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Assisted by their note producing accomplices, of course and we know who they are. Did someone say buy and burn those shorts? Oh, alright then. Count me in!

Can't be bothered or intentional Mark? Or intentionally can't be bothered? I think if a single word of truth were to issue forth from Barclays, the whole organisation would implode from the shock of it.

yeah, and whilst it's gaining that whopping great interest rate, rest easy in the knowledge that it's being devalued by circa 20% per annum. Out of the Banks and into BTC or ARB!

Just following on from all the commentary that ARB will list on NAS. Apart from the obvious, in that it obviously has to because it makes obvious sense, did anyone else notice in the recent update video, I think it may have been Peters explanation of the land / processing deal in Texas or could have been one before it, he mentioned having a dual listing and then 'corrected' himself and said OTC. Freudian slip perhaps? Who else noticed it? Telling you, ARB is headed for NAS and with that in mind I'm stocking up because when it does, well, you know what's in store good people.

Callapos,

Sorry to disappoint you but your assumption is incorrect. I check in from time to time to see if there has been any developments that might make me reassess. Unfortunately, there haven't been. Just more of the same. Not a case of...I told you so. The actuality is that I would not like to see anyone else stitched up like a kipper by a couple of old duffers who exercise too much influence over a company which stands zero chance in the brutally competitive world of online fashion without the marketing oomph required to dominate their niches and grow.

Spurned the opportunity to learn something - what? That it's all fair, rosey and a level playing field with everyone playing by the book? That MMs, Banks and Institutions don't have the upper hand over PIs? Come on man, you'll be telling me the President of The European Central Bank isn't a convicted criminal next.

Jump in? Better places to put your money. Too much influence and control from a couple of OAPs with no real handle on what it takes to really make it online. Reluctance to sanction sufficient marketing spend to fuel online growth. Brown will get slaughtered in their own marketplace by more online savvy operators. Still want to jump in?

A few things:
-That is illegal - ha! Like Barclays haven't been caught doing illegal things before - errrr, Libor and the rest?
-The FCA etc - ha! Clueless (and if not clueless, complicit), toothless, useless, need I go on.
-That would immediately have their licence revoked - ha! Really, the FCA would revoke Barclays licence? Deary, deary me. The big banks and financial institutions OWN the FCA. The FCA dance to their tune, not the other way around.
-Finally, MMs don't manipulate and work in concert with their various paymasters? - ha! If only. Utter rubbish!

That'd rattle 'em and the share price...what's the saying? To the mooooooooon!

You can multiply that multifold if you care to compare against the likes of Snowflake and the other one, I forget the name. Anyways, here we go...we have lift off!

ANALyst Greg Lawless, frankly, doesn't have a clue. He questions the bandwith? JL ran the behemoth that is Primark. Boo have the perfect combination of gritty entrepreneurial gusto, precision market awareness and top flight management. So Lawless really doesn't have a clue, plus it's Shore Crapital so that says it all. Now, thankfully, some analysts do know their onions which appear not to be blighted by petty biases predicated on a screaming obsession with ESG issues. Step forward Kate Hardcastle who clearly knows her stuff...

She agrees Dorothy Perkins had become dull and tired, but says if any company can bring it to life, it's Boohoo: "Look at what it's done with Karen Millen. Who would have thought the last word in fast fashion could have taken on Karen Millen, and Coast, and reinvigorated them.

"They've proved they can reinvigorate and they do that by knowing their customer.

"Coast now looks nothing like what it did - gone are the big flowery ball gowns -they've listened to their customers and found they didn't want that after all.

"Boohoo management have the skill. They were market traders and they were able to take their direct-to-consumer relationship attitude to online. If you know how to do that with one set of customers, you can do it with others."

Completely agree. Who needs frenemies like that? House brokers? House jokers more like!

Nope, me neither. AJB are a sack of sheight! In the process of moving more over to II.

I'll just buy some more, either way and that means ARB as well. Some of the shrewdest billionaires and institutional investors on the planet aren't aren't investing and holding for nothing. Too much momentum now. Blockchain and the foundation that is Bitcoin are an unstoppable express train now and I fully concur that the run has barely even started. As big a revolution as anything that has come before it? The more you research, the more you'll see, this is the future unfolding before our very eyes. Who wouldn't want to be a part of it!

As of now, never mind with VOR and Vedanta. Grossly undervalued but not for much longer with the Invesco release. Onwards and upwards.

Just bought more BTC and matched it with ARB as firmly believe they are due a major re-rate and even more so when listed on NAS.

Peter Wall is no doubt already on the case and the sooner the application is put in, the quicker this criminal manipulation by the MMs in London will be behind us. 7% spread is a joke.

About time there was an announcement to that effect.

That's right, NON of the recent news has been priced in. Without the news, by rights, it should have still reached these levels and higher on the back of the BTC rise alone. The UK market just doesn't get it, or does but insists on it's usual manipulation and suppression. Sooner this gets listed on NAS the better.

Should have been easily above £1.00 today and held but no, fun and games in London put paid to that. If you need any more evidence that the UK market is skewed against you, I don't know what to suggest, except invest directly in BTC too. I'm sure ARB will have its value fully reflected as we're under the good stewardship of a man who knows his onions and the suppression of the sp will not go unnoticed by him, nor will it be appreciated. Plans will be afoot to redress this. Nasdaq listing on the cards if not already in the planning.