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Boohoo is now setting up its own factory in the UK to open next year. Additionally it is set to launch a textiles community trust to provide support and advice to garment workers in Leicester.

Mike Watkins, Nielsen’s UK head of retail insight, said: ‘Shoppers who first shopped online in the early summer are staying online and making repeat purchases, which means online is likely to take an even bigger share of sales as we head into the festive period.’

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Virtually every study ever done on the behavior and results of individual investors has shown that retail investors badly underperform the stock market over time.

The chief culprits for this lack of profits are trading too much and a propensity to chase the hot stocks and stories of the day.

Year in and year out, roughly 90 percent of them are set to lose money.

Only 10 percent turn a profit and far fewer beat the market returns, much less squeeze a living out of all the frenetic in-and-out trading in a short period of time.

The brokers do pretty well from all this activity, but the traders themselves do not do nearly as well.

Derampers - remember that they are deliberately trying to provoke fear & panic selling, in order to trigger a short term spike down in share price, for their own personal financial gain.

I have little time for those who attack good companies like Boohoo, in order to trigger a brief spike down in price, for their own quick bucks.

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One indispensable quality that sets most of the successful investors apart from the rest of the clan is the virtue of patience. Backed by research, it has been proven that the wealthiest of investors have always been the most patient ones.

clairesmith - still trying to spook holders into selling. Same old, same old. Same od antics with you. Still trying to get into Boohoo cheap. Major share holders won't be walking away because they know there's more and more profit to be had by holding their shares.

Stop the deramping to buy Boohoo shares cheaper. Boohoo is a great share, getting more and more customers, making more and more profits. The rest is just background noise which will pass.

One indispensable quality that sets most of the successful investors apart from the rest of the clan is the virtue of patience. Backed by research, it has been proven that the wealthiest of investors have always been the most patient ones.

Virtually every study ever done on the behavior and results of individual investors has shown us that retail investors badly underperform the stock market over time. The chief culprits for this lack of profits are trading too much and have a propensity to chase the hot stocks and stories of the day.

Year in and year out, roughly 90 percent of them are set to lose money. Only 10 percent turn a profit and far fewer beat the market returns, much less squeeze a living out of all the frenetic in-and-out trading in a short period of time. The brokers do pretty well off all the activity, but the traders themselves do not do nearly as well.

The Green Economy – a new growth market

When investors think of ‘green’, often their first thought is of renewable energy and obvious clean technologies such as electric cars. But the green economy is extremely diverse. It is made up of companies and investment vehicles of all sizes, in all geographies and almost every industry.

But without a specific industrial classification, it can be challenging to identify an investible universe of ‘green’ equities – and highlight your business to investors.

That’s why London Stock Exchange has developed the Green Economy Classification and Mark.

London Stock Exchange’s Green Economy Mark was created to help investors and issuers address this information gap and facilitate investment.

It identifies listed companies and funds that generate over 50% of their total annual revenues from products and services across all industries that contribute to the global green economy.

For the first time, investors can see beyond the ‘pure play’ green companies, to those that have a growing business activity in this area.

According to investing.com CAP-XX volume today was nearly 9m shares changed hands so looks like more investors interested in CAP-XX

clairesmith - I see you're still trying to spook holders into selling. Same old antics with you. Still trying to get into Boohoo cheap. Major share holders won't be walking away because they know there's more and more profit to be had by holding their shares.

Stop the deramping to buy Boohoo shares cheaper. Boohoo is a great share, getting more and more customers, making more and more profits. The rest is just background noise which will pass.

clairesmith - the global fashion market is worth £2,000bn. Do some proper research, instead of spouting the same old cr*p over and over again.

clairesmith - what a load of nonsense. Customers are what matter and they are still buying in their droves from Boohoo. The competition don't have the funds to pay for celebrity influencers. It's marketing that drives customer numbers up and the competition don't have the funds to compete against Boohoo. Economic downturns mean more and more people will buy from Boohoo because of price. Asos will be affected in economic downturns because they're too expensive. Boohoo won't because they're not expensive.

Investing101 - I give that advice to those who get too anxious about share prices going down. I never get anxious about the Boohoo share price going down. Those who can't put their emotions aside when investing in shares need to stop looking at the share price all day every day.

And if you're interested in technical analysis, then always check the weekly and monthly charts for Boohoo. They are both a strong buy for Boohoo.

So the fundamentals are excellent and the technical analysis for weekly and monthly charts for Boohoo are a strong buy.

Highlights from Interim Results

· Revenue £816.5 million, up 45% (44% CER(7))

· Strong revenue growth across all geographies and brands (UK: +37%; international: +55%, including US +83%). International now 47% of group revenue (2019: 44%)

· New customer acquisition in Q1 driven by pandemic's impact on consumer behaviour

· Healthy customer KPIs with a continued improvement in share of wallet

· Acquisition of the remaining 34% minority shareholding in PrettyLittleThing

· Acquisition and integration of the Oasis and Warehouse brands, complementary additions to the group's scalable, multi-brand platform

· Robust balance sheet with net cash of £344.9 million (2019: £207.3 million), healthy operating cash flow of £147.2 million (2019: £55.9 million) and net cash flow of £99.5 million (2019: £15.5 million)

· Non-participation in UK Government's financial support schemes to support jobs and businesses

· Successful £198 million share placing to support future acquisitions

· Independent Review ("Independent Review") of working conditions of supply chain in Leicester published. All recommendations accepted, improvements in supply chain governance to be robustly implemented in full

There's no need to ramp Boohoo, the facts speak for themselves.

Claretjay - and at 5.10p too for the half million buy.

Click on the BOO Live RNS at the top of this page and then click on interim results.

Look at the table of figures for the interim results and then at the change column on right hand side for this table.

Everything has gone up. Everything has a plus beside it on the change column for this table. That's what matters.

Check it out for yourself.

Boohoo's customers are growing worldwide and that's what matters. Boohoo sell to more than 200 countries worldwide. USA has increased by 83%.

Buying the Murata automated production lines and getting the Murata customers is a transformative acquisition for CAP-XX. This will be the making of CAP-XX and the start of a great future for them. Profit can be invested back into CAP-XX so it can grow more and more in the future.

The Murata automated production lines will be used to make the 3v prismatic too. Supercaps are being used more and more worldwide.