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I thought they did, trying to copy Holister's surf vibe. I've never been a fan of this brand especially those Bench clothing replica's. But each to there own. I did like the idea of Graphene tech clothing, that be a real nice direction. Functional clothing with super conductive properties applicable in different scenarios, but that would mean its no longer a fashion brand!

Was it 2 years ago he was opening 2 new store's there and talking about releasing a Graphene clothing range?

Who's panic selling/buying today here?

I'm tempted not tempted as I keep losing my chips!

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Or panic buying at dirty cheap! Do you think we can get back to 300p in the next 12months?

Yeah press release official. Like a numpty I've topped up anyway. May as well as I'm already at a total loss now since the cash raise last year!

'Sky noted persistent speculation that Dunkerton, who owns roughly a quarter of Superdry's shares, would seek to take the company private. Just under a year ago, he appointed Interpath Advisory, a restructuring firm, to draw up cost-cutting plans for the business.'

Yeah this stock is over in my opinion.

He has already started blaming Candy stores opening along the Oxford St for the failiure of his flagship store! Wonder if any other flagship stores have same gripes. What other excuses will come?

I saw MrWhosTheBoss wearing it in one his review videos ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIEbMsOm-Uo

Still some to go. will it pass lower as well as we enter 2024?

Big announcement on 30th Nov

https://clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/88E/02746111.pdf

But we can still buy right? Lol

Went to Westfield London city and saw a SDRY store so had a quck wander and it was buzzing... compared to a summertime visit to flagship store Oxford st where it was so opposite, I thought they had employed crickets to hide in the fake plants :D

Thats odd. Every where else it says price cut from '3,600p to 3,050p' . Just that publication says its cut to '2,550p from 2,750p'

If buyers commit, then maybe it's possible. But I predict 80-90p. Best case scenario 1.2p

I originally bought in at 1.6p with hope for 3p or more. I was mistaken.

This one has broken the pandemic floor... but still has potential... my concern is when JD makes a statement saying oxford st needs to sort it self out..lots of candy stores opening etc... I used to work on Oxford St and it has never had any real appeal... but the type of shoppers have maybe changed now, those who prefer there XXL size and candy stores! If it considers itself above Oxford st location then move to a Bond street one or Covent Garden, where the hipsters still potter about!

I'm noticing the buy price to be slightly under the offer value. Is this normal? Does this mean it will drop more?

nice AF23! :D

The Greidinger family's stake, around a fifth of Cineworld's stock that it owns through a family trust, is likely to be wiped out along with that of other shareholders and unsecured creditors when the bankruptcy process completes, the report said.

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