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BrokeNSmoke - for growth shares some investors look for yearly rising net profit and yearly rising earnings per share (eps) because these mean a rising share price.

Some investors are also happy to consider a business may become profitable again and invest in it.

T4g - I've tried it for HL and can't access it. No site seems to go back more than two years.

May I suggest you copy and paste the info you can access on HL into an email and delete anything personal to you. Then you can copy and paste it from your email onto here.

BrokeNSmoke - for what it's worth and I'm sure many will disagree on here.

I think from 2016 to 2021 Boohoo had yearly rising net profit and yearly rising earnings per share (eps) this is what helped the share price to go up so much.

People thought these rises would continue because Boohoo was the cheapest globally for fast fashion.

The problem was, we ignored Shein and didn't take it as a serious threat.

So Shein became the cheapest globally for fast fashion and ended up taking a load of Boohoo's revenue and profit. Hence why Boohoo has been making a loss.

Boohoo are no longer the growth darling we once thought.

BrokeNSmoke - my post was a reply to t4g about volume of Boohoo shares in 2019. Won't go back to February 2019 was about not being able to get back to February 2019 to see the volume of shares for Boohoo.

You need to read t4g's posts before my reply about February 2019.

If market makers can't find sellers to fill the buy orders the market makers have already taken, then the market makers have to keep putting up the share price to get the sellers they need to fill the buy orders they have.

If the market makers can't find the buyers for the shares that have already been sold to them, then the market makers have to keep putting the share price down to get the buyers to fill the sell orders they have.

Market Makers make gains and losses too.

Supply and Demand.

T4g - hope you understand how market makers work from my post below

This is where you need to learn your macro economics.

Please enlighten us Wolf with your take on macro economics for this.

If market makers can't find sellers to fill the buy orders the market makers have already taken, then the market makers have to keep putting up the share price to get the sellers they need to fill the buy orders they have.

If the market makers can't find the buyers for the shares that have already been sold to them, then the market makers have to keep putting the share price down to get the buyers to fill the sell orders they have.

Market Makers make gains and losses too.

Supply and Demand.

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

Sadly, won't go back to February 2019. Worth having a look at this anyway.

T4g - if the market makers can't find the sellers to fill the buy orders, then the market makers have to keep putting up the share price to get the sellers they need to fill the buy orders they have.

If the market makers can't find the buyers for the shares that have already been sold to them, then the market makers have to keep putting the share price down to get the buyers to fill the sell orders they have.

Market Makers make losses too.

Supply and Demand.

T4g - if the market makers can't find the sellers to fill the buy orders then the market makers have to keep putting up the share price to get the sellers they need to fill the buy orders they have.

Supply and Demand.

T4g - find another link to it that isn't attached to your personal account and post it.

T4g - it may well be the share price shot up in 19/20 because the Market Makers couldn't find the sellers to fill the buy orders.

T4g - post a link to it.

Always provide evidential proof on here.

T4g - there is no buys equals sells, it's a market.

The Market makers have to find the buyers and sellers through setting the share price to get the buyers and sellers needed.

This is how you make a market.

T4g - where's your evidence of low volume in 19/20.

Produce the evidential proof and not just your opinion.

WolfofWarks - instead of saying things like this is where you need to learn your macro economics. Try to enlighten us all with your take on macro economics.

This is what helps.

It's supply and demand that determines the share price.

Let's remember the UT at the end of the day is an auction for shares.

Buys and sells on this website are guesses and can't be relied to be accurate.

If the share price is going down, then there are loads of sellers and few buyers. The Market Makers have to bring down the price to get the buyers interested in buying.

If the share price is going up, then there are loads of buyers and few sellers. The Market Makers have to put up the share price to get the sellers interested in selling.

Well done Wolf, you're using plain language in your posts.

A reminder to all of us, plain language tries its best to be easy to read, understand and use.

T4g - you need to read my posts below the relationship agreement.

If you had read them, then you would have read this:-

So sorry t4g, I got it wrong, my mistake

It helps to read all posts before jumping in.