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If you were buying a business, then the only thing you'd want to see is profits from sales and rising profits from sales because this means it's a growth business. The rest is peripheral.

Investors and Institutional Investors are only interested in Boohoo having high profits from sales and not free cash flow.

It's profits, profits, profits from sales.

Boohoo needs real profits. Not cash cutting or creditors/debtors to make a profit.

Investors and Institutional Investors want to see growing high profits from sales and not from elsewhere.

This is why Boohoo's share price did so well from 2015 to 2020. It had nearly 10% profit from sales.

Okehurst1 - EBITDA is not real profit hence why companies use EBITDA to make their figures look good.

Nearly 9.5m Boohoo shares changed hands today and the price is down means it's going lower.

High volume, price down, more sellers.

Where's there's high volume and the share price is going down, then it's time to sell because it's going lower.

Nearly 9m Boohoo shares changed hands today.

Too many on here still living in hope for Boohoo.

Boohoo's Revenue for end of year 2023 was about £1.7bn with a £91m loss.

The only way Boohoo will ever go up again if it can get back to at least a £91m profit on revenue of £1.7bn and look like its profits will continue to go up from there. This would be only about 5% profit if it ever got there.

From 2015 to 2020 Boohoo was nearly at 10% profit of its revenue and the chances of it getting back to this are extremely unlikely. This is why the share price rose so much from 2015 to 2020 because Boohoo was highly profitable.

Boohoo is never getting back to nearly 10% profit from its revenue.

Hence why Boohoo is being shunned by investors and institutional investors.

My mistake. It was this website which said 0.10%.

I admit my mistakes. I don't blame others. I take responsibility for my own mistakes.

Please don't reply t4g because you waste my time and energy.

You said 0.10% so now you've seen that this website has got it wrong and it's 0.15%.

This makes it about 2m shares sold by ELeva on Friday when 17m changed hands.

And none of the other 15m were sellers, you think.

Boohoo is out of favour, it's making a loss and unlikely to make a profit for a number of years.

Nobody wants Boohoo shares only those who think it's cheap when it's obviously not cheap at all.

Investors and Institutional Investors will only return when Boohoo make high profits again.

Funds use computerised trend systems for their longs and shorts in global markets. They don't have time to play games. They're into serious money making.

2m Boohoo shares is about £700,000. That's peanuts to funds. They obviously see Boohoo going much further down on their computerised trend system.

Snap.

At least I can admit my mistakes and not blame them on Market makers, funds, shorts or anyone else.

1.3m shares sold can't make the share price fall when 17m have been traded.

Waken up and smell the coffee. Boohoo is no longer profit making. It's unlikely to be profit making for a number of years and it's never going to make the profits it did from 2015 to 2020.

It is profits that counts, not revenue, profits and profits alone, hence why the Boohoo share price is going down.

You can talk about free cash flow, US Distribution Centre, cost cutting, automation.

It's profits and only high profits that will attract investors and institutional investors back to Boohoo.

).10% is about 1.3m shares. I missed a zero. So sorry.

However 1.3m shares on Friday 9 June 2023 when something like 15m shares changed hands didn't cause the huge fall in the Boohoo share price.

As already stated Funds use computerised trend systems for their longs and shorts in global markets for everything from shares to commodities to currencies to interest rates, etc.

Too many on here think the US Distribution Centre is going to save Boohoo.

ASOS has a US Distribution Centre and it hasn't saved them.

Try to learn to be a little bit realistic.

The Boohoo share price trend is down and going down further.

Nothing to do with Boohoo not making a profit and unlikely to make a profit for a number of years.

0.10% is about 130,000 Boohoo shares and you think 130,000 sold shares caused the fall in the share price.

Funds use computerised trend systems for their longs and shorts.

Plus there'll be loads more funds with Boohoo shorts less than 0.50% that none of us know about.

Playing the victim and blaming others will teach you nothing.

Scb - crazy thinking.

When will you ever try to learn?

Share prices go down much quicker than they go up.

If a share price goes down after you've bought it, then get out quickly with a small loss. Never hold on because your small loss will turn into a huge loss.

Always protect your hard earned money by getting out quickly if a share price goes down. This will help you sleep at night and live a happier life.

It's always easier to get back in, if it changes.

The fact you're panicking already and having to respond to my post shows how fearful you are for the Boohoo share price going down.

Hav100 - only thinking of the upside and never the downside will lose you money.

Never think that Boohoo won't go to 20p.

Thinking Boohoo will go to 60p in two weeks is completely wishful thinking and a sure way to lose your hard earned money.

Be careful.

Sadly, people only think of what money they might make from shares and never what money they might lose.

Hence why, you must always think of the downside and not just the upside.

Shares can go much lower than you'll ever imagine.

Never dismiss the Boohoo share price going to 20p.

It's your hard earned money, so be careful with it.

Boohoo is trying to survive by cost cutting. Cost cutting can only go so far. Cost cutting doesn't make for a growth business.

Boohoo is no longer the growth business it was in 2015 and never will be again.

Market Capitalisation isn't below net assets of Boohoo. You must remember Boohoo have a £325m Revolving credit facility which they may well have ti use in full. No-one knows whether they will or not need all of this to survive.

No matter what anyone tries to prove on here, none of them know exactly what is happening in Boohoo.

Beware. This share could go as low as 20p. Always think of the downside and don't just think of the money you might make.

More importantly, think of the money you might lose.

If you buy a share and it goes down, then get out with a small loss rather than letting it become a huge loss.

You can always get back in, if things change.

Never think that a share won't go lower.

Always think about the downside.

Shares can go much lower than you'd ever imagine.

Bottom fishing is a sure way to lose your money.