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Marinello - you're very welcome. Amazing what you can find, if you do some research. I learnt from it too. I was glad I found it and could copy and paste it for others to read and learn.

Misogyny is negative. It's obvious you're a misogynist when you can't see its negative bias against women. Hopefully you'll learn one day to respect women.

It's a pity feminism isn't glorified, maybe one day that'll happen, I hope so.

So the modern female is doing the same as the modern male . Isn't that equality?

steveknowsnothin - you actually did some research, wow, well done you, I am getting through to you. I'll make you into a researcher yet and you'll be able to make loads of money from holding great shares like Boohoo for 20 years plus in ISAs.

Personally, I thought it was a great description of misogyny, I couldn't have put it better myself, hence why I used it. Hopefully people will have learnt something from reading it.

And you found another one I used which again summed up how to predict future share prices in words much better than I could have put it. This is what I use to predict future share prices. Some people use fundamental analysis, some use technical analysis. I use both.

I find on here that most people never bother to click on links and read everything in full so I copy and paste it in the hope that will help them to read it in full and learn.

steveknowsnothin - a fool and his money. Jealous of others and nasty to boot.

wyndrum - another nasty little man who loves to police me. Reminds me of Jekyll and Hyde.

People who are nasty on here are sad little f**kers and must be so unhappy in their lives.

How to Predict Future Price of Shares

Share prices are highly volatile and can be affected by the company's performance as well as many other factors. To make a lot of money in the stock market, you should learn how to predict future share prices. Share predictions can be based on the following methods:

1) Use price earnings (P/E) ratio and predicted earnings per share to predict the future price of stocks. If you have the predicted future earnings per share then you can use the P/E ratio to predict future prices because a stock will tend to trade within a certain P/E range.

For example:

Assume that the share price of Company XYZ is $20. The earnings per share (EPS) of the stock for the last 12 months is $2. Based on the formula (Price Earnings Ratio = Market price per share / Earnings per share), the P/E ratio of the stock XYZ will be 20/2 = 10.

Now, we assume that the EPS in future will be $3.00. Also assume that P/E ratio will remain the same at 10. Then, the price of the share will be: 3 * 10 = $30. This will give you an indication whether the share of Company XYZ is a good buy or not. However, investors should be aware that this is not the sole criteria for share prices going up or down.

2) Find reliable market related news: Following the latest news, you will be able to predict whether it will have a positive or negative impact on the share prices. Most of the times, share prices will go up when good news is announced.

3) Study the share chart patterns of a company to analyze and forecast future price movements.

4) Observe the volume growth: Increasing volume is a sign of positive growth in the stock due to some positive news, and this implies a rise in its value in the future.

5) You should be able to predict the earnings of a company. The growth of a company's earnings is the most important factor to consider when analyzing a company. Good financial results will increase investor confidence and this implies an increase in trading volume and price.

Boohoo is on an up trend which has lead the share price to a much higher level. Strength is very positive, very strong, chart price has moved up strongly.

Boohoo's share price has settled above 282p, so the next resistance is 447p. Once over 480p and settles above 480p, then the trend and pace could lead long term to 1478p.

Hold Boohoo shares in an ISA for 20 years plus and they'll make you rich. Research before you buy and keep researching daily whilst holding to give you the confidence to keep holding. Attend all AGMs.

I've held my Boohoo shares since 2015. From my daily research and charting on Boohoo over the past 5 years I've worked out Boohoo could reach a share price of £60 in 20 years. That's nearly 20 times today's share price.

Halfful75 - Not doing ok and not happy, so all he has left is to be nasty.

Halfful75 - See you've been on LSE for 10 years so how much have you gained against how much you've lost.

Midway - up 130% on how much invested. How much have you gained against how much have you lost?

P/Es reflect future revenue, future profit, future growth, hence why Tesla P/E is 800 and still going up.

I didn't say to stay in blindly for 20 years, that's why I have to keep researching daily so I know to keep holding Boohoo for 20 years plus. I attend all AGMs.

I go for a walk every day. A walk in nature is wonderful for the mind, body and spirit even a short walk. I read the weekend Financial Times from cover to cover when needed. I meditate every day. Meditation is great for allowing your creative mind come to the forefront. This is when I have my best and most creative ideas for my life, work and investments. I'd recommend it.

I bought 360,000 Boohoo shares at just over 27p in 2015. I had £100,000 made from buying and selling shares already in ISAs. I researched Boohoo before I bought and continue to research them daily. I attend all AGMs. I have held them 5 years through every up and down. I have other investments too.

