Member Info for Peoplepower1

WeeWee - I've already admitted my mistake on here loads and loads of times. I've learnt from my mistakes.

You need to learn you don't know everything despite thinking you do. We learn muc more from others than you'll ever realise.

NMW1969 - I like to help people not lose their hard earned money. That's the difference between you and me.

West6809 - I'm not a joker. People who are nothing like me can't believe it. So you're probably nothing like me and are unable to believe there are people like me in this world.

That tells you more about yourself than me.

NMW1969 - Warren Buffett is a philanthropist and helps others as much as he can. So, in that respect, I like to think we've something in common.

T4g - you need to read that again. Cycles turn, however, not every company gains from it.

You never read posts properly. You're the type of person who thinks you know what's been said in a post and get it all wrong.

NMW1969 - that's who you are, you wouldn't help others. That's not me. I love helping others. If I can help others to make money and not lose money then that means more to me than the money I make.

If only one person learns something from me, then it'll be worth it.

NMW1969 - exactly, this is why you won't make money on shares because you're not prepared to learn. When you think you know it all, you can be sure you don't know it all.

NMW1969 - there's loads and loads of competition out there. This is not the Boohoo of the past. This is the Boohoo now.

NMW - amazing I must be bitter. I made £600,000 from Boohoo and learnt loads. You're not going to believe this because it doesn't suit your agenda.

I could have made £1.3m from Boohoo had I sold them at £4. However I held and learnt so much from that. I bought 360,000 Boohoo shares for 27p each in 2015.

I put in £100k to £150k in a share. This focuses my attention on getting it right. My biggest mistake with Boohoo was holding them too long.

One thing I've learnt is never hold AIM shares for too long because too often they fall back to earth with a bang.

Alex1621 - cycles can turn, however, not all cycles turn and not all companies come out of them well. You've left out the most important issue with Boohoo now. Competition. Loads and loads of competition.

Holders think that doesn't matter, they'll all thrive eventually. Just think of other companies who lost out and didn't thrive.

If you're not prepared to look at Boohoo not thriving after all this then you're not being realistic.

WeeWee - I would suspect you don't care about people learning or losing money. The difference is I do.

You see we expect people to be like ourselves even on chatboards. So if you're dishonest you expect everybody to be dishonest. And vice versa.

You're looking at me through your own behaviour and character. I'm nothing like you. I like to help people to learn and not to lose money. I've made mistakes in the past and I've learnt from them. Have you?

I'm not against Boohoo. I'm for people and helping them to learn and not lose their hard earned money. You can't believe it, because I guess you're nothing like this.

We're different. It's not complicated. We have different outlooks on life, on people and on money.

WeeWee - more ranting. Doesn't have any counter arguments whatsoever.

WeeWee - not still ranting ..... yawn yawn

WeeWee - still ranting.

T4g - I think Sosandar did include an update on July. If Sosandar can't make their guidance for fy2024, then it's unlikely Boohoo will make their guidance. It's not to do with size of company, it's to do with people not buying clothes.

Next is different, it is omnichannel, the CEO is way ahead of the retail game. Next doesn't do clothes only. Like Marks and Spencer don't do clothes only.

Next and Marks and Spencer will be streets ahead of their non-clothes products compared to Debenhams.

You have to try to see the links otherwise you'll fail to understand what could affect Boohoo's business.

TheWatcher2022 - if you don't want to learn about the negatives of Boohoo, then don't come on here. Chat boards need to include the negatives of a share otherwise it is totally unbalanced.

Slacker246 - my aim is to try to help people on here from making the mistakes I've made. We all make them. Unless you consider the negatives for Boohoo, then your decision making is skewed.

NMW1969 - Boohoo may never multibag again. That's what you need to consider.

You must always consider if the future is bad as well as good. If you're not prepared to read counter arguments to your choice of shares then it's best if you don't invest in shares.

Putting your head in the sand won't make you money on shares.

J.Bash - that sounds like you're thinking about it at the very least.