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No mention of how much invested over the last year and how much gained over the last year from those who decry Boohoo.

The lack of providing this information speaks volumes.

I would love to buy one of these reports. They cost about £5,000 for one report.

Hence why companies and big investment houses are the only ones who buy them.

They wouldn't be written unless there was profit in writing them so they're obviously being bought.

These type of reports are written for all industries and sectors, fashion, retail, etc., etc.

Boohoo share price will eventually catch up with the Return on Capital Emplpyed. Shares are known to lose sentiment for whatever reasons. With Boohoo it is the ESG, sentiment will recover, it always does, it simply takes time.

Investing is about finding great growth companies like Boohoo, putting your money in them and giving them the time for sentiment to return and the share price to grow.

It's called patience.

I do wish those decrying Boohoo would tell us how much they have made in total in the last year in other shares and how much they had invested in total in other shares.

They never do this.

All they give is percentages like 27% which mean nothing. 27% on what amount. 27% on £100,000 invested. 27% on £10,000 invested. How much in total did you invest in shares in the past year? How much in total did you make on your shares for the past year?

It's return on capital employed (ROCE) that matters fro growth companies like Boohoo.

Click on BOO Fundamentals above and see that Boohoo achieved ROCE of nearly 33% for year ending 28 February 2021.

Anything over 20% is seen as excellent. Consistently over 20% every year for the past 5 years is seen as superb. Boohoo have been consistently over 20% ROCE for the past 5 years.

This is like putting your money in the bank and earning 33% on it for the past year. Wow ....

https://www.debenhams.com/

Check it out

Love it ragtrade, HarChris and lhalliwell10

https://www.karenmillen.com/

Check this out too, so you can see why Boohoo are taking Karen Millen international

https://www.debenhams.com/

Check it out.

Exactly Kindness and well done for saying it.

https://www.debenhams.com/

Love it

Amigo Holdings PLC said Tuesday the UK High Court has not approved the guarantor loans provider's scheme to settle compensation claims.

Shares in the Bournemouth-based provider of guarantor loans sunk by 50% in response in London on Tuesday to 9.31 pence. The stock traded at 276.00p less than two years ago.

This is another reason why I invest only in companies with no debt.

Boohoo has no debt and loads of cash.

surprised - the 'fair value' of 15p by Cenkos was also from using a large discount in their calculations.

So the 15p 'fair value' is extremely conservative.

Nohearts - Carol Vorderman loves her leather dress, leather trousers, leather coat, you name it. Plenty looking to copy her.

Karen Millen often surprises. Even Boohoo Management were shocked a few years back when a £1,000 Karen Millen coat sold out so quickly.

Hence why Boohoo are going international with Karen Millen.

What a shame, Chefmarco.

Well done Slipperz.

We need photos on here of you in all your new clobber.

lyndondavies1 - please click on the link below to sign up for the free research on CAP-XX by Cenkos.

It's worth it to take your time to read their research on CAP-XX in full. It's a detailed and lengthy research report on CAP-XX, so it worked best for me to split the reading of it into a few pages at a time.

https://www.cenkos.com/research-portal?#/portal/cenkos-securities/companies

Wobble1 - It takes time for this to get through to investors and particularly institution investors.

Blackfoxtrading - I buy shares to hold forever, if I can. Boohoo is one of my forever shares.

I bought 360,000 shares in Boohoo in 2015 and have held them ever since. So, in effect, I have nearly £1.2m invested in Boohoo at this present time.

For me Boohoo will make a great job of Debenhams Department Store Online. They have done this already with the likes of Nasty Gal. Boohoo bought Nasty Gal, a US company, for less than £20m and turned it into revenue of £100m within 2 years. They are more than capable of doing this and much more with Debenhams. They have the drive, commitment and passion to make anything they buy successful.

They are taking Karen Millen international. Boohoo, themselves, were surprised some two years ago when a £1,000 Karen Millen coat sold out so quickly. Karen Millen was a great buy for Boohoo and will work great internationally for Boohoo.

Yes, Boohoo have made mistakes and bad mistakes too, however, they always put these right and better than right.

Boohoo needs the institutions to start buying Boohoo shares again for the Boohoo share price to go up significantly. Private investors aren't enough to do this.

Boohoo are doing all the right things to get the institution investors buying again.

It may take to the global supply chain list to be released before the institutions start buying back in again. I think this is due to be released by the end of September 2021.

AIM4 - P/E is not a useful comparison for companies. For example, P/E doesn't tell you how much debt or cash a company has.

The best comparison to use is Return on Capital Employed for companies.

For me, this is the best comparisons to use. Boohoo's ROCE is consistently above 20%. This is like you getting 20% interest on your money in the bank. 20% and above for ROCE is excellent.

Here is some evidence on why to buy Boohoo shares and why it's so important never to buy shares with debt.

Boohoo has no debt and loads of cash.

I invest only in companies with no debt.

This is what happens to companies with debt:-

1. Novacyt - Shares in clinical diagnostics company Novacyt (NCYT:AIM) sank 12% to 367.6p on Friday after warning that disruption to a second government supply contract will have a material impact on first quarter results.

Today’s warning is the second in as many months and the shares have now halved since the company first announced it had not agreed an extension of a supply contact with the DHSC (Department of Health and Social Care) on 9 April 2021.

In January, the share price hit highs of £11..90.

2. Card Factory - Shares in high-flying Card Factory (CARD) crashed 14.3% to 74p on Friday, despite the greeting cards-to-gifts retailer completing a £225 million refinancing and assuring that in-store trading has exceeded management’s expectations since non-essential shops reopened.

Yet the retailer also spooked investors by conceding that initial strong demand ‘has been satisfied’, with store like-for-like sales for the first five weeks since the reopening ‘marginally down’ versus the comparable pre-pandemic period in 2019.

£70 MILLION RAISE ON THE CARDS

Also weighing on sentiment was news of a potential £70 million equity raise designed to fund debt pre-payments under Card Factory’s newly agreed financing arrangements.