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The top 5 best profit margins for retailers are:-

1. Jewellery

2. Watches.

3. Skincare Products.

4. Beauty

5. Sunglasses

When shares like Boohoo have had a pasting it can be the time to buy them because the pasting may well have been overdone.

Boohoo's future will be Debenhams and getting that right as well as the other brands Boohoo has bought. No doubt, at some time in the future Boohoo will look to grow Debenhams etc., globally.

Fund % Short Change Date changed
GLG Partners LP 1.03 +0.49 10/03/2022
Citadel Advisors LLC 0.54 +0.11 10/03/2022
Ennismore Fund Management Limited 0.60 +0.10 10/03/2022
CapeView Capital LLP 0.61 +0.08 10/03/2022
Marshall Wace LLP 1.74 -0.14 10/03/2022

B*llend doesn't sound so bad ......

Interesting that Marshall Mace reduced their short by 0.14% on 10 March 2022 whilst others increased their positions.

Marshall Wace seem to be the ones to follow.

Time to turn off your news feed Bishman and just read about it on here.

Fortunately, I never watch the news nor have a news feed.

I read the FT which gives me a much better balanced view of macro events affecting all shares.

https://uk.investing.com/equities/boohoo-technical?period=86400

90p closing price with more than 23m Boohoo shares changing hands

Whether you like it or not Putin's invasion of Ukraine affects all shares including Boohoo.

Xi Jinping is the only one who can stop Putin's invasion of Ukraine. This is what's needed from Xi Jinping along with OPEC countries increasing their oil production.

For too long the UK Government acquiesced to Putin and the oligarchs. This must never happen again.

Lessons have to be learnt.

All of us everywhere should be pleased to see sanctions finally being placed on Roman Abramovich regardless of it not being to do with Boohoo.

It seems it was Putin who told Roman Abramovich to buy Chelsea Football Club.

It's also Putin who told the oligarchs to give large donations to the Tory Party.

At last, sanctions have been placed on Roman Abramovich.

At the other end of the large-caps, Evraz ended the worst performer, down 13%, as the Russian steelmaker denied involvement in supplying Russia to aid in Ukraine invasion. It confirmed that it supplies long steel to infrastructure and construction sectors only.

In addition, Evraz clarified that Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has 29% holding in the company but denied any direct control by him.

Abramovich on Thursday was sanctioned by the UK government for his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Branded a pro-Kremlin oligarch, Abramovich was targeted with an asset freeze and a travel ban on Thursday after ministers came under sustained pressure to target him over Moscow's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

The updated sanctions list, which hits seven new elite individuals, said Abramovich has had a "close relationship for decades" with Putin, which the Chelsea football club owner has previously denied.

The move came as the UK Financial Conduct Authority temporarily suspended the listing of Evraz earlier on Thursday. The FCA said it suspended the FTSE 100-listed shares of the steel maker and miner "in order to protect investors pending clarification of the impact of UK sanctions".

In response, Evraz considers that the UK financial sanctions on Abramovich will not apply to the company.

More than 61m Boohoo shares changed hands today.

Now up 17%

Wow up 15%

Up 12% now

Up 10%

Norway's $1.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund said it had excluded China's Li Ning due to an "unacceptable risk" that the sportswear maker was contributing to serious human rights abuses in Xinjiang, China.

Investing.com - European stock markets are expected to open in a mixed fashion Thursday, as investors digest wild swings in oil prices ahead of new high-level Russia/Ukraine talks and the latest policy-setting European Central Bank meeting.