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BrokenSmoke and Oke are the same person - do you see how stupid this is?

T4g - you grasp at straws, any little thing. Stop wasting my time. People only learn from you how not to invest in shares.

T4g - go and read the RNS in full. You will find it is all of them. I can't believe you can be so dim. You were warned all the way down from £3.20 to 30p that Boohoo had loads of problems. You're still being warned and you still think you're right.

What dodo would suggest lorries going overland would use containers? Only you.

Which geographical regions do you think will decline to make an overall revenue decline of 10% to15% for H1 2024? Will it be all geographic regions?

You can't see the wood for the trees?

Some get caught up in too much attention to detail in the wrong things. Others simply love their spin. How many lorries have you seen with containers on the back of them? Only those going to ports.

Boohoo are having to use any reductions they get on cotton or freight to reduce their prices. They realise they're going to have to reduce prices to get growth. Reducing prices can then hit your margins and profits.

Try to think of the effects of what Boohoo are having to do to get growth. This is what Liberum means when they say Boohoo may get growth, however, it will cost them.

In the first half, of fy 2024, revenues are expected to decline by 10% to 15% as a result of this action being taken. In the second half of the year, the Group expects to return to revenue growth as it benefits from the investments being made across price, product and proposition under the Back to growth strategy.

From the final results for fy 2023. In the first half of fy 2024 revenues are expected to decline by 10 to 15%.

In the second half the Group expects to return to revenue growth, however, this revenue growth is guided at flat to a decline of 5% for fy 2024.

10 to 15% decline in revenue for H1 2024.

Flat to 5% decline in revenue for FY 2024.

This is all under Outlook and Guidance for FY 2024 stated in the final results for 2023.

· Unlocking cost deflation: deflation is being seen across areas such as sea freight and raw materials like cotton, which is being reinvested into product, pricing and lead time, with further opportunities ahead

Boohoo stated the above in their final results for 2023.

Boohoo are looking to use any reductions in cotton and freight on product, pricing and lead time.

The reductions are needed for elsewhere.

Hex - BeforeMay 2022, Boohoo was manufacturing more clothing in Turkey and north Africa, from where it can be transported to the UK by truck, reducing its dependence on heavily disrupted air and sea freight routes from Asia.

Boohoo was using trucks from before May 2022 and not containers nor air freight.

There are unlikely to be any significant reductions in freight for fy 2024.

You have inferred what you think. I have inferred what I think. At least you have considered a reduction in one geographical region.

When will you ever learn?

From May 2022

Boohoo is manufacturing more clothing in Turkey and north Africa, from where it can be transported to the UK by truck, reducing its dependence on heavily disrupted air and sea freight routes from Asia.

Boohoo was using trucks from before May 2022 and not containers nor air freight.

I've tried my best to help you. As they say, you can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

It's up to you. Your choice to learn or not to learn. It's your money and not mine.

You're all so frustrated with yourselves for getting things wrong and so you take it out on me. Go and learn and apply the lessons you need to learn to become a better investor.

No wonder you people lose money on shares. You're so gullible. t4g is so convinced he's right, he uses spin to try to prove he's right.

Try to see the real world for what it is and not what you think it might be.

WeeWee - More naivety. Conference calls are a sale pitch to analysts and even the questions asked by analysts are responded to by using loads of spin.

WeeWee - this is where you are so naive. Nomads are paid fees and will go along with rosy statements for companies. Look at how REVB got away with fraud despite having a Nomad.

T4g - you have nearly 13,000 posts on this website from joining in I think September 2020.

That's more than 4,000 posts a year. That works out at on average nearly 350 posts a month.

And still you keep on with your bs and spin and ramping of the Boohoo share.

OKe - when are you going to learn that you take all figures from RNS' and never from a conference call. Conference calls are sales pitches to analysts for companies to get a good report.

T4g - more spin. You're the one who has been posting lies and misinformation about the Boohoo share price from £3.20 down to 30p despite people trying their best to warn you that you were wrong. They were right. You were wrong. You are still wrong. You've learnt no lessons whatsoever form ramping the Boohoo share price from £3.20 down to 30p.

Oke - which geographical regions do you think will be affected if Boohoo's guidance at 5% decline in revenue is a reality? Or, don't you ever think beyond a Boohoo guidance statement?

Oke - it 's called linking or thinking things through. Boohoo have given guidance at flat to 5% decline. Which geographical regions do you think will be affected by a 5% decline in Boohoo's revenue? Try to think about this.

Oke/wolf - if only you could apply your imagination to Boohoo and not to me. I don't have a short in Boohoo at all.

As I said, rampers need to discredit anyone posting negative issues about their share.