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T4g - where's your benchmark evidence? You love to use these words, however, you never provide any evidence to support them.

This is what is known as smoke and mirrors.

Clivea - if you were on here regularly you would understand how t4g denies everything and needs pulling up with actual evidence.

T4g - 380p is a lot closer to 315p, than 30p is to 315p.

James T1 - he's provided the evidence. He may have made a mistake on the share price. The evidence states 315p. He was pretty close at 380p.

t4g joined this website on 16 September 2020 and has nearly 12,700 posts on here. Most of those defending Boohoo all the way down from nearly 400p to nearly 30p.

JamesT1 - I think you need to look at t4g's number of posts since he joined this website.

You are too emotionally attached to your Boohoo shares. This is the worst mistake any investor can make.

You'll learn, unfortunately it will be the hard way if you don't wise up soon.

T4g - you also have to be aware that when the price sold is above the bid price that it might actually be a buy and not a sell. You need to have all these things in mind when looking closely at trades.

T4g - by comparing the bid and ask price to the price sold you can see if market makers are prepared to sell below the ask price which means they're looking to offload shares sold.

If you look at the bid price and the price sold is above the bid price then this means the market makers are needing shares because they have more buy orders they need to fill.

These are all such important tools to use for your decision making.

T4g - the trades are at:-

06-Sep-23 12:32:29 34.2012 4,377 Buy* 34.08 34.26 1,497 O

06-Sep-23 12:31:50 34.24863 28,166 Buy* 34.07 34.26 9,646 O

06-Sep-23 12:29:52 34.2247 4,075 Buy* 34.03 34.26 1,395

This is all information you need to learn to read. Again, these are important tools to learn to use.

T4g - look at the last three trades on lse website now. They look like buys, remember these are guesses. Look at the ask price, look at the price sold, the price sold is less than the ask price. This shows you market makers are accepting less than the ask price to get rid of the shares sold. This shows you that market makers are happy to offload the sold shares at less than the ask price.

T4g - just because you're not selling and holders posting on here aren't selling doesn't mean there are no sellers.

Price going down, loads of sells. Market makers are trying to find buyers for these shares sold. They're having difficulty finding buyers ,so they have to put the price down more to attract buyers. If that doesn't attract buyers, then they have to put the price down more and so on.

T4g - the volume now is about 2.5m, the price is going down so there are more sells than buys. The price is going down because the market makers are having difficulty finding buyers.

It's not rocket science.

T4g - you'd love to know. I post here in the hope one person will learn. Even if only one person learns, then that's brilliant.

Pedro61 - superb evidence, well done. The problem will be that you're talking to a brick wall who not only loses his own money, helps others to lose their money too.

You can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

Human beings who think they're infallible will never learn they are fallible.

We're all fallible.

The problem with these boards, holders want other holders to confirm the Boohoo share is a great share because they think it's a great share. So all they want is conformation that their choice of share is a great share. They don't want to think that they might have got their choice of share wrong.

To be an investor, you must be prepared to think that you've got it wrong and more importantly, why you may have got it wrong. This is the only way to learn to be a better investor.

I learn loads from what I get wrong. I learn loads too from this board on how others get their choices wrong.

Volume for Boohoo shares is at 2m so far today. More sells than buys. Share price goes down because the market makers have to find buyers for the share sold. Market makers are having difficulty finding buyers. So share price has to go down more to attract the buyers into buying the shares sold.

As I say it's not rocker science.

Start looking at the obvious things and stop thinking there's something underhand going on.

So much of it is common sense, if you think about it.

As they say, not everyone has common sense.

JeremyP - I'm the one making money on shares. You're the one losing money on shares. Says it all.

Yesterday, the volume for Boohoo shares was 10.7m. Sucker buyers are selling and will keep selling.

Volume is an important tool to use in your decision making for buying and selling shares. If you don't use it, then you're losing out on using an important tool.

If you look at the historical data, you get sucker buying on 29 August, 31 August and 1 September. People who get sucked into buying because th eprice goes up a bit or because Mie Ashley has bought.

Since then the price has gone down, these sucker buyers are now selling because the Boohoo share price is going down.

It's not rocket science. And, it's not MMs manipulation.

Mike Ashley bought his shares on 29 August and 31 August.

Here's the link to see that data:-

https://uk.investing.com/equities/boohoo-historical-data