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Good finish overall. Always keep in mind Drahi - he saw something valuable in BT at £2.85ish.... he's still very much in the background!!!!

Pokerchips - so so true!!!! For examples AIB bank shares went down from £4.40 to £0.80 based on the quarter of the shares that were traded. The other three quarters were owned by the government and not traded... so one quarter of the shares drove the price down over 80 percent. Beyond the twilight zone!

markets go up and down. I bought BT at 1.01 and sold at 2.03. I'm back in at 1.39. WTFDIK?

Drahi bought 12% of it for £1.86. Based on what you said, he must be stupid. BT is really more likely to be split or bought out. vod is good for dividend.

Bought £100k Bt. Have 4 stocks now and thats it for now.

I'm back into Vodafone - £40k. Too cheap for all thqt free cash flow.

Toffa - well - thats not always true. Some stocks reach a low at a certain point. BT is far oversold given the value of Openreach alone . Drahi wouldn't have paid £1.86 for these shares unless he thought it was worth at least that. This is truly oversold

Topped up another £25k. Holding £100k. My holding is 4 times larger than wheb I held this last year. Too cheap!

Big momentum now!

Bought another £25k; £150k in this now. The fall has been too much or such a short period of time!

Bought £75k of shares - too cheap by far!

God awful company. I got out at £4.10. worth nothing with all of that $4 billion debt

Mcro is heading one way... down!

Net assets of Boohoo in 2017 - <£100 million. Net assets in 2021 - < £500 million, a growth of 500%. Rapidly expanding and carrying little debt.

I don't understand people engaging with some of the more negative misleading posts. The business case for Boohoo is simple - people talk abourlt a rebound of bricks and mortar. Take a look at Belfast Royal Avenue... there is nothing to rebound - the shopping centre is months from closure and more online opps as a result. Bricks and mortar businesses have colossal debt - many teetering on the brink of closure. Generally spending has increased across the board - I know I have spent about three times as much as last year - so both online and bricks and mortar expanding. However, the price gaps have widened considerably; thats why online will keep winning. Boohoo is far too cheap for the amount of progress it has made in the last 5 years. A serious bargain and no brainer.

Only buying oversold stocks... bad habit - but taking an educated punt.

Been watching and following boohoo for years never thought I could get in under £2. Too many positives which outweigh the transitory negatives

Loads of bickering on here and people exchanging insults at each other. I'm just interested in buying a stock at a value price with great growth potential. I've timed 80% of my buys well in the last 2 years and have made 6 figure profits. I buy when others are afraid. Made 5 figure profits on at lwast 10 shares in the last year alone. Good luck to people listening to guff on here. Problems in the market are transitory ones. Seriously cheap at this price.

Has anyone seen the price of clothes in the shops? Iam a 44 year old and I have never bought anything online in terms of clothes till this year. Online retailers are definitely cleaning up. If I have stopped shopping on the high street - how many more have?

Bought £125k of these in total. Still an excellent growth stock... they will clean up the market - people are price conscious and this will be their go to clothes shopping