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Time to agree folks - there is very little time left before "flow rate test results" come in.

THIS WILL PAST 0.30p in a blip.

Media desperate for sensational stories. Good old broadsheet news articles don't fit in with their smash & grab raid style of reporting. It's just the suckers that buy it that keep it going.

The trick is COUNTER-MEDIA SENSATIONALISM - overwhelm the media with press releases & until the story falls apart. A company press secretary needs to be on the ball & re-act quicker than the media. BOO is not so good on that front.

Don't drag out what can be wrapped up.

Pictures of happy BOO pickers in their brown boots working nights waving "loads of money" should have been splashed on all the front pages.

IPSO - case resolved by mediation by clearly setting out the reporter's hours worked.

https://www.ipso.co.uk/rulings-and-resolution-statements/ruling/?id=19459-23

Boohoo complained to the IPSO over press reports of slavery conditions at their warehouse reported by a undercover reporter.

“Following publication, Boohoo provided the following statement: We dispute the picture painted of the conditions in our Burnley warehouse by the paper’s coverage. While recognising that warehouse work is hard physical labour, we go to considerable lengths to look after our staff, including by providing a free on-site gym, a subsidised canteen and access to health care benefits. We strongly dispute the accuracy of the distances cited in the article. According to the company-issued tracker worn by the reporter, he did not walk 13 miles on any shift. The maximum distance he walked was 9.6 miles and his average per shift was 7.6 miles, i.e. an average of 0.63 miles per hour. Between May 2021 and October 2022 the average distance walked by our pickers per shift was 8.05 miles, i.e. an average of 0.67 miles per hour. The Times’ reporter worked a total of 12 days in the month he worked at the warehouse. He was working a night shift pattern of three nights on, three nights off. Pickers in 2022 were paid £11 per hour which was comfortably above the National Living Wage of £9.50 per hour and exceeds the £10.50 paid by other large retailers. We have all boot sizes available for employees who need to wear them. We dispute the claims in relation to ambulance data and deny the suggestion that the ‘physical nature of the work’ and/or poor working conditions resulted in injury.”

Looks to me like the reporter put his foot in it & then wrote about it. Hard cheese!

"Belief, conviction don't make the share price rise. You need loads of buys to make a share price rise"

If only that were true for BOO. Many times BUYS have outpaced SELLS even by 50% yet the SP drops. SP goes up when the MMs decide it should unless trade volumes go berzerk.

Today looks very quite & the SP will likely hover around 34p all day.

Ahoy, new Mosman flag wavers. I hope your rations last. Ship is sailing away. Keep an eye on those selling.

Don't get marooned.

Placing coming up. Cash calls & klaxons.

I had my tickets. Once bitten & all that. EP145 is a long way to go before production (YEARS)

As with all things, it can always prove otherwise.

Good luck - here is your life buoy🤿🩲🤿

When a series of trade sells (below ask) occurs & the bid price remains unchanged it would suggest demand is high but fulfilment is slow. 3p to break today.

Tis a Yo-Yo stock. Just like many posters on here. Up & down on a daily basis.

SP currently hovering above the annual lows like many others. SP should gain leading up to the interim results as a short term prediction. Long term prediction is quids in & if you are all granted the life expectancy you all deserve, the profits should pay for the medical needs.

This is like stretching an elastic band over the 3p tin. Nearly there, nearly there then ping. Time for another rubber band.

At some point 4p will be very close. Until then, make rubber band balls as only small bounces are envisaged.

When trading volumes fall SP will remain static.

Pedro61 also get recognition when then share price goes up too. Always far far away from his targets.

Another link -

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/boohoo-expands-partnership-with-rokt-to-boost-user-engagement-and-profitability-301917867.html

For clarity it is ROKT and for the Rampers it signals ROCKET in any abbreviation 🐱‍🏍🐱‍🏍🐱‍🏍🐱‍🏍🐱‍🏍

Https://invezz.com/news/2023/09/05/boohoo-share-price-sits-and-waits-for-october-3/

A SP drop on every occasion in the past couple of years when results are released. Time to break out to 41p?

Https://chainstoreage.com/global-fashion-retailer-boohoo-provides-ai-based-targeted-offers

AI is this years thing. Utilisation of AI to push products in all markets.

A day of opportunities to average down / load up or in case you follow Pedro61, sell & wait for the low 20s to appear.

Personally I think a small bounce is due.

Order book is looking well priced & set out.

Today was a bad start but with a good finish.

GLA.

Https://www.fool.co.uk/2023/09/04/up-18-in-a-week-is-the-boohoo-share-price-set-to-rocket-again/

Music for Pyros

Https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/whats-on/shopping/boohoo-asos-new-look-selling-27647255

Can't see them catching on with the boys but fun to watch.

Buying & holding would be based on tried & testing methods of investing. It does require patience & a long lifespan.

Meanwhile in the pitbull world of trading, your investment price is torn to bits. Patting the little savages with good clean messages will keep the little savages scenting your tree.

Until some certainty & confidence returns to the financial market in the UK, piddles & co will be wagging their tails as your investment gets watered down. Dog eats dog world as I see & play it. Play safe & try not to look like a chewed toy.

A modest rise expected in the morning. Can't see SP rising past 39p for at least a few days.

Nothing wrong with psychopaths, they come from all corners, religion, political, poetry, single agendas & house maids.

Moving ads are better.

https://www.tiktok.com/@.amberlouise/video/7271983244860493089

All ads up I guess.

How about 20 problems for customers, PP1?

https://vue.ai/blog/ai-in-retail/ecommerce-challenges-in-2021/

Customers on a low budget often have inferior devices for online shopping & you will always loose them. Perhaps if some high street stores had online shopping terminals where you could order & later receive your goods may open up a few extra sales. If everything is virtual, then it is not really there, like us virtual beings 👔👳‍♀️👨👴👨‍🦳👲👼👵

Being super positive, today looks like a 38.4p finish. No volume.

Needs a spark - how about SCB in an air balloon?

Personally prefer a pool of jelly fish for them to jump in to. The reward for failure.

Can Mosman survive? Maybe, but gonna require a cash raise & who from?

SP going junk without another RNS.