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T4g - where's the evidence that the Campbell collab is making loads of money. Some items are sold out. How many were there of each of these items? Please try to remember this is a marketing technique.

T4g - it was up to the end of July 2023, 10% growth for Sosandar.

Scb - if Sosandar are getting only 10% growth in the hot summer weather. You can work out Boohoo's numbers won't be good.

Buffaloben - and you too, try the financial times. You people are so out of touch with reality.

Slacker - try reading the financial times to find out what's going on n the world.

Try reading beyond Boohoo. People are prioritising holidays and going out. Clothes are no longer the priority. They are more interested in spending on holidays and going out and are using their old clothes for these.

T4g - even with freemans and an app for Sosandar.

T4g - it helps if you read the post properly.

Sosandar have guided at 36% revenue for fy2024. 1st quarter was only 10% so the chances of Sosandar hitting 36% for the fy2024 looks extremely unlikely.

For the rest of the year 2023/2024 Sosandar would need to hit a lot more than 36% to reach a final 36% revenue growth for fy2024.

10% growth in revenue in the best weather doesn't look good for 36% growth for fy2024.

Try to think outside the box.

Ableton - traders are regularly in and out of Boohoo shares somewhere between 30 and 39p

Oke _ I would say Sosandar are looking to increase their revenue by 36% for fy2024. They have managed to increase their revenue by 10% up to end of July 2023. 10% is a long way from 36%. Sosandar is a niche womenswear market and sells through Next and Marks and Spencers as well as online.

Boohoo have already stated they expect their revenue for fy2024 to be flat to 5% decline.

Oke - I don't make guesses. Guesses are always wrong. I work on evidential proof.

West6809 - you must always consider the most recent figures. If you consider the others, then you're kidding yourself that the most recent figures might be a one off.

T4g - initial sales look fantastic based on what evidence. A few items have sold out. How many of these items were available to buy? This is a marketing technique.

T4g - that's your problem. You won't consider these negatives at all.

9% down in UK in fy2023 compared to fy2022

24% down at CER in US in fy2023 compared to fy2022.

8% down in Rest of Europe at CER for fy2023 compared to fy2022

8% down in Rest of World at CER for fy2023 compared to fy2022

13% down in what looks like the Middle East, Dubai at CER for fy2023 compared to fy2022.

Will Boohoo get all these customers back?

Hope springs eternal for the Boohoo share price. Desperation that PLT and Naomi will save Boohoo.

What if they don't? Oh dear, you won't ever consider this possibility.

The only ones propping up this share are the holders who keep averaging down and the traders who go in and out somewhere between 30 and 39. Oh and Mike Ashley when he sucks in other people to buy too.

T4g - sadly they believe your BS and have lost loads of money on this share. Look at the share price and maybe you'll learn to be a bit openminded. No, you're not able to learn because you're so convinced you're right.

This is how you continue to lose money and will continue to lose money. When do you realise you're wrong, never I suspect.

Ableton - you keep kidding yourself about how share markets work.

5) trying to show people on here about markets work and how shares get to be out of favour.

The problem you have is your conviction of being right overcomes your rational thinking. You think because you're so right about Boohoo, then it must be true. You can't see that there are more people who disagree with you about the Boohoo share and hence the lack of buys.

Belief, conviction don't make the share price rise. You need loads of buys to make a share price rise.

WeeWee - still ranting on this one. Totally unoriginal as ever.