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And they never will be Dan.
Be it cultural or generational or whatever, he just does not grasp fashion brand culture in our demographic.

Shorts dumping borrowed shares.
No more no less.

And when the sole falls off your cheapo Primark docs maybe consider buying a bit of quality instead.

Just does not grasp the fact that our demographic would not be seen dead in a Primark store or heavens forbid be seen by their peers in Primark clothing.
It may not be Indian culture but that is the way it is in the UK.Price is not the prime factor no matter how many times you say it is.

Melissa…he’s got £185m worth of shares.
Just how many does he need to buy?

Come on then Kallu…why is this so personal between you and Kamani?
Your persistent use of ‘Kameena’ says it is.
Is it his success in building a billion pound+ company that you despise?
Maybe it’s the ‘Kameena’s’ Western lifestyles?
I suspect you 2 have met on a business level and he dry humped you and you’re still sore.
Come on…what’s with the personal vendetta?

Filtered.

Who cares what you remember?

So on a red day it's all about today.
On a green day it's all about tomorrow.
Called it wrong yet again yesterday.
Used his other ID's to give himself 3 votes and declare himself 'king of the board' and incredibly actually believes it.
Been here longer than you moose,not that that means anything.
I vote you Dick of the Decade.

Mad Max was quiet today.Popped up as we came off peak at 13:00 and hysterically predicted Boo going red by close.Disappeared as quickly as he came.50p tomorrow Max?

It was not 10%
It was 9-9.5% to 6-7%.
So more Kallu mis-information.
5% is again just your deluded opinion.
Back on filter.

Much lower returns levels on loungewear.
PLT leisure wear up 285% since Xmas.

Britain’s retailers are experiencing an epidemic of shoplifting, fuelled by the economic downturn and organised crime gangs stealing valuable merchandise to order by travelling large distances to major shopping centres.

Theft from shops climbed to a nine-year high last year and the value of goods taken in each incident increased by nearly two thirds as retailers face a £511 million annual bill for criminality targeting their businesses, including rising online fraud and robbery.

The British Retail Consortium’s annual crime survey also exposes a lack of confidence in police to tackle theft from shops with more than 90 per cent of all shoplifting offences going unreported by store and prosecution rates of fraudsters considered “woeful”.

The sharp increase in theft by customers, which accounts for 82 per cent of all crime against stores, coincides with evidence of an increase in so-called “poverty crime” with food and alcohol being stolen in areas of high deprivation.

“yet another nail in the High Street's coffin”

ONS figures don’t lie.

Record levels of shoplifting affecting already tiny margins.Little security and low staffing levels as organised gangs target food and clothing.
Not good.

Roger Jenkins, GMB national officer, said: "These closures are devastating for Wilko workers and the communities who use them.
"It's yet another nail in the High Street's coffin and GMB calls on councils and landlords to review commercial leases and offer lower rents.
"Empty high streets and shopping centres are in no-one's interest and but with 400 shops a week closing, this is inevitable, unless the costs of premises can be reduced.

https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/uk-shopper-numbers-down-6-last-week-vs-previous-week-springboard-2022-01-10/

Well PI's are not selling generally at this level,the weak have already sold...as you say,volumes much reduced.
Algobots are selling to algobots and creating a disconnect between SP and company performance.But sooner or later those shorts are going to have to buy them back and if there is no volume then there'll be a squeeze.

Yes,4 bagger for investors like you and me Fira.
We know it.

Yeah...some of us positive ones.Haha.
2022 reflects what the company stated in the update.
I'm an investor not a day trader.
I'm looking out to 2027 when US and Euro distributions hubs are in place and growth/sales booming.