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T4g - it's not a fast fashion business like ASOS and Boohoo.

Look at the ASOS figures and compare them to Boohoo. You don't do this because ASOS is doing as badly as Boohoo, hence why you choose to use Next. It's obvious what you're doing.

PDS2023 - you're actually wrong. In the recent past Mike Ashley has been converting his put options into shares in ASOS. This time he has sold his put options and not converted them into ASOS shares.

T4g - retail fashion is out of fashion and will be for some time to come with cost of living crisis, high interest rates to last for longer and high inflation to remain for longer.

Another one of your shares Sosandar is down more than 5% today. And Avacta, another share of yours isn't doing so well. You really know how to pick them, don't you t4g.

T4g - still desperate to get the Boohoo share price up. You've been desperate from 320p down to 32p. You even bought more Boohoo shares at about £2 and £3. Nobody should follow you when it comes to shares.

Mike Ashley had about 19.8m voting rights in ASOS. He now has about 18.3m voting rights by selling his puts and not converting these into ASOS shares.

Looks like Mike Ashley has got rid of about 1.5m voting rights in ASOS by selling his put options and not converting them to ASOS shares.

Exactly PDS2023 - the fantasists will say yes, the realists will say no.

T4g - the usual misinformation from you. Next can't be compared to Boohoo.

Comparison to Boohoo is ASOS and never Next.

You keep doing it, don't you, comparing Boohoo and Next.

WeeWee says to only look at the present i.e. fy 2022 and fy 2023.

Boohoo are having to invest anything they save on freight and cotton into price, proposition and speed.

Boohoo's competition will be doing the same.

Slacker246 - sadly, you'll learn the hard way.

Exactly pedro61 - back in 2015 Boohoo was the first cheapest online fast fashion company, 8 years later, there's so many offering cheaper prices to Boohoo. And there'll be more and more.

Plus there's the cost of living crisis, high interest rates, high inflation and clothes are not a priority.

Boohoo lost nearly 2m customers in fy 2023. In fy 2022 they had 20m customers. In 2023 Boohoo's customers went down to 18m.

Kachrafilter - in my experience, if a share goes down the day before any updates, it usually means news has got out and it's bad.

West6809 - sadly you're in fantasy land with both boohoo shares and ASOS shares. You don't want to see the mistakes you've made buying these two shares.

t4g - nobody must follow him because he loses money continually in shares and then tries to suck others in to buy the losing shares he's holding.

Thankfully I have no investment whatsoever in Boohoo or any online retail fashion.

The place to invest now is small cap oil companies, plus the support services for these.

I've made a small fortune on these whilst Boohoo shareholders lose more and more money.

The problem is you all think Boohoo will be a growth share again. It won't. Loads and loads and loads of competition online now everywhere.

I've researched and read about Boohoo since 2015. I don't like to see people being sucked into a share that's had its day.

Midway - so you trade which means you're holding Boohoo shares at some of the time.

You've learnt not to hold Boohoo shares for too long, a wise decision.

T4g - answer your own stupid questions. Boohoo is no longer a growth share. It's had it. Too much competition online worldwide for Boohoo to ever grow again.

Be ruthless with your losing shares and run with your winning shares is something you need to learn quickly before you lose even more money.

T4g - you've posted more than 700 posts and since 2020 you've posted nearly 13,000 posts, the majority on Boohoo.

Still you haven't learnt from your mistakes.

Nobody should ever follow you at all.

T4g - desperation again. More denigration of negative posts and posters. You've held 40,000 Boohoo shares from 40p to 400p and all the way down again to 32p.

You've now got a paper loss on Boohoo so we know why you're so desperate to get the Boohoo share price up.

Go away and learn from your mistake. Stop trying to suck in more buyers for Boohoo shares.

Midway - you hold Boohoo shares too. So you're biased. Not the best person to give advice.

Sadly, too much online competition now for Boohoo worldwide.

Boohoo share price is only worth about 30p and probably less because of so much competition worldwide.

This is the reality. Hence why there are still shorts in Boohoo. They do their homework and know what the future looks like for Boohoo.

People who thinks it's algo sell games can't face up to the reality, they've got the Boohoo share price wrong.

Beware holders of Boohoo share who need to denigrate negative posts and posters.

They're doing this because they're so desperate to get the share price up

Those that are the most prolific at doing this are even more desperate.