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From what I read, the garments are from last year and not the story.

It helps to click and read the Boo Share News above:-

The beefy UK inflation reading hurt London-listed consumer stocks.

Athleisure retailer JD Sports fell 1.7%, while fast-fashion seller boohoo slid 4.7%.

For me, the drop was down to the poor results of THG released yesterday and then inflation today.

Fashion TikToker Iman Nassir, 20, thinks that PLT has followed other retailers such as H&M by having an Eid collection.

"But when you go on to the Eid page it's just clothes that have had on the website for years," she says.

"It's like they are just trying to sell clothes that no-one likes and they just don't know what to do with them."

How to get it really wrong?

No wonder Umar Kamani is leaving PLT.

Unfortunately inflation hits people's wallets harder than interest rates.

It looks to me like ASOS and Boohoo share prices are both down today because of THG's poor results which also came out today.

Asos is down also today so I would think this is because of THG's results.

Apollo have to state by 15 May whether or not they're going to place an actual bid for THG.

(Sharecast News) - E-commerce retailer THG said on Tuesday that the group had fallen short of downgraded full-year guidance, just 24 hours after it revealed it has received a buyout approach.

THG posted full-year adjusted core earnings of £64.1m, short of the £70.0m-80.0m forecast back in January after revenue growth came in much lower than previously expected.

THE London-listed group said revenues rose just 2.7% to £2.24bn in its recently wrapped up trading year and also expects to report a similar low- to mid-single-digit rise in 2023.

It looks like this is affecting the Boohoo share price today.

THG PLC shares fell back on Tuesday, after it reported a widened loss in 2022 and lower revenue in the first quarter of the new year.

https://www.temu.com

Temu has already taken market share away from Shein in the US and is now taking market share in the UK.

Click on the link to check it out for yourself.

Whereas, Quiz slumped more than 20%.

Quiz expects to report a solid rise in yearly revenue, but warned on a tough outlook for consumer demand going forward.

In the financial year ended March 31, it expects to report revenue of GBP91.7 million, up 17% on-year.

However, it said revenue growth rates moderated as the year dragged on, amid inflationary pressure, and like-for-like revenue in February and March actually weakened annually.

Looking further forward, Quiz cautioned that the "widely reported and significant pressures" on consumer spending seen in recent months are expected to continue into the new financial year.

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Looks like Boohoo is up on the back of the possible THG offer.

Everyone and his dog jumping in hoping Boohoo will be the next one.

I recommend everyone on here reading, Reminiscences of A Stock Operator. You can buy it easily online and it's worth a read. It may be 100 years old, however the lessons still apply today. It keeps being reprinted over and over, so shows how popular it is.

A brilliant and easy read for everyone.

"Best to leave scb and t4g to talk to each other."

More baiting, don't take the bait.

Baiters love to play the victim.

Has anyone ever read Market Wizards?

Best to leave scb and t4g to talk to each other.

Has anyone ever read Reminiscences of a Stock Operator? I know it's an old book, however, it's still worth reading.