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For those of you that don't know already, Inditex own Zara. 74% increase online.

Inditex reported a 74% surge in online orders in their half year results today, Wednesday 16 September 2020.

Kencarv - thanks for your comment. I wondered if the energy density may be part of CAP-XX's patent infringement case against Maxwell/Tesla.

ShareExpert - people are buying Tesla like crazy because of their potential battery technology. Billions and billions and billions of batteries are sold worldwide. If Tesla come up with better battery technology to replace existing batteries then this is where they'll make their fortune. People only started buying Tesla heavily from 2018 onwards after Tesla bought Maxwell Technologies for their dry electrode technology and supercapacitors.

Thank you trading4good for your great comment on your sitdown with the Board of Boohoo. I believe they are very sharp business people too and will make us all rich.

Boohoo is a great growth share and one to hold for many years to come.

Kencarv - of course they had a choice and they chose shares. Wouldn't you?

SEO MANAGER - OASIS & WAREHOUSE
Oasis & Warehouse is recruiting for an ambitious SEO Manager to drive their SEO strategy. You will act as a specialist, managing site optimisation, content campaigns and blogger relationships. They will be responsible for the delivery of campaigns from ideation through to completion and reporting, with guidance from the Senior SEO Manager. This is the role for someone who wants to utilise their SEO skills in an imaginative and entrepreneurial environment, while continually growing their knowledge and skills within digital and influencer marketing.

https://careers.boohoo.com/vacancies/2250/seo-manager--oasis--warehouse.html

Nobody knows when the share price will reach £4. The thing with shares is that you can never rely on what's happened in the past to occur again. Yes, they may well be educated opinions, however, at the end of the day nobody can know.

Catchy50 - Boohoo bought Oasis and Warehouse websites and logos in April 2020. Once they bought them, they were temporarily closed down by Boohoo until Boohoo were ready for them to go live. When Boohoo buy brands out of administration they also take on their employees who have worked on things like, for example, design. Oasis has already been up and running by Boohoo for nearly two months. Warehouse more recently. You need to read my post in full and a couple of times so you understand what I said. Too often we all read comments too quickly and misunderstand them.

catchy50 - Warehouse has just gone live today.

catchy50 - Oasis has been live for nearly two months. I put my email address on the Oasis website when it was down so I would be notified when it went live. I did the same for Warehouse.

For those of you who don't know, Inditex own Zara. Their bricks and mortar sales are expected to be well down whilst their online sales are expected to be excellent. When researching Boohoo, you need to look at how Asos, Inditex and H&M are doing and if any results or trading updates are expected soon from any of them. It is Inditex's half year results tomorrow.

Inditex results are due out tomorrow so this may be why Asos and Boohoo are up. Inditex's online results may be expected to be brilliant hence the rise for Asos and Boohoo.

Each Boohoo brand has its own management and design teams to prevent overlapping so each brand is run as its own business. Furthermore, Boohoo always employ the people who have already worked for the brands on for example, design. Boohoo are brilliant at buying brands out of administration cheap and making them profitable within less than 2 years. Boohoo will buy more and more brands in the future. They're experts at this.

Trades marked as unknown are usually trades between one market maker and another. This is why the price is right in the middle of the bid/ask.

Love this RazorsEdge and well said as follows:-

Y’al ever think the best service you can do for Boohoo is to stop circulating the negative propaganda being generated by the UK press???

Thank you BuffetsloveChild, great work on Boohoo's Intrinsic Value, love it.

The online fashion retailer Boohoo is poised should New Look’s landlords not approve the CVA by tomorrow's deadline, The Sunday Times has reported.

New Look’s Company Voluntary Arrangment (CVA) proposes that 68 stores switch to zero rent, and are 402 converted to turnover-based lease terms. The proposal requires 75% approval of creditors.

Financial adviser Perella Weinberg failed to secure a buyer for New Look in a separate process last week.

Paul Scott was a Finance Director for UK clothing companies before leaving to become a professional investor and write for the likes of Stockopedia's Small Cap Report. Here's some more he said today:-

Overall, I reckon that once Boohoo's supply chain issue has been forgotten about again, then maybe we could see the share price of BOO surge again to 400-500p? Longer term, the sky's the limit, as long as it keeps growing.

Obviously please DYOR, and we have to be prepared for a potentially bumpy ride, but I think the fundamentals look very strong here.