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In a statement Boohoo said: "The business is actively engaged with its investors and they are supportive of the level of transparency the business has demonstrated and the commitments we have made as part of our Agenda for Change.

"The leadership of the business is absolutely committed to acting swiftly, transparently and collaboratively to deliver the change that is required, to retain a manufacturing hub in the UK."

I've read the Shadowfall recent account in full. I also read their previous report in May in full. They're shorters, so they're trying it on. This is what shorters like Shadowfall do, they bring out a report or an account to spook investors into selling so they make more and more millions.

For me, they're scammers trying to scam people out of their hard earned investments.

Shadowfall are saying margins will be hit by the improvements Boohoo will have to make to their suppliers' problems. Boohoo have said their margins won't be hit with the improvements they're going to make. Shadowfall are saying there may be more investigations into Boohoo. The Alison Levitt QC report has already said Boohoo have done nothing wrong and Boohoo were already making improvement before the independent review. Shadowfall have put loads of inaccuracies in their prior report and in this account. The best way to fight the likes of Shadowfall and any de rampers is to hold on to your Boohoo shares. Don't let anyone spook you into selling your shares so they can buy them cheaper.

Harveyspecter - I wasn't referring to you at all. I was replying to Comic. So sorry to have upset you. It wasn't intended at all.

HereKittyKitty - so sorry, I wasn't referring to you in the least. I was simply pointing out the difference between Cine going up today and Boohoo going down and all I did was use the subject heading for convenience.

And now the de rampers are out in force too. All trying to scam holders out of their shares so they can buy them cheaper.

Oh dear, the herd mentality at its best. Holders getting spooked by the latest Shadowfall cr*p and selling Boohoo. So this brings the share price down sadly.

Then on CINE you see buyers rushing in, thinking they'll make money on this when it's got $8.5bn debt about $140 million working capital and another $110min loans it can pull on. Iit is costing Cine $60m a month to stay afloat. Won't take long for Cine to work through the $250m, about 4 months. So Cine are in talks with their bankers and could end up in administration.

So some investors are spooked and are selling Boohoo which has no debt, £350m net cash and £150m working capital. Other investors are buying Cine which are in debt up to their eyeballs and could end up in administration.

For me, I prefer growth to dividends any day of the week. When companies are investing their profits into the business means more and more growth.

retrosec - yes, you're right, a fairly balanced article and well worth reading in full.

I feel sad for those who may have sold boohoo shares to go into the likes of cine, amigo, n brown, supply@me, etc., etc.

Some shares are cheap for a reason and you have to be so careful with your hard earned money. For me, I never touch shares who have, for example, too much debt or too little history of operating.

I think some investors may have lost confidence with Boohoo because of the suppliers' problems. This confidence will return

Boohoo has so much going for it and I, for one, will be happy to see suppliers' workers being treated well and paid properly.

That's important to me as an investor. I don't like greed. I like to see everyone benefitting from a great growth company including the suppliers' workers. I look forward to Boohoo being seen as the best business model for this, so other businesses have to follow. That would be the ideal for me.

DavidLaw - You're not posting here for two reasons. You're posting here to make holders nervous, so they panic and sell and you can buy their shares cheaper. What does that say about you?

I share a positive view of Boohoo because I've been holding them and researching them for 5 years and continue to research and hold them. Boohoo is a great growth share, you know that, hence why you want to get the share price down to buy in cheaper.

You share a positive view of Boohoo too. You've already said that. You've already said that if it was down to the fundamentals then the share price should be 425p.

You think I should help you to get in and out on relative lows/highs. I didn't realise I was here to help you bring down the share price. It's obvious you don't like me disagreeing with you. The share will go wherever it goes. You don't know what it'll do and I don't know what it'll do. So stop trying to get the share price down so you can buy in cheap.

Share prices go down because more people sell and share prices go up because more people buy.

I don't like it when people like you try to get the share price down by making holders on here nervous, panic and sell so you can buy in cheaper. That's not nice behaviour. You may try to convince yourself that what you say doesn't affect people reading it. Of course it affects anyone who reads it, so stop it.

Stop with the insults too. Your insults say more about you as a person than they do about me.

clairesmith - the beauty of Boohoo is they are streets ahead of any competition and will continue to be streets ahead of competition in the years to come. Boohoo is solely an online business model. The competition you mention aren't solely online business models.

ASOS is solely an online business model, however, they sell third party clothes brands which means they make much less profit from their revenue than Boohoo. Boohoo use a test and repeat model which means they test an item to see if it sells and if it does then they get more manufactured. If it doesn't, then they don't, so there is very little to no wastage.

