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Go get a life you people. You've lost hundreds of thousands on Boohoo shares and you're on here calling out others. What a waste of everybody's time on here.
WeeWee - please filter us, we're sick of your nonsense.
WeeWee - you f*ck off, you're just a nuisance on here and nothing else. Bought Boohoo shares at 50p and think you 're an expert.
Guess what, you're not.
WeeWee - you see what I mean. You know nothing because you're too lazy to find out and want someone else to tell you. Go do your own homework for a change.
Keep on losing your money, never admit any mistakes, never learn anything. This is what bad investors do.
WeeWee - the point is you don't know it all, you think you know it all and that's the worst type of person.
Stop wasting everybody's time with all your tripe.
You are a joke. There is no way Mahmud Kamani and Mike Ashley will ever work together.
You've lost loads of money and you're scrambling at anything at all that might get back your money back
You've lost it and you'll continue to lose it, if you don't learn from your mistakes.
WeeWee - once a know all, always a know all. You waste my time completely.
What a joke? Strategic partnership between Mahmud Kamani and Mike Ashley. They'd kill each other if they were put in the same room together.
You need to understand these peoples' personalities and characters. The fact you don't, shows a total lack of reading, researching about them.
You waste everybody's time on here.
Still a fantasist. You'll never learn until you've lost all your money and even then it won't be your mistake, you'll blame someone else.
People who can't admit their own mistakes, learn from them, sadly pay a huge cost.
Looks like you're already paying a huge cost for your mistakes.
Denial is never a good option for anything.
And you need to look at the reality.
They've got shares in Next, Mulberry, Hugo Boss, ASOS, Boohoo, AO World, Currys and many more. What do you think the strategic plan is for all of these?
Frasers have already bought a load of acquisitions from JD Sports recently. They're looking to sell Missguided to Shein.
Do some reading and research about Frasers instead of living in some fantasy universe.
Amazing how it is who cares about the brokers when their target price is 19p or 25p, however if their target price was 50p or 75p the brokers would be brilliant.
Can't you see your own fantasies in not being able to see the reality of what's happening to Boohoo.
Loads and loads of online competition, people are buying at shops now and not online, hence why Marks and Spencers are doing well and not Boohoo.
Cost of living woes is hitting the poorest and it's the poorest hwo shop at Boohoo. Boohoo have already stated the cost of living is hitting them badly and their customers are only interested in price.
Any costs Boohoo can reduce will go into reducing their prices again. Boohoo have already reduced their prices and there's still no turnaround.
There's unlikely to be a turnaround until at least end of year 2026, i.e. 28 February 2026.
Nearly 3 years and it's going to be a bumpy ride for the Boohoo share price.
Barclays have come out with a profit for Boohoo of £6m for end of year 2025 and £26m for end of year 2026. Boohoo have already stated debt will rise to about £70m for end of year 2024.
Boohoo are going to have to use more and more of the revolving credit facility of £325m to survive for the next 3 years and possibly longer.
When will you ever learn that you're wrong?
More fantasy. Mike Ashley has got a strategic plan. You'll believe anything, convince yourself of anything.
Turnaround hasn't happened and it may never happen.
You've got it badly wrong holders for Boohoo shares.
Admit it to yourself and learn from your mistakes, otherwise, you're going to lose more and more money.
Get out of the fantasy, you've been in your fantasies about Boohoo for too long.
Try to see the reality, declining revenue, declining active customers, declining profits, rising debts.
If you didn't already hold Boohoo, would you buy it?
If you've any sense, then the answer is no.
Mike Ashley has lost millions and millions on Boohoo. Do you want to follow him and lose your money too?
When the holders learn they've got it wrong yet again?
They were wrong about the interim results. Guidance down for revenue to 12% to 17% for 28 February 2024 when it was supposed to be flat to 5%.
Try to be realistic about Boohoo.
Mike Ashley is not buying out Boohoo. He's already lost millions on the Boohoo shares he's bought and no doubt will lose more millions.
The problem for boohoo is the good weather so they've got stocks of Autumn/Winter clothes and good weather. Guess what needs to be done they'll have to put them on sale to get rid of them.
BRC is seen by ASOS as the best figures for online.
I think with about 5.5m in volume today. It's probably novice investors who haven't done their homework on Boohoo and followed Mike Ashley blindly into these.
They'll learn sadly that Boohoo is not a share to buy and hold.
RBC cuts boohoo price target to 25 (35) pence - 'underperform'
What a surprise? Considering Boohoo's revenue is declining, active customers are declining, profits are declining, debts are rising.
Going to be a tough Christmas for ASOS and Boohoo.
(Alliance News) - UK retail sales increased last month, data on Tuesday showed, though purchases of big-ticket items fell, as consumers continue to grapple with cost of living pressures.
According to the latest British Retail Consortium-KPMG tracker, UK retail sales rose 2.7% on-year in September. Growth slowed from 4.1% in August.
The latest reading was in line with the three-month average growth rate, but lagged the 12-month average climb of 4.2%.
"Sales growth in September slowed as the high cost of living continues to bear down on households. Big ticket items such as furniture and electricals performed poorly as consumers limited spending in the face of higher housing, rental and fuel costs. The Indian summer also meant sales of autumnal clothing, knitwear and coats, have yet to materialise," BRC Chief Executive Helen Dickinson said.
Food sales increased 7.4% on-year over the three months to September, though non-food sales decreased 1.2%.
Dickinson added: "With sales volumes down, growth has been artificially boosted by high inflation over the last two years. As inflation eases, so too will longer-term sales growth prospects. The coming months are crucial for retailers as they enter the 'golden quarter' and they're investing heavily to support customers and bring prices down."
British Retail Consortium (BRC) figures are considered more useful to the likes of Boohoo and ASOS.
You do care hence why you're on here spouting all the time NMW1969.
You think because you got it right once with Boohoo's share price you're going to get it right again.
Go watch the Boohoo presentation and read all of the RNS for the interim results.
Stop wasting everybody's time on here.