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Cookie2906 - I should add that buyers and sellers can request to have their trades' notifications delayed.

So sorry Cookie2906, it happens every day so I don't know how you've missed them.

Cookie2906 - there is no such thing as after hours buys or sells. Trading in the London Stock Exchange can only be done between the hours of 8.00am and 4.30pm. Anything outside these hours are late notifications of trades. We don't know if they are buys or sells because we don't know what time the trades were executed and what the bid/ask was at the time of the execution of the trade.

For those of you who don't know about Paul Scott. Paul Scott was a Finance Director for UK clothing companies before leaving to become a professional investor and write for the likes of Stockopedia. To remind you what he said today.

I reckon Boohoo's EPS could rise to c.20p in 2-3 years. Put that on a PER of 40-50 (justified by the continuing growth), and we've got a share price target of 800-1000p, with patience. Hence why this is now my largest position.

Slipperz - it's not millions wasted, it's brilliant PR. The only UK clothing company ever to do this and can make recommendations for the future. Being seen to be the leading light for change in how suppliers operate with clothing companies. PR at its best.

Zebudee - In case you didn't know this already. Being in the EU meant our NHS was protected from all and any trade deals. Outside of the EU means the NHS is no longer protected. This is why UK people are doing their best to prevent the NHS being included in the US UK Trade deal. They don't trust the UK Government to do protect the NHS. Trump wants the UK NHS to pay much more for its drugs bought from US companies. The NHS has great bargaining power and buys drugs from US companies so much cheaper than US hospitals, US Doctors, etc. do. Trump hates this and of course he wants to make loads more money for the USA. This will put billions more costs onto our NHS.

The USA also have much lower food safeguards than the EU hence why Trump is trying to get the UK to buy US food. Buying US food instead of EU food means poorer food standards as well as more damage to our planet because of the longer travel.

Also, a trade deal with New Zealand to allow cheaper lamb into the UK will put our sheep farmers out of business and will also mean even more damage to the planet because of the travel.

Being in the EU meant all government contracts were open to everyone in the UK who wanted to apply for them. It was an open and fair system. Being out of the EU means the UK Government have already been giving government contracts to friends of Dominic Cummings, Michael Gove, etc.as well as big donors to the Conservative Party. They have achieved this through the use of emergency procurement.

Like everything in life, there were advantages and disadvantages of being in the EU.

Zebudee - Boohoo have already been selling to Japan for years. Boohoo sells to 200 countries worldwide including Japan. The UK have always been able to sell to Japan when they were part of the EU. Leaving the EU just means more or less the same trade deals the UK had when it was in the EU.

It's all about the limitations of traditional batteries that are helping supercapacitors to be more and more widely used worldwide.

Allenby Capital comment: Positive trading update on multiple fronts. As previously argued, the acquisition of the Murata manufacturing assets represents a transformational deal for CPX. It afforded a unique opportunity to transform its profitability by increasing sales and gross margin at the product level for a minimal capital outlay and enable CPX to fulfil the growing levels of sales enquiries. The deal provides access to established product designs, proven manufacturing assets and a potential customer base in CPX's target small form factor markets. The project is not without execution risk, however, and CPX has not been immune to the impact of CV-19 with the project slipping by c. three months. The successful prosecution of the Ioxus patent infringement case represents an important proof point in CPX's ongoing IP protection strategy. Finally, the growth in the sales order book and revenue in Q1 is encouraging as more companies look to supercapacitors to address the limitations of traditional batteries.

This still applies even today:-

'What’s held us back in the past is we have been waiting for the technology convergence to happen,' said CEO Kongats.

'We’ve had our technology ready, but others haven’t. That’s all changed and it is having a profound effect on our prospects.'

graking - it's nothing to do with the size of the supercapacitor. It's to do with patent infringement. Patent infringement can be on any size of supercapacitor hence why the court case covers all the supercapacitors that have infringed CAP-XX's patents/IP. So the supercapacitors by Maxwell/Tesla that have infringed CAP-XX's patents/IPO can be heavy weight, light weight, feather weight or any weight.

