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Sj74 - it looks to me like you bought these shares at a much hoigher price and have losses

Simon so sorry the net loss of £248m is the ttm -

Yes Herekittykitty I got carried away with Boohoo. I didn't allow myself to see Shein as the threat it was to Boohoo.

Fortunately I got out and made profit from my Boohoo shares. I could have doubled my profit on Boohoo if I got out earlier and didn't allow my greed to get carried away.

This is what happens to all of us on here, we allow greed to take over when investing in shares is all about minimising your losses and minimising your losses on any gains you've made.

Hence why I try my best to help others learn too.

I know people won't believe this because greed is what drives people. There are people who have learnt from this and try their best to helps others to learn too.

GLA

Yes Simon, that is Stockopedia figures that trading to date is a £248m net loss.

May I suggest you subscribe to Stockopedia and see what you think for yourself.

It costs me £500 a year for access to all UK and US shares research, figures, etc. on Stockopedia. It helps you not to invest in shares because of greed and therefore is great for minimising yoru losses.

Crafty - it's called trying to educate people like yourself who have lost loads of money on shares to learn to minimise their losses.

I know people like yourself are selfish and only think of themselves hence all the ramping on THG.

There are people like myself who try their best to help you minimise their losses.

Subscribe to something like Stockopedia and this will help you greatly to minimise your losses.

I subscribe to Stockopedia and have done for many years for about £500 a year which gives me access to all UK and US shares research, figures, etc., by Stockopedia.

Everyone needs expert help when it comes to investing in shares.

None of us are experts and we all need help to make sure we minimise our losses.

Shares are all about minimising your losses, people get carried away with greed and invest in the wrong shares.

Look at the post below who sold his Rolls Royce shares for £1.50 to buy THG at a much higher price than now for THG because of greed. This is where research companies like Stockopedia help you not to make such mistakes.

GLA

The London Stock Exchange don't allow buys and sells to be recorded so websites like this one which is London South East have to guess by the bid/ask price if a trade was a buy or sell.

Hence why you can't trust the buys or sells' trades on any websites.

Those figures are from Stockopedia.

I have subscribed to Stockopedia for many years and find their estimates on companies work out really well.

I can't believe people who invest don't subscribe to the likes of Stockopedia or some research company.

I pay £500 a year for Stockopedia and it's well worth it.

When you're investing your money, you need expertise to help you, otherwise, you make bad decisions with your money.

Bulletin boards are not the place to make your investment decisions..

They're full of too many people who have lost money on shares.

I don't short, it's too risky for me. I'm not interested in buying these shares.

Those figures are from Stockopedia.

I have subscribed to Stockopedia for many years and find their estimates on companies work out really well.

I can't believe people who invest don't subscribe to the likes of Stockopedia or some research company.

I pay £500 a year for Stockopedia and it's well worth it.

When you're investing your money, you need expertise to help you, otherwise, you make bad decisions with your money.

Bulletin boards are not the place to make your investment decisions..

They're full of too many people who have lost money on shares.

Those figures are from Stockopedia.

I have subscribed to Stockopedia for many years and find their estimates on companies work out really well.

I can't believe people who invest don't subscribe to the likes of Stockopedia or some research company.

I pay £500 a year for Stockopedia and it's well worth it.

When you're investing your money, you need expertise to help you, otherwise, you make bad decisions with your money.

Bulletin boards are not the place to make your investment decisions..

They're full of too many people who have lost money on shares.

Southcoastbather has lost money on Boohoo, Asos, Revolution Beauty and does nothing but ramp these shares.

Hence why he can't allow my posts go by without a jibe.

Asos - Revenue fy2021 was £3,911, fy2022 was £3,937m, fy 2023 was £3,538m, to present expected to be £3,197m, fy2024 expected to be £3,151m, fy2025 expected to be £3,356m

Boohoo - Revenue fy2022 was £1,983m, fy2023 was £1,769m, fy2024 was £1,461m, fy2025 is expected to be £1,472m, fy2026 is expected to be £1,551m

Revolution Beauty - Revenue fy2024 was £191m, fy2025 is expected to be £179m, fy2026 is expected to be £197m, long, long way from so called £1bn growth target revenue for 2030.

THG - Revenue fy2022 was £2,239m, fy2023 was £2,045m, fy2024 is expected to be £2,103m, fy2025 is expected to be £2,246m

Not exactly growing businesses

Asos - Revenue fy2021 was £3,911, fy2022 was £3,937m, fy 2023 was £3,538m, to present expected to be £3,197m, fy2024 expected to be £3,151m, fy2025 expected to be £3,356m

Boohoo - Revenue fy2022 was £1,983m, fy2023 was £1,769m, fy2024 was £1,461m, fy2025 is expected to be £1,472m, fy2026 is expected to be £1,551m

Revolution Beauty - Revenue fy2024 was £191m, fy2025 is expected to be £179m, fy2026 is expected to be £197m, long, long way from so called £1bn growth target revenue for 2030.

