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Hopefully up.

Eurofil seems to think so... I'm heartbroken. Can one not vent anger during a 10 point fall without being labelled a troll. I feel I'm pretty balanced, but hay ho, I'm filtered... At least he's not asking me to apologise like Kallu.

I'm a troll?

Well Max, as a long time shareholder, you'll be suffering like everyone else. Let's hope for the best hay!

Declining numbers of online customers emerged as a common theme in the 2021 ranking. River Island, Boohoo and Boots were the only retailers in the top 50 to grow website visits year on year amid tough 2020 comparatives.

River Island jumped from 43rd in 2020 to 29th in December 2021 after an 8% uptick in online traffic. Boohoo climbed 10 places to 27th in this year’s list, while Boots’ slight uptick in online traffic propelled it into the UK’s top 10.

That said... Debenhams, now owned by Boohoo, suffered a 77% slump in web hits – the largest decline of any retailer in this year’s top 50. The former department store chain finished 10th in 2020 but tumbled to 40th in December 2021 after being reinvented as a predominantly online business following last January’s change of ownership.

Source: Retail Weekly

Dan I hate to say it, but you have been harping on about THG and integrity. You have said Boohoo should use it to help with the demand. But after today, that view doesn't look as smart, THG have it's own planes as well! But it is really in its infancy... It's revenue shows that. It's distribution network couldn't cope with Boohoo from what I can tell from the figures.

Time is what this needs, the world needs to get back in motion then standard channels will recover. More planes are in the air now than in the last two years. Boohoo need distribution and warehousing in the US to grow full, but again that will take time.

180 ... It hurts. My avarage is now 145, I'm not putting anymore in or out.

18-Jan-22 10:37:01 110.00 5,444 Sell* 109.85 110.05 5,988 A
18-Jan-22 10:37:01 110.00 5,444 Sell* 110.00 110.05 5,988 A
18-Jan-22 10:37:01 110.00 5,444 Sell* 110.00 110.05 5,988 A
18-Jan-22 10:37:00 110.00 5,444 Sell* 109.85 110.05 5,988 A
18-Jan-22 10:37:00 110.00 5,444 Sell* 110.00 110.05 5,988 A

My students all were positive on Boohoo - They all said they have bought from it. You're right about Boohoo MAN also, I see a lot of it in class. Also it's activewear is obvious in the gym.

The 66,000,000 options will therefore dilute the shares

There are several situations in which shares become diluted. These include:

Conversion by holders of optionable securities: Stock options granted to individuals, such as employees or board members, may be converted into common shares, which boosts the total share count.

Following these grants the Company has a total of 66,050,776 Shares under option representing approximately 5.21% of the issued ordinary share capital of the Company. This calculation excludes any potential dilution resulting from the settlement of awards under the Management Incentive Plan.

They did, after hours Thursday.

So I've looked into it. The employee share scheme did dilute the shares by 5%, thus the even bigger fall than ASOS and other growth shares on Friday.

The company has lost 65% of its value since May - 50% it's value in 3 months and 25% of its value in 1 month. All under John Lyttle.

No news - that's the problem *silence*

Well all gains and then some have now gone - Marshall Wace thanks you for your support. The Boohoo board of directors wish you a pleasant trip down. John Lyttle is like Matt Han**** on spitting image - hiding behind his plant.

Rich - there share price isn't. I'm comparing a proactive CEO to one that hides. For a forward thinking company who have a massive social media presence the son posting a Warren Buffett quote after a 20% drop isn't particularly savvy. But at at least he tried - CEO f**k all.

It's hard not to be screen watching this - it's wiped all gains - in one day. I get it's a red day, but this turd takes the biscuit. We are heading towards a 10% decrease - the only reason we rose was on ASOS's news - not our own merit. So what are Boohoo doing? ... silence ... ,Any news on the US ... silence ... Better sales ... silence ... Reduced returns ... silence ... Any small press release, or positive update leaked through the media and we will see some stability.

But I think the company is in crisis - I actually have nothing to prove me wrong. I contacted investor relations on Monday for an update on the US distribution - no reply. When this was at 170 - I contacted investor relations asking for a reason for the sharp decrease - nothing - then a week later and email with a copy of the surprise RNS. It's also bad for them to be this low when they need to raise funds - the US distribution centre will not magically appear.

I invested in this for growth - not a oaf CEO that when the chips are down hides under his desk.

Check there website Rich, consistent press releases. What the company is doing, developing ect ... Nothing from Boohoo's team.