Ohmetoe - it's only the lawyers who engage in court cases and never the companies. Negotiations will always be ongoing between the lawyers who then go back to their clients to accept or reject offers/settlements. This is how court cases work.

BrassGemini - another nasty little man who is only able to see the negative in anything. That's what happens when you're a glass half empty person. You see I didn't just check out when he'd joined and how many posts. I read all his posts too, just like I read all yours and from the evidence of reading all your posts I could see you're only able to see the negative in anything and not the positive. Another one to filter. Thank God for that, so much less baggage to read.

DavidLaw- I didn't make assumptions. I deduced from the evidence of your 15 posts on here and having joined this website on 4 September 2020. It's obvious you're new to shares and not just new to Boohoo.

You may have bought some shares 30 years ago, you haven't been investing for 30 years. Looks like I might have touched a nerve. Ooops!

Of course I'm taking 15 years plus from now. I don't hold mindlessly. I hold because it is an excellent strategy for great growth shares like Boohoo.

I bought 10,000 Asos shares in 2004 for 60p and sold them in 2014 for £60 by holding them through all the ups and downs. I sold them in 2014 because I saw that Boohoo could be competition for Asos. I didn't think Asos would get much past their £60 share price.

Holding great growth shares through every up and down is an excellent strategy. Selling and buying back is a distraction from a great strategy of holding. For me, selling and buying back is being greedy when I know I'm going to make loads of money from simply holding great growth shares. That's enough for me, I don't have to be greedy.

Spicey - you're a nasty and spiteful little man. Another one to filter. To remind you of something from one of my past posts:-

Boohoo buys failing brands cheap out of administration - Boohoo is great at patiently waiting for the right price before buying - only buys the websites and logos of failing brands

Boohoo bought Nasty Gal's brand assets, like its website and logos, in 2017 for $20m (£15m) and turned it into revenue of £100m within 2 years. Nasty Gal was founded by US businesswoman Sophia Amoruso who is credited with making the term "girl boss" mainstream.

I didn't know Spicey or should I say Spiteful that you expected me to identify each and every company Boohoo may be interested in.

It's a beautiful day, get out in the garden and spend time with your loved ones. They need your time and input too.

DavidLaw - you've still got a lot to learn about shares. As I've already said, hindsight's a wonderful thing, reality is completely different. Covid-19 didn't stop Boohoo from getting to £4.33 in June 2020 and that's what I mean about holding great growth shares. The same will happen with the recent allegations. When you hold a great growth share, you know it'll always come through, no matter what. That's the beauty of great growth shares, they get better and better at what they do.

That doesn't mean I hold them blindly. I research them daily. I research world markets, world news, my other worldwide share and stock holdings daily. Boohoo is one of my holdings.

Boohoo is still a young business. They're looking to grow their revenue to £26bn. Their revenue for last year was £1.2bn. £26bn is nearly 22 times £1.2bn. With £26bn revenue and the same/similar profit margins, then Boohoo's share price will grow 22 times too. That's the potential of Boohoo, a future share price of something like £66. And that's why I advocate holding Boohoo shares for years and years to come. That's what I'll be doing. Achieving £26bn revenue is not going to be done overnight, it'll take years.

Boohoo have the business capacity now for £3bn revenue which is 2.5 times their revenue of £1.2bn. £3bn revenue with same/similar profit margins will mean a share price of £7.50 and maybe even more. Share prices like P/Es can often reflect future potential.

This is what I mean by you not doing your research properly. You don't understand everything about the business of Boohoo. Yes, you understand traffic but that's not understanding everything about the business of Boohoo.

You also need to learn to read comments in full and read them a number of times so you get your facts right. For example, I've never said never to sell no matter what. I've always advocated holding great growth shares to trading them. I still do.

I care about other people and their hard earned money. For me, shares like Amigo, Cine, Supply@me, I wouldn't touch with a bargepole. I've said that too and some don't like me saying it.

I don't need a lecture from someone who is new to shares and already sounds like he thinks he knows it all. Maybe you don't realise it, you do come across like you're lecturing me and know better than me. You also come across as somewhat patronising, with your I'm so clever and I would have done this and I would have done that.