THG - Revenue fy2022 was £2,239m, fy2023 was £2,045m, fy2024 is expected to be £2,103m, fy2025 is expected to be £2,246m

Not exactly growing businesses

Asos - Revenue fy2021 was £3,911, fy2022 was £3,937m, fy 2023 was £3,538m, to present expected to be £3,197m, fy2024 expected to be £3,151m, fy2025 expected to be £3,356m

Boohoo - Revenue fy2022 was £1,983m, fy2023 was £1,769m, fy2024 was £1,461m, fy2025 is expected to be £1,472m, fy2026 is expected to be £1,551m

Revolution Beauty - Revenue fy2024 was £191m, fy2025 is expected to be £179m, fy2026 is expected to be £197m, long, long way from so called £1bn growth target revenue for 2030.

THG - Revenue fy2022 was £2,239m, fy2023 was £2,045m, fy2024 is expected to be £2,103m, fy2025 is expected to be £2,246m

Not exactly growing businesses

Asos - net loss fy 2024 expected to be £140m and fy 2025 net loss expected to be £24m. Net loss at present for Asos is expected to have increased to £248m

Boohoo - net loss fy2024 Boohoo of £138m, net loss fy2025 expected to be £25m and for fy 2026 net loss expected to be £12m

Revolution Beauty - made a net profit of £10.7m for fy 2024, net profit of £2.95m is expected for fy 2025 and net profit of £3.95m is expected for fy 2026

THG - net loss fy2023 for THG of £248m, net loss for fy 2022 was £548m, net loss of £103m is expected for fy2024 and net loss of £73.4m for fy 2025

Losses may be decreasing for Asos, Boohoo, THG, they are not growing businesses.

Revolution Beauty’s profit is an extremely small profit, also not a growing business.

Asos - net loss fy 2024 expected to be £140m and fy 2025 net loss expected to be £24m. Net loss at present for Asos is expected to have increased to £248m

Boohoo - net loss fy2024 Boohoo of £138m, net loss fy2025 expected to be £25m and for fy 2026 net loss expected to be £12m

Revolution Beauty - made a net profit of £10.7m for fy 2024, net profit of £2.95m is expected for fy 2025 and net profit of £3.95m is expected for fy 2026

THG - net loss fy2023 for THG of £248m, net loss for fy 2022 was £548m, net loss of £103m is expected for fy2024 and net loss of £73.4m for fy 2025

Losses may be decreasing for Asos, Boohoo, THG, they are not growing businesses.

Revolution Beauty’s profit is an extremely small profit, also not a growing business.

Asos - net loss fy 2024 expected to be £140m and fy 2025 net loss expected to be £24m. Net loss at present for Asos is expected to have increased to £248m

Boohoo - net loss fy2024 Boohoo of £138m, net loss fy2025 expected to be £25m and for fy 2026 net loss expected to be £12m

Revolution Beauty - made a net profit of £10.7m for fy 2024, net profit of £2.95m is expected for fy 2025 and net profit of £3.95m is expected for fy 2026

THG - net loss fy2023 for THG of £248m, net loss for fy 2022 was £548m, net loss of £103m is expected for fy2024 and net loss of £73.4m for fy 2025

Losses may be decreasing for Asos, Boohoo, THG, they are not growing businesses.

Revolution Beauty’s profit is an extremely small profit, also not a growing business.

Beware bulletin boards because the posters on them hype their shares where they've usually bought them at a higher price and have losses.

They won't face or admit in any way their own mistakes on buying and holding such shares. Think about cine, superdry, amigo and many others.

Stockopedia to which I subscribe has Asos, Revb, Thg and Boohoo as bankruptcy risks.

I also subscribe to Investing.com, they too have them as huge risk shares.

Beware the hype on bulletin boards, if you want to minimise your losses on shares.

Always remember Cine, Superdry, Amigo, and so many more.

Yes, exactly, why I didn't put it on the Boohoo board.

Beware bulletin boards because the posters on them hype their shares where they've usually bought them at a higher price and have losses.

They won't face or admit in any way their own mistakes on buying and holding such shares. Think about cine, superdry, amigo and many others.

Stockopedia to which I subscribe has Asos, Revb, Thg and Boohoo as bankruptcy risks.

I also subscribe to Investing.com, they too have them as huge risk shares.

Beware the hype on bulletin boards, if you want to minimise your losses on shares.

Selling Put Options means you obligate yourself to do what you wanted to do anyway- buy the stock if it dips.

The investor that buys the option from you now has the choice, but not the obligation, to decide to sell you the shares at the strike price on or before the expiration date.

As the seller, you have the obligation to buy them at the strike price if she decides to exercise the option to sell them to you.

It looks like you are buying the shares from the person who bought your put options and not from the market.

I thought the shares had to be held somewhere, otherwise, how can someone who sells put options own the voting rights.

Be aware Softbank got stuffed on MM's hype about Ingenuity. Softbank ended up losing £450m when they sold their THG shares.

Never assume because someone's a Non-Exec Director or Funds have bought shares in companies that you'll be alright.

These people make huge mistakes too.

The only people who really know what's going on day to day are the CEO/CFO and in Boohoo's case Executive Chairman Kamani.

Umar Kamani has a large holding in Kelso. Plus the founder of Kelso was corporate broker to Boohoo in the past.

Are they thinking ahead for THG to go into administration and pick it up? Or is MM thinking of administration and he'll pick it up on the cheap.

You have to be so careful with shares and always be on your guard to being stuffed by the founder/ceo or any others.