I predicted for myself a Boohoo share price of £4.50 for 2020 in 2015, 5 years ago. So I got that one nearly right as Boohoo has already been up as high as £4.33 and will be back there again and more by end of 2020. It's never impossible to predict share prices even for 20 years ahead. It's important to learn to predict share prices to see how good you are at it and to get better.

I learnt the hard way myself from jumping in and out of shares that it was a mug's game. The only way to make huge money was to put in the hard work, time and effort through research. Research is the key to finding great growth shares and holding them. Concentration is needed too, so you read the research carefully, don't miss anything and don't jump to conclusions.

Tesla P/E is 800 and is still going up.

Boohoo is on an up trend. This has lead the share price to a much higher level. Strength is very positive, very strong, chart price moved up very strongly.

Boohoo's share price has settled above 282p, so the next resistance is 447p. Once over 480p and settles above 480p, then the trend and pace could lead long term to 1478p.

Hold Boohoo shares in an ISA for 20 years plus and they'll make you rich. Research before you buy and keep researching daily whilst holding to give you the confidence to keep holding. Attend all AGMs.

I've held my Boohoo shares since 2015. From my daily research on Boohoo over the past 5 years I've worked out Boohoo could reach a conservative share price of £60 in 20 years. That's nearly 20 times today's share price.

Claretjay - that's exactly what's needed for boats, electric engine. Diesel is so noisy, it drives me mad in boats and vehicles.

For me, don't expect an update to end of September and you won't be disappointed.

Another little nugget to add. John Lyttle now CEO of Boohoo grew revenue to £7bn for Primark from £2bn within 4 years and will do the same and more with Boohoo.

Harveyspecter - has just joined here with 4 posts and already knows everything. Research is the key to finding and holding excellent growth shares like Boohoo. To do this, read the weekend Financial Times from cover to cover, if anything interests you then research everything you can before buying them, research everything about them on a daily basis whilst holding them and attend all the AGMs.

Boohoo have 9 brands, Boohoo, BoohooMan, Prettylittlething, Nasty Gal, MissPap, Karen Millen, Coast, Oasis, Warehouse. Boohoo are brilliant at buying brands cheap from administration and making them profitable within 2 years. Boohoo bought US company Nasty Gal for £15m and turned its revenue into £100m within 2 years.

Boohoo bought Oasis and Warehous for £5.4m and no doubt each of these will achieve revenue of £100m in less than 2 years. Boohoo's revenue for year ending 29 February 2020 was £1.2bn. Boohoo's revenue in 2015 was £100m with the Boohoo brand on its own, now 12 times that in 5 years which was with 4 brands, Boohoo, BoohooMan, Prettylittlething and Nasty Gal. Boohoo's revenue £1.2bn commanded a share price of £3. So for £60 share price need revenue of about £24bn. Boohoo will do this easily. They are a great company with great management and great potential. They have 9 brands now, no debt and £350m net cash. They will buy more brands cheap out of administration in the future too.

Global Fashion Market is worth £2,000bn, Yes £2,000bn. UK is £71bn, USA is £330bn, Europe is £350bn and rest of world is £1,250 bn. Plenty for Boohoo to disrupt and grab.

Poppie1 - I bought 360,000 in 2015 and have held them ever since. I researched them before I bought and keep researching them daily whilst holding. I have mine in ISAs. I will be holding them for another 20 years plus. I've calculated from past fundamentals that Boohoo could be at least £60 a share in 20 years. That's nearly 3 times today's price. This is an excellent growth share with excellent management who always learn from their mistakes and get better and better. For me, holding these shares for 20 years plus will make you rich.

The fifth most bought UK stock last week was online fashion retailer Boohoo.

Now this is a stock I’d buy right now. Boohoo shares have taken a beating in the last few months, due to problems at clothing factories linked to the company. I believe the business can bounce back though. Boohoo’s brands remain hugely popular and, in today’s digital world, the company is well-placed for growth.

I’d buy this growth stock today while it’s out of favour.

Boohoo is still better positioned than many of its high street rivals, which are struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic, with its share price still capable of making significant gains.

Online fashion is set to triple this year, accounting for around 23% of all European sales in 2020, with the shift away from the high street accelerated by the viral outbreak, according to analysts from Bernstein.

‘The sudden closure of all apparel retail stores across all major global markets has shaken up the channel mix in an unprecedented way this year,’ Bernstein analyst Aneesha Sherman said in a note. ‘[It's] five years' worth of growth achieved in about six months.’

EthioEthio - link for you.

https://www.pacermonitor.com/case/30067087/CAPXX,_Ltd_v_Maxwell_Technologies,_Inc