It's Tesla's new battery technology that will make the money for Tesla. Look at Tesla's share price in 2018 and how it grew after buying Maxwell Technologies. Batteries are sold in their billions and billions and billions worldwide, that's where the money is for Tesla. Not electric vehicles, not self drive vehicles, yes they'll help though not as much as batteries. Elon Musk did his phd in supercapacitors, he didn't finish it, though he saw the potential for better battery technology back then.

DavidLaw - you've a lot to learn about shares. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, reality is never like that. The people who make the most money from shares are those that hold through every up and down because they know they are holding great growth shares. Warren Buffett is a great example. Boohoo is looking to become another Inditex and H&M. Their revenue is £26bn. Boohoo's last revnue was £1.2bn. Boohoo will get to £26bn. Please remember Boohoo share price went up to £4.33 in June 2020. You are a newbie and you really need to spend more time on doing your research properly. Comparing Boohoo to Tesla is just plain ridiculous. By the way for those of you that don't know Tesla's share price isn't going up because of electric vehicles, Tesla's share price is going up because they're about to come out with the latest battery technology. That's why Tesla's share price is stratospheric. Tesla bought Maxwell Technologies in 2018 fro their dry electrode technology and supercapacitors. With shares you must read far and wide instead of spending your valuable time commenting on here.

arudge - I'd made a lot of money from Asos by getting into them at 60p. Boohoo had taken their eye off the ball with their IPO in 2014 and so their first year results weren't that good after the IPO hence the share price decline in 2015. I knew how successful Asos had been and realised Boohoo could be even more successful because Boohoo were selling their own clothes and not third party clothes. Another company I had shares in got bought out in May 2015 . I had doubled my money there to £100,000. I decided to go all in with £100,000 into Boohoo shares because of my knowledge and experience with Asos. I've never regretted it and I will be holding my Boohoo shares for years and years to come.

Vorag - another a**ehole to filter. Has to have the last word and just like the others can't admit when he's wrong. I've no time for people like that in my life. They just clog up my happy life unnecessarily.

Jupiter topped up their holding in Boohoo when the share price went down after the allegations. Then they had to sell them when the share price went back up because they're only allowed a certain financial limit for each holding. When a holding goes up the set amount, for example, £10 million then shares have to be sold.

ESG funds who offloaded their Boohoo shares after the allegations were unethical because they made the share price go lower and this in turn affected those holding Boohoo shares. This is unethical for ESG funds to do this and is seen as unethical. ESG funds must always work with companies when problems arise and not offload funds. This is ethical so if they purport to be ESG Funds then this is what they have to do. To do otherwise goes against being an ESG Fund.

Boohoo weren't aware of what was going on in Leicester despite the allegations. Boohoo use 1,000 manufacturers in Leicester. Yes 1,000. How are Boohoo expected to police 1,000 manufacturers? Maybe 18 have been involved in bad practices. That means 982 have good practices.

The results at the interim results date will be excellent. People who buy from Boohoo's brands aren't interested in the allegations. Boohoo sales for their first quarter of 2020 from 1 March to 31 May 2020 were up 45%. The interim results cover 1 March to 31 August 2020 and we already know the results for the first quarter of 2020 from 1 March to 31 May 2020 were up 45%. So the results for the second quarter from ! June to 31 August 2020 will no doubt be in the range of 45% too. So overall the interim results which are for the half year from 1 February to 31 August 2020 will likely be up 45%

Instead of spending your life speculating on here, get out in the garden, it's a beautiful day, spend time with your children and your partner. They deserve your time and input.

Vorag - I suggest you read all my past posts about my 360,000 shares and then you'll see for yourself that it's true. The likes of Steve, Bricks92 and yourself only show your jealousy of my holding with your comments.

I've always held since buying my 360,000 shares in 2015 through every up and down. Boohoo has always come back from every down stronger and higher. I will be holding my boohoo shares for years and years to come.

There won't be a RNS update before the interim results on 30 September 2020. Everything to be released at the interim results will affect the share price and so Boohoo are well within the Aim Rules to wait till the interim results date on 30 September 2020 to release everything together.