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I think the point is that the Ukrainians should be allowed to choose for themselves without being threatened by Russia.

Who knows? Putin's goal seems to be instability for the West and an invasion of Ukraine would give him that.

Moderators only intervene after a post has been reported so be careful what you post. Too many on here reporting posts and getting them removed.

The problem is Putin is not to be trusted and he doesn't seem to care about carnage.

It's 14 February 2022 and time to go out and get those red roses for the people you love.

Young people are only interested in how much it costs.

https://www.shein.co.uk

Always check out the competition.

And into the hands of Shein too.

Huge competitor to Boohoo.

Whether you like it or not, this affects global markets.

LONDON - Sterling fell against a stronger dollar in early trading on Monday as the possibility of war in Ukraine, along with the prospect of a Federal Reserve rate hike, gave investors reason to turn more risk-averse.

(Reuters) - The dollar rose on Monday to a two-week high as investors sought safe-haven assets on fears that Russia is preparing to invade Ukraine.

For me, Boohoo's share price is going down because poor results are expected for end of year due early March 2022.

87.49p at moment.

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

If you want to check how much Norges Bank bought to get to 3% then you check how many shares changed hands that day. By checking this, then you find out that Norges Bank didn't buy the 3% all at once.

3% of Boohoo shares is about 39m shares you look at the date the transaction took place then you look at the amount of shares for that day and then you have an idea of how many shares Norges Bank may have bought that day.

Norges Bank will use software for updating themselves on what's going on. I doubt if they're going through 9,123 companies.

I'm dumb. Norges Bank invest 1.4% of the wealth fund in each of 9,123 listed shares worldwide that they invest in.

There are more than 43,000 listed companies worldwide. Norges Bank invest in only 73 countries and so not every country. 9,123 is more than 20% of listed companies worldwide.

In 2017 Boohoo was growing more than 100% in UK with loads of growth in USA, Europe and Rest of World. In 2017 margins were more than 10%

In 2022 Boohoo has too much competition from the likes of Shein and growth is down to 32% in UK, negative in USA, negative in Europe and negative in Rest of World. In 2022 margins are forecast to be 6% to 7%. Huge falls hence Boohoo's share price falling.

Cost of living going up means young people will be buying from Shein and not Boohoo. Shein is much cheaper than Boohoo.

9,123 companies and you expect them to be able to cover them in detail.

And your point that Norges Bank had just recently invested in 3% of Boohoo as if they had just bought the whole 3% at once. How is that not a positive spin?