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The only trolls are those who try to shut us up and don't have the ability to come back with any counter arguments whatsoever.

The only ones spamming the board in a non constructive way is yourself and the others who try to shut us up.

Pedro61 warned you from £3.20 down to 30p and still you were convinced you were right.

You're the biggest threat to people's hard earned money on this board.

The only pricks are those who will not learn that Boohoo has huge problems. Conviction in your belief with no evidence to support it is fantasy land.

Sadly it's only angry people who get annoyed. They're annoyed with themselves for getting it wrong and taking that annoyance out on me.

Go and take a walk or get in your car and scream. Learn to deal with your own anger, frustration annoyance by yourself.

Wage growth continues which will hit Boohoo.

Boohoo have a back to growth strategy because of their decreasing growth from 2019 onwards.

They're going to have to reduce their prices and this means little profit, if any, and low margins.

Boohoo needs to get to a gross profit margin of 55% or to be seen to be able to get to this.

The shorters do their research hence why they're still here.

Slacker and WeeWee have probably bought Boohoo shares at around 50p so take your anger out on yourself and learn from your mistake.

WeeWee - you're wasting everybody's time as usual.

Stop replying to my posts, you're wasting, my time, your time and everybody's time.

If you can't debate with counter arguments then you're of no use to anyone on here.

Stop taking your frustration with yourselves out on me. Your mistake, deal with it and more importantly, learn from it.

ASOS and Boohoo are both down today.

The money that's being saved from freight and cotton are going into Boohoo's back to growth strategy. It's all in the RNS for fy 2023.

The money saved is going into price, proposition and speed.

Customers will soon want same day delivery and companies like Boohoo will have to be able to provide this.

Boohoo have already guided for 10% to 15% decline in revenue for H1 2024 and flat to 5% down in revenue for fy 2024.

Primark are bricks and mortar and that is why there's no read across to Boohoo.

H & M and Next are bricks, mortar hence the read across.

Asos and Boohoo will read across because they are both online.

NMW1969 - May I remind you that you were doing the same when Boohoo shares were £2.

Now, everyone stop replying to my posts because you're wasting my time and your own time. If you've no actual counter figure arguments to my posts then you're wasting everybody's time on here.

Anyone who follows someone else into shares without doing their own homework is asking for trouble.

T4g - the unwary have certainly been fooled by you all the way from 320p down to 30p.

We can also help people from making mistakes or we can suck them in as rampers to lose money.

EBITDA for fy 2023 was 3.6% and the guidance is for 4% to 4.5%. What if it ends up at 3.5% or even 3%?

Gross profit margin is not EBITDA.

It may be okay for you. What about others who get sucked into buying Boohoo shares as novice investors and can't afford losses. Don't they matter?

I think Oke has lost the plot.

I can only guess he has put too much of his money into Boohoo shares and is totally desperate.

This is exactly why the likes of Pedro61, Daytradenovice and myself post the probems with Boohoo on here so people don't lose their hard earned money.

Yes and Boohoo give you guidance on 23-24 in their final year results for 2023.

All companies do this and give you guidance for the next year and what they're going to be doing for the next year.

Have you never read an RNS?