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Jamess - so sorry you've bought Asos at a higher price and have lost loads of money.

If you had subscribed to Stockopedia or Research Tree or both, you wouldn't have these losses.

Upcoming Events for REVB

Friday, September 27th 2024

Revolution Beauty Group PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting

Monday, November 11th 2024

Half Year 2025 Revolution Beauty Group PLC Earnings Release

FWIW

Tuesday, October 1st 2024

Half Year 2025 Boohoo Group PLC Earnings Release

Another reason for subscribing to the likes of Stockopedia - quick access to earnings release dates for companies.

Wednesday, October 30th 2024

Full Year 2024 ASOS PLC Earnings Release

Looks like Asos full year results for fy2024 won't be released until Wednesday 30 October 2024.

These results are from 1 September 2023 to 31 August 2024 - two months to wait to see them.

Simon - the ttm is not anticipated. It's a real figure. The forecast for fy2024 is an estimate.

Boohoo is most likely being walked down to zero so the Kamanis can buy it out of administration

Asos and Boohoo are no longer growth companies nor growing profitable companies.

Too much competition now for both companies.

Boohoo and Asos are expected to make net losses for fy 2024 and fy 2025.

This is why you need to pay for expert advice and information like Stockopedia so you're able to see all the figures in front of you and get access to loads of information.

You don't get this from free information.

Always remember CEOs talk up the business so never take what they say as gospel. They are talking them up for their own benefit, higher salary or next job or bonus shares or whatever. Never trust anything a CEO says.

Subscribing to the likes of Stockopedia or Research Tree or both is the best investment you'll ever make.

You need to be looking for shares with growing revenue, growing customers and growing profit. Some people work on free cash flow which for me is hogwash.

Work on the realities of a business. Is the revenue growing in every region it sells? Is the net profit growing in every region it sells? Are customers growing in every region it sells? This is the type of business you want, growing revenue, growing customers, growing net profits in every region.

Never, never average down on shares because it is throwing good money at bad shares.

Simon - the ttm will be to end of July. This doesn't mean it's not right.

Be aware that the CEO and the CFO have already warned in the Revolution Beauty RNS that this is not a going concern because it has very strict covenants associated with its revolving credit facility.

Boohoo is most likely being walked down to zero so the Kamanis can buy it out of administration.

These two companies are no longer growth companies nor growing profitable companies.

Too much competition now for both companies.

REVB made a profit of about £11m from cost cutting. It is expected to make a profit of £3m for next final year and about £4m for the following final year. Its revenue is dropping and it will never get to a revenue of £1bn by 20230.

Boohoo are expected to make a net loss for fy 2024 and fy 2025.

This is why you need to pay for expert advice and information like Stockopedia so you're able to see all the figures in front of you and get access to loads of information.

You don't get this from free information.

Always remember CEOs talk up the business so never take what they say as gospel. They are talking up for their own benefit, higher salary or next job or bonus shares or whatever. Never trust anything a CEO says.

Subscribing to the likes of Stockopedia or Research Tree or both is the best investment you'll ever make.

You need to be looking for shares with growing revenue and growing profit. Some people work on free cash flow which for me is hogwash. Work on the realities of a business. Is the revenue growing in every region it sells? Is the net profit growing in every region it sells? Are customers growing in every region it sells? This is the type of business you want, growing revenue, growing customers, growing net profits in every region.

Never, never average down on shares because it is throwing good money at bad shares.

Crafty and dpw still desperate.

Beware of posters ramping this share. They have bought at a higher price and have huge losses.

Never, never, average down on shares because you're throwing good money at bad shares.

THG has too much competition on beauty and nutrition. Ingenuity gets small contracts from bits of a business that can't be bothered to do it themselves.

Even Softbank were stuffed on Ingenuity and sold their THG shares at a loss of £450m.

THG ipo'd at £5 because of CEO's hype about Ingenuity. Be extremely cautious on anything the CEO says about THG.

Recovery shares can never make it out of recovery. THG has never made a profit so stay clear of this share.

More desperation dpw, you must have loads of losses on THG.

Another tactic to use is to confuse the message.

Seen them all dpw.

Go pay for some expert advice and you may learn to minimise your losses, maybe not.

It's your losses, not mine, thankfully.

That's not Stockopedia's analysts. That's external analysts.

You're so desperate Crafty, it ekes out of every post.

Sadly, you'll probably never learn until you've lost everything and even then you may never learn.

Stop ramping this share every day, day in, day out trying to lure unsuspecting posters into buying this share.

Pay fpr stockopedia's detailed analysis on shares like THG and you might learn just in time to save some of your hard earned losses.

Desperation stinks in every one of your posts on here.

