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t4g - you joined this website on 16 September 2020 and since that day you've posted 9,170 posts.

In a period of 2 and a half years you've posted more than 9,000 posts, hence why this website likes you and others like you who post so much.

t4g - because you report so many of them and they prefer to keep you posting because you're the one that posts the most.

Please do some research on this website business london south east.

t4g - aim companies don't follow aim rules to the letter.

t4g - the point is nearly 38% voted against it and that's what is newsworthy

t4g - with nearly 38% of shareholders voting against it

t4g - it's up to everyone to do their own research and never depend on others to do it for them.

I'm a bit concerned that the final results are delayed until 16 May 2023. For me, if theings were in guidance or above guidance I think Boohoo would be saying so now. However, I could be wrong and you could be right.

scb - I suggest you research that one for yourself.

You can read whatever you want into the late date of 16 May 2023 to announce the final results as well as no trading update.

It looks to me like there'll be no trading update before the full year results on 16 May 2023.

The Company intends to announce its full year results for the financial year ended 28 February 2023 on 16 May 2023

In past years, final results were usually held between 24 April and 6 May so this year's final results are a a bit late this year

scb - exactly. These bulletin boards can be extremely addictive for all of us, including myself. We all need to be aware of this addiction and do our best to stay away from them

t4g - this board isn't moderated correctly. Sometime back I looked up this London South East business history, i.e. the full name of this lse website and it has been bankrupt a few times, sold for b****r all and probably has about two employees, the person who owns it and his wife. There's no chance of it being moderated correctly. It makes little money and no profit. Bulletin boards like this are only interested in keeping the likes of yourself and others who post loads and loads on here.

That's the problem bulletin boards like this must never be used as a source of information by investors. And, if they are used as a source of information then make sure you check this information is correct by researching it fully elsewhere.

In fact, people like Paul Hill of VOX Markets would recommend investors to stay away from bulletin boards like this.

https://shorttracker.co.uk

Looks like ASOS is the second most shorted share and Boohoo is the fourth most shorted share.

No-one should buy or sell shares based on posts on a bulletin board like this.

Research is the only way to decide whether or not to buy or sell shares.

Research such as Stockopedia which costs £25 a month, Research Tree which also costs £25 a month and the Financial Times Premium which costs £40 a month.

I pay and use all these and would recommend them all.

You must always do your own research before buying or selling shares.

t4g - scb stated Boohoo shorts had gone down from 10% to 3% and not gone up from 3% to 10%. Please click on this website's Boo short positions above, then scroll down to the bottom of the page and you will see Kairos at 0.90% on 22 Feb 2023.

Yesterday evening the open Boo short positions included Kairos' short of 0.90% which put Boo shorts at 5.92% and at 5.92% meant Boo was the most shorted share in number one position.

Hence my concern and my question.

It looks to me like the Boohoo shorts went down from 10% to 4% and have now gone up to more than 5%. With an investment in Boohoo I like to keep an eye on the shorts.

It was scb who said the Boohoo shorts had gone from 10% to 3% and not me so I'm guessing scb got it wrong.

If you click on the short positions above and scroll down below the graph then you'll see Kairos at0.90% short on 22 February 2023.

When I clicked on the above earlier this evening then Kairos was included in the current short positions and now it's not.

Yes I have an investment in Boohoo and I was wondering what was going on with these shorts.

scb - so you're saying that Boohoo shorts have jumped from 3% to nearly 6% i.e. doubled recently

No, I'm not shorting Boohoo.

However, there are nearly 6% of shorts out there. A bit worrisome to me, maybe not to you.

Looks like Boohoo has gone back to be the leader at no 1 position for the most shorted share. Is this right?

Kairos' short may have been missed off and looks like it has been put back on again to put Boohoo shorts at 5.92%. If so, this may well put Boohoo back at no 1 position as the most shorted share.

From Investing.com

UK manufacturers saw their business shrink for a sixth month in a row in January, kicking off a tough 2023 when the UK's economy looks set to fall into a recession, according to a survey published on Wednesday.

The S&P Global/CIPS UK manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 47.0, up from a preliminary January reading of 46.7 and from a 31-month low of 45.3 in December but still below the 50.0 level that separates contraction from growth.

Output and new orders contracted and job losses were reported for the fourth month in a row.

Weak demand from clients at home and abroad plus strong price inflation and a shortage of raw materials and staff all weighed on production. Brexit and port problems hurt exports while demand from China was particularly weak, S&P Global (NYSE:SPGI) said.

However, there were signs that the worst of the inflation surge has passed with cost increases slowing.

Pressures on supply chains lessened and optimism rose to its highest level since April 2022.

Almost 57% of manufacturers reported that output would be higher one year from now.

The Bank of England is weighing up how much higher it should raise interest rates to stamp out the risks that inflation, currently above 10%, gets stuck above its 2% target.

It is expected to raise Bank Rate on Thursday to 4% from 3.5%.

But the BoE must also avoid putting too much strain on the economy which the International Monetary Fund expects to be the only one in the Group of Seven rich nations to shrink this year.

Finance minister Jeremy Hunt plans to announce measures to increase growth in his March 15 budget statement but he has ruled out significant tax cuts for now.

A final PMI survey of Britain's dominant services sector is due to be published on Friday.

From The FT

The UK is expected to be the only leading economy to slide into recession this year, with the IMF predicting a fall in household spending from high energy prices, rising mortgage costs and increased taxes.

The IMF now expects the global economy to grow 3.2 per cent between the end of the final quarter of 2022 and the end of the last quarter of this year, up significantly from last year and an upgrade from the fund’s last forecast in October.

In contrast, the UK economy is expected to shrink by 0.5 per cent in the same period.

Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, chief IMF economist, said the world was “well away from any [sign of] global recession”.

But the UK could expect a “sharp correction” in 2023, and the country faced “a quite challenging environment”, he said.

The improved global outlook reflected not just the opening up of the Chinese economy, said the fund, but also an improvement in European prospects following the fall in energy prices.

fnd, For me, I know I've cut my spending. Have you cut your spending? Does this mean many others have cut their spending too, in the UK?