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Yes I mean the £65m already stated in the 16 December 2021 update.

Expect more increased costs for supply chain problems for Boohoo on top of this £65m.

Stop being so rude.

https://brc.org.uk/news/the-retailer/pandemic-supply-chain-problems-won-t-be-easily-fixed-and-may-continue/

Supply chain costs have soared to an extra £65m for Boohoo.

Supply Chain problems are expected to continue into 2023.

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2022/01/asos-takes-a-hit-from-omicron-as-supply-chain-costs-soar/

https://internetretailing.net/industry/industry/online-sales-grew-in-2021--but-fell-back-in-december-as-shoppers-headed-in-store-for-certainty-24228

The December update was provided on 16 December 2021 when Boohoo would have known Christmas hadn't been good for them.

Plus Boohoo said in the 16 December 2021 update that they got it wrong in that they had too many dresses which hadn't sold or been returned.

This means a huge stockpile of dresses or maybe even sold at a loss.

Christmas wasn't good for Asos too.

Sounds more like the software for this London South East, i.e. LSE, website getting it wrong. Don't rely on this website as it's a bit useless for sp, buys, sells and anything else.

Plus, the London Stock Exchange doesn't allow trades to be identified as buys or sells.

This LSE website, which stands for London South East, uses software to determine whether trades are buys or sells according to the bid and ask prices at the time of the trades.

So, in my opinion, you need to take the trades on here identified as buys or sells with a pinch of salt, so to speak.

So sorry, that should read 725,000 and not 750,000.

All trades reported late should be classed as unknown because it's impossible to know if they were buys or sells.

For example, the so called buy of 750,000 Boohoo shares at 16.58pm could be a sell because as I said we don't know what time the trade took place and therefore we don't know the bid and ask prices at the actual trade time.

There's no way of telling whether or not trades reported late are buys because you don't know what time the trades took place and therefore what the bid and ask prices were at the time of the trades.

They won't be because they're trades that are reported late.

There is no such thing as after hours trading, these are trades reported late.

The London Stock Exchange is open from 8.00am to 4.30pm and shares can only be traded during these times.

Instead of trying to fight the shorters, join them to protect yourself.

If you're worried about your holdings in Boohoo, then open a short to hedge against any further losses.

USA duel listing won't happen. Mahmud Kamani doesn't want to be under the regulations of a USA listing. AIM suits him with all its advantages.

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

Boohoo closed at 95.66p

Maybe try a short bet now. Nothing ventured. Nothing gained. It's worth a try.

Too many dreamers on here thinking Boohoo will go back to the old Boohoo when it has too much competition now for the Boohoo label. Growth worldwide is going down. Shein are streets ahead of Boohoo and have a computer literate founder who knows how to use this to make loads of money.

Another dreamer with a dual listing in the USA. No chance the Kamanis like AIM because there's much less regulation on AIM.

Holding Boohoo shares and doing a long bet is not hedging. Maybe you should have tried a short bet.