Anyone who runs down my posts are sitting on large losses in this share and are desperate to get them back by ramping and ramping this share to unsuspecting posters.

THG is a bad investment. Too much competition for beauty and nutrition. Ingenuity has small bits of companies only. It is small bits of companies where the companies can't be bothered to do it themselves, like Frasers, Australia Region only. Find the sign ups and read them.

Stop deluding yourself and everyone else on here.

I'm sorry you've lost loads of money on THG, however, you have to learn you're not an expert on shares and you need paid for expert advice otherwise you'll keep losing more and more of your hard earned money.

It's your choice. It's not my money thankfully.

Simply google Stockopedia and don't pay any attention to the rampers on here who have lost loads and loads of their hard earned money.

Stop thinking you know everything and start subscribing to expertise which will help you minimise your losses.

I subscribe to Investing.com for US and UK shares and to research tree for UK shares.

My investments in these are well worth every penny.

Free advice/information is never enough to minimise your losses.

Stop being stubborn and start looking after your hard earned money.

You're so desperate Crafty.

You must never rely on one piece of anything that suits your agenda hence why you need to subscribe to Stockopedia and get all the information.

It looks like you don't subscribe to Stockopedia and had free access to Analysts forecastsin Stockopedia.

This is the beauty of Stockopedia it gives you everything, their analysis and external Analysts forecasts.

If you subscribed then you would see Stockopedia's analysis which is detailed and gives you everything.

Stop clutching at straws.

Start subscribing before you lose even more money.

Stop thinking you're an expert when it's clear you are not.

None of us are experts hence why we need to subscribe to things like Stockopedia.

Anything you can get for free access is not enough

THG is a distressed company.

There is too much competition on beauty and nutrition.

Ingenuity gets small bits of a business like Frasers, L'Oreal, etc., and MM like you makes these contracts look great when they are only tiny.

Stop ramping this share daily and looking for straws to save your losses.

Subscribe to Stockopedia for less than £500 for access to UK shares research, figures, etc., and this will help you to minimise your losses.

Stop thinking you're an expert on shares when you're not.

Greed and fear of missing out lose you more and more money.

GLA

Crafty - the sum of THG business is not worth far more. It's worth what it is in the share price.

More straws because you're desperate at how much you've lost on THG shares and need to keep ramping them day in and day out.

There''s loads of competition on Beauty and Nutrition. Ingenuity gets small bits of a business which MM exploits to make it look like it's doing better than it is.

You fall for it.

Invest £500 to Stockopedia for access to all UK and US shares or even less for just UK shares and you'll learn how to minimise your losses.

You've lost loads of money and had you subscribed to Stockopedia, you wouldn't be in such a mess and so desperate.

Crafty - that's external analysts and not Stockopedia itself.

If you look at the rest of the information on Stockopedia it gives a totally different picture.

However when you're losing money on THG shares like yourself you look for any straw that might help you. These straws only lead to losing more money.

Greed and fear of missing out lead to losing more and more of your hard earned money.

Occulusprime - you have shares in Revolution Beauty and THG. You must have lost even more money.

No wonder you need to run down my posts.

Subscribe to Stockopedia and minimise your losses.

The beauty about Stockopdia, the posters are honest, they say they hold the shares and also if they're gaining or losing on the shares.

Unlike here where you have lost money on Revolution Beauty and THG shares and still ramp them.

You get much more from Stockopedia. Yahoo and Simply Wall Street are miniscule compared to what's available on Stockopedia.

You obviously haven't tried Stockopedia.

Hence why you're losing money on your Revolution Beauty shares and doing your best to ramp them.

Greed and fear of missing out are sure ways to lose money.

Thinking you're an expert without paid advice is another sure way to lose your hard earned money.

I pay £500 a year for Stockopedia and get access to all UK and US shares research, figures, etc.

You're a fool to yourself not subscribing to something like Stockopedia.

I would think you've lost more than £500 on your Revolution Beauty shares.

Think of the £500 as an investment on how to minimise your losses.

Always wait for a turnaround because it may never happen.

Minimising your losses is about waiting to make sure there is a turnaround.

Too many people on here buy when the share price has supposedly hit rock bottom to watch it go further down.

No-one knows where rock bottom can be so always wait for proof there is a turnaround.

To buy shares before proof of a turnaround is allowing greed to control your investing.

Greed is a sure way to lose money as is fear of missing out.

Sj74 - that's the beauty fo Stockopedia the contributers on there are honest, say if they hold or not, say if they're gaining or not.

The problem on bulletin boards is posters hide this information and don't reveal it because they're too busy ramping the shares where they have made losses.

Trailing 12 months (TTM) is the past trailing 12 consecutive months used for reporting financial figures and not a fiscal-year ending period.