Boohoo have the money to spend on marketing, buy the best influencers for their brands, like celebrities, etc. Boohoo have no debt, £350m net cash and £150m working capital. The competition you mention would love to be in this position. They're too busy trying to survive.

clairesmith - Hermes market cap is US$81bn. Nike and Hermes combined Market Caps are US$239bn. Research, research, research. You can never do enough research.

clairesmith - I do wish you'd so some research instead of spending your time on here trying your best to make holders nervous so they'll panic, sell and the share price will go lower for you to buy Boohoo share cheaper.

Nike have a Market Cap of US$158bn.

It's so obvious you don't do any research at all and are just trying it on. If you did any research, then you'd understand the calculations for a £8 to £10 share price in 2 years and at least £36 share price in 10 years.

And for those into technical analysis, the daily, weekly and monthly charts for Boohoo are buy on the moving averages and strong buy on the technical indicators.

DavidLaw - I've read that one too many times too by derampers, i.e. you are really sad if you think this chatboard has any effect on the share price. And still they keep doing it, in the hope that they will make holders nervous, panic and sell. You're another one who is desperate to get the share price down to buy in cheaper. All this does is prove to us holders what a great growth share is Boohoo because you're so desperate to get the share price down to buy in.

clairesmith - you are really desperate to get the Boohoo share price down so you can buy in cheaper. You've used the same arguments over and over and over again and been proved wrong so many times on them. Such desperation to buy Boohoo shares on the cheap proves what a great growth share is Boohoo.

Buy up to £3.85 for a fantastic bargain. Boohoo share price will be £8 to £10 in two years according to Paul Scott of Stockopedia and at least £36 in 10 years. The calculations have already been worked out for these future share prices.

Paul Scott was a Finance Director for UK clothing retailers before leaving to become a private investor and writing for the likes of the Small Cap Value Report for Stockopedia. Paul Scott holds Boohoo shares.

For those into technical analysis, the daily, weekly and monthly charts are buy for moving averages and strong buy for technical indicators.

DavidLaw - We all know what you're trying to do. And I could pick loads times when the share price was up from 250. Please have the decency to leave things to happen without trying to make them happen. You know Boohoo is a great growth share or you wouldn't be on here trying to buy it as cheap as possible.

Everyone deramping shares always say, this chatboard makes no difference to the share price. So if it makes no difference to the share price, why do you need to comment at all. Leave the share to do what it'll do and stop trying to influence holders to sell, so you can buy their shares cheaper.

Buy up to £3.85 for a fantastic bargain. Boohoo share price will be £8 to £10 in two years according to Paul Scott of Stockopedia and at least £36 in 10 years. The calculations have already been worked out for these future share prices.

Paul Scott was a Finance Director for UK clothing retailers before leaving to become a private investor and writing for the likes of the Small Cap Value Report for Stockopedia. Paul Scott holds Boohoo shares.

clairesmith - as I've already said you've used the same argument for days and days of external forces and been proved wrong. Your arguments of external forces are being used by you to panic holders into selling so you can buy their shares cheaper.

Buy up to £3.85 for a fantastic bargain. Boohoo share price will be £8 to £10 in two years according to Paul Scott of Stockopedia and at least £36 in 10 years. The calculations have already been worked out for these future share prices.

Paul Scott was a Finance Director for UK clothing retailers before leaving to become a private investor and writing for the likes of the Small Cap Value Report for Stockopedia. Paul Scott holds Boohoo shares.

In finance or financial operations of borrowing and investing, what is considered long-term is usually above 3 years, with medium-term usually between 1 and 3 years and short-term usually under 1 year.

clairesmith - you're trying so hard to get holders to panic and sell. All that says is you know Boohoo is a great growth share and you want to get in as cheap as possible.

You've been using the same arguments for days and days now to panic holders into selling. You've already been shown over and over that your arguments hold no water. No doubt, you'll keep trying with the same old arguments again and again. Boohoo is a great growth share. It is the best growth share on the UK market. You know this and want in as cheap as possible.

Buy up to £3.85 for a fantastic bargain. Boohoo share price will be £8 to £10 in two years according to Paul Scott of Stockopedia and at least £36 in 10 years. The calculations have already been worked out for these future share prices.

Paul Scott was a Finance Director for UK clothing retailers before leaving to become a private investor and writing for the likes of the Small Cap Value Report for Stockopedia. Paul Scott holds Boohoo shares.