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I already had the £100,000 in ISAs that I used to invest in Boohoo. I made the £100,000 from other shares owned and sold in my ISAs which I used to invest in Boohoo. I use a broker to buy and sell my shares so I had broker fees too.

Boohoo is not my only investment. I will be holding my 360,000 boohoo shares for at least another 20 years plus. I've held them for 5 years, researched them before I bought them, continue to research them daily. I learnt and keep learning what an excellent growth share they are.

If you want to check any of this, then research my past posts. Always research posters past posts, I do, because that's where you'll find the real truth about them.

I'm looking forward to £60 a share in 20 years which is my calculation based on my past research and daily research of Boohoo. I will continue my daily research on Boohoo and my other investments whilst holding them.

I am very happy with my investments and how I manage them. I would recommend it. Buy Boohoo shares into your ISAs, put them into new ISAs too and hold them for at least 20 years plus and get rich.

Jumping in and out of shares means sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. Do you ever work out how much exactly you've gained against what you've lost from jumping in and out of shares? This is what you need to know to find out whether or not it's worth it.

To find great growth shares you have to put the time and effort into researching them and keep researching them whilst you hold them. Jumping in and out of shares doesn't give you the time you need to thoroughly research shares.

Buy the weekend Financial Times and read it from cover to cover. When you find something that interests you, then research and read everything you can find about them. If you think they're worth buying, then buy them into your ISAs if you've got any or put them into new ISAs if you haven't. Keep researching daily whilst you hold them. For me, this is how you make the real money.

Stick with Boohoo. It's an excellent growth share. I invested £100,000 in Boohoo in 2015. I bought 360,000 at just over 27p. I have held them ever since in ISAs. I will be holding them for another 20 years plus. I did my research before I bought and keep doing it on a daily basis. Boohoo has been up and down many times during the five years I've held and always come back higher and stronger. For me, that's excellent management. No doubt some will say I could have sold and bought back more, that's not for me. I'm happy with my investments and how I operate them.

BigDavesDad - I think it's 75% of shareholders have to accept the offer.

BigDavesDad - Shareholders would get bought out either with money or maybe even Tesla Shares. Depends what Tesla offers to buy out CAP-XX and if it's accepted by shareholders. I can't remember offhand what percentage of shareholders would have to accept the offer for it to go through.

Boohoo have 9 brands, Boohoo, BoohooMan, Prettylittlething, Nasty Gal, Miss Pap, Karen Millen, Coast, Oasis, Warehouse. Their last revenue for year ending 29 February 2020 was £1.2bn.

The global fashion market is worth £2,000bn with UK at £71bn, USA £330bn, Europe £350bn and rest of world £1,250bn. Plenty more for Boohoo to grab.

Boohoo are brilliant at buying brands in UK and USA cheap out of administration and making them profitable within less than 2 years.

Boohoo are the best at using social media and influencers. Boohoo are seen more as a tech company because they're so savvy at what they do. The management team have the best experience, knowledge and skills you could want to run a company like Boohoo.

Boohoo have no debt and £350m net cash.

The Leicester factories scandal at online fashion giant Boohoo is likely to take as little as 5% off its sales, according to detailed social media analysis which found influencers flocking back to promote the brand in recent weeks.

Key to Boohoo's success has been its sophisticated use of Instagram and YouTube stars close to the hearts of its teenage customers. Its digital marketing through social media generally has set it apart from rivals, so search data from Google and other engines can give an accurate picture of trading patterns.

Analysts at brokerage Sandford C Bernstein showed how Boohoo had brought vital influencers back on board after the scandal first broke, citing management's "behind-the-scenes" work to "retain and reassure" the social media stars who plug its products.

Bernstein tracked social media followership of Boohoo's brands and found that, after a small dip after news stories last month alleged poor working practices at a Leicester supplier, the trend has now reversed for Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing and Nasty Gal.

On TikTok, followership continues rising with a particularly big spike for NastyGal in the past week.

What is your most valuable commodity? You. You are your most valuable commodity. So your first and highest priority is to look after you, body, mind and soul.

Jumping in and out of shares is not looking after you. Usually people jump in and out of shares because they haven't done any research and so they panic.

Looking after your mind, body and soul is through thorough research so you don't panic. Buy the weekend Financial Times and scour it from cover to cover. If something pricks your interest then find everything you can about it, read it and if you think it's a great growth share then buy it, hold it in an ISA for 20 years plus, whilst continuing to research it throughly on a daily basis or every few days or whatever suits you best so you're confident to keep holding it.

Then you have the time you need to take care of yourself. The most important way to take care of you is learning how to relax your mind, how to switch it off. This is when you get your best and most creative ideas for your life, your work, your investments.

It's not easy learning how to switch your mind off. It's well worth the effort. I use meditation every day. It