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If Boohoo could may be show some growth, then it may be an investment, even for me.

Until then, it's not worth an investment for me.

Yes, I look closely at Boohoo and its updates. I've known Boohoo inside out and upside down from 2015, so it's interesting to see if it can turn itself around. It's a good learning exercise for me.

Maybe a reason not to trust positive reviews for Amazon and others.

https://www.which.co.uk/news/article/one-in-10-amazon-customers-offered-bribes-for-positive-reviews-aUARn0z1qLUu?utm_source=ExactTarget&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=4353150-C_WS_EM_290923_control&mi_u=213963414&mi_ecmp=C_WS_EM_290923_control

Aarin Chiekrie, equity analyst, Hargreaves Lansdown: “Boohoo [LON:BOO] was having a tough time in the last update, with full-year revenue down 13% to £1.8bn ignoring exchange rates.

Sales declined across all regions, most notably falling at double-digit rates in the USA, which is seen as the group’s route to major growth.

Investors are looking forward to hearing whether Boohoo’s managed to stem the bleeding in next week’s half-year results, as well as how and when the group plans to return to growth.

With revenue expected to decline between 10-15% in the first half, Boohoo’s going to have to streamline its operations if it wants to keep full-year profit targets on track.

Falling goods cost inflation and much lower shipping costs should provide a slight tailwind too, easing some of the pressure on margins.

A small net cash position at the last count means there’s no immediate cash crunch and gives some wiggle room to turn things around.

But, if active customer numbers continue falling, it’ll be very hard to drive profits in the right direction again.”

Https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186338-d188816-r914113414-Debenhams-London_England.html#REVIEWS

Reviews for Debenhams - highest rating is terrible.

Do some market research, ask your wife, daughters, sisters, when they last bought from Debenhams?

Ask them to ask their friends the same question and let you know their answers.

Next is top of the league. Debenhams is bottom of the league.

WeeWee - to belittle someone is a cruel way of making someone else seem less important than yourself.

Cruelty is hatred and belittling is hate speech.

WeeWee - simpleton, devious ramblings is trying to belittle a poster. Belittling a poster is hate and the words used to do this are hate speech.

WeeWee - always gets it wrong. Had to pick apart the statement made by PDS2023 about the revolving credit facility. thinking it was mine.

I have to say I prefer PDS2023's description for RCF to yours.

Always helps WeeWee to read the thread of posts before posting, so you don't keep getting it wrong.

Poor WeeWee you have to feel sorry for him.

West6809 - for me, hate speech is not freedom of speech and too much hate speech by t4g, WeeWee, BB. It doesn't serve any purpose whatsoever on here. It's hate speech caused by their own frustration with themselves. No-one needs to be subjected to this.

I'm not into a debate with you on this because you will disagree with it. It's time wasting for both of us.

If only we could get rid of t4g, WeeWee, BB. Stuck in a time warp of hatred and unable to see it.

T4g - you could say the opposite for your agenda.

This can all be done by private investors on a large scale too, both for automatic buying and selling.

T4g - yes private investors can do this too.

Worth reading the comments underneath the video.

Https://www.tiktok.com/@venetialamanna/video/7279825203360845089

Yes and private investors can do this too.

Yes, they can through an online broker who provides this facility for them.

Thank you PDS2023 - Its called revolving because its meant to be a "short term" plug for working capital requirements, cash that is needed for the business itself to function.

Yes private investors can use automatic trades too.

Automatic trades are used for buys too.

Automatic trades.