losses.html