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A stream of positives should get the NASDAQ voracious for stock. Think might have to buy some more whilst sub £3.00 as can see £4.00 plus on the cards very short term. Added to yesterday as well. Just gotta ride the wave. Best to all holders, especially long term but our wait should now prove worth the pain. Much pleasure to be had from here.

Already have a stack but would be silly not to make it bigger. Looking at £5-6 short term possibly end of week, early next. Think fireworks when US opens. Best to all.

Second that completely Arsenal. The London Stock Exchange is the sick man, laggard and probably one of the most rigged of all global exchanges. No wonder then it is no longer trusted, derided and dying. There are many companies listed on the LSE who would do much better listing in the US instead. I believe Boohoo and a few others are headed Stateside and frankly would love to see a mass exodus of companies currently listed over here moving over to US listings.

From the RNS...As a Group we are committed to implementing our agenda for change that will help us on our journey TO LEAD THE FASHION E-COMMERCE MARKET GLOBALLY, and look forward to providing further regular updates on our progress in due course."

That's a bold statement to make. The kind of statement you do not make without solid foundations and a solid, proven plan. They are strengthening the foundations to build their business on rock. They already have a largely proven plan for growth TO LEAD THE FASHION E-COMMERCE MARKET GLOBALLY, which I believe now contains the meaning of ultimately leading this global fashion empire from the global epicentre of e-commerce, the US.

16.67% up now Mattyboy. I think BOO will be joining them sooner than we might think. It all points that way, especially with the American investors now on board. I'll stick my neck out and predict we'll get an announcement in the first quarter of next year. It simply makes good business sense and Kamani & Kane are good business people. They know it will give them a huge advantage. Absolutely no reason not to.

Yes, good seeing that. Have reluctantly reduced holding in another share I strongly believe in to increase holding in PRTC and MCRO. Haven't reduced my BOO though. Just added as can see a lot of positive news flowing out relatively shortly both in terms of trading and more US investment. When the penny really drops, the surge upwards will be rapid and I sense will stick this time instead of falling back. The real music to my ears though, would be a solid announcement re a NASDAQ listing.

Here's my reasoning Getitonsale, posted a few days ago...
Actually, it's just pure common sense but there's a distinct lack of it nowadays, hence the reason the FCA have been able to play the fiddle and Amigo have, until now, had to dance to their tune. Well, with GJ on board, this nonsense will cease. Absolute clarity will be sought and verified beyond any doubt from the FCA as to what is and what isn't acceptable and necessary going forward. This will be legally crawled over to make sure there are no get outs, no obfuscations, no misinterpretations, no room for mealy mouthed backtracking and snideness. This will remove uncertainty and create a safeguard against this sort of claims fiasco happening in the future. Then, with the decks clear, lending will recommence with surety and confidence from the airtight legal assurances sought and secured. The result...the sp will take off with a long vapour trail in it's wake, destination stratosphere. And so it should and already is, as those with insight have already perceived precisely this.

And the rest...

Some will be familiar with my thoughts on BOO going stateside and listing on NASDAQ for obvious reasons previously stated. You may also recall that I mentioned another company, Puretech, who had applied for a listing on NASDAQ due to what the CEO saw as very unfair value on the London market. Well, they went live today and lo and behold 12.83% increase straight off the bat. The CEO feels that London has undervalue the company by 100%. I and many others feel London has been diabolical in the extreme and estimate it has been held back by a much higher figure. It's looking like the yanks might agree and I strongly suspect that BOO is on the same boat with London and plans are afoot to follow in the steps of Puretech and a few others who are thinking of leaving the fallow pastures of London to the more fertile land across the pond. If BOO was listed on NASDAQ as of now, I believe we would be looking at a SP of at least £5.00, maybe £6.00. That's the value TRP & MS see in this company and more. Oh, and don't take my word for it, here's the link to Puretech on NASDAQ to check for yourselves...
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/prtc

OF GOLD, OIL & GRAPHITE! Not long to wait now all, our patience is about to be handsomely rewarded as a cup that will runneth full to overflowing with bounty!

I suppose the 2 US buy-ins don't count? And you talk about common sense? You?

Greed might not like it but he's a spent force, finished now.

It smells lovely and when it's ready will taste divine. Shouldn't be long now all.

Sell and you may well find that you can't get back in again for anywhere the price sold at. Obviously, makes perfect sense to me to buy on any dips because most of the indications are this is going only one way overall (minus the odd dips) and that's up.

Actually, it's just pure common sense but there's a distinct lack of it nowadays, hence the reason the FCA have been able to play the fiddle and Amigo have, until now, had to dance to their tune. Well, with GJ on board, this nonsense will cease. Absolute clarity will be sought and verified beyond any doubt from the FCA as to what is and what isn't acceptable and necessary going forward. This will be legally crawled over to make sure there are no get outs, no obfuscations, no misinterpretations, no room for mealy mouthed backtracking and snideness. This will remove uncertainty and create a safeguard against this sort of claims fiasco happening in the future. Then, with the decks clear, lending will recommence with surety and confidence from the airtight legal assurances sought and secured. The result...the sp will take off with a long vapour trail in it's wake, destination stratosphere. And so it should and already is, as those with insight have already perceived precisely this.

One of the only criticisms I have about Boo is the lack of positive PR. They have so many positives to shout about there could be an almost constant stream of bright and encouraging news to support and grow the sp. I know the fundamentals speak for themselves at a certain level and the sp will come to reflect this but I see no harm in blowing ones own trumpet, especially when theres lots of good tunes to play.

Ummm, what does that say? Still be rolling your shirt sleeves up for the Pfizer vaccine?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB123535050056344903

Ummm, what does that say? Still be rolling your shirt sleeves up?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB123535050056344903

Vaccine or no vaccine, it will matter very little, if at all to Boos continued growth. High street retail is now practically dead for all intents and purposes and will remain so. The govt have phuct it good and proper. The human machine is ruled by habituation. It takes approx 30 days to establish a new habit (and a lot longer to get rid of one). The younger the brain, the more plasticity, the more susceptible to habit formation. Boos young and relatively young shoppers have had over 6 months to imprint and hardwire their online shopping habits so they will be virtually ineradicable. With the vaccine (which hasn't yet been fully validated and still might not be for months, years etc, but we all know how the media love to lie - don't let the truth stand in the way of a good story) it may slow growth slightly once lockdown finishes in regards to people not being inside at home as much, but then there's mobile plus the added buying motivation of going out more to show off the new clothes which they'll keep on buying and which we'll all see evidence of with the next figures. Todays sp drop is just another nonsensical over reaction. So boringly predictable I'll have to buy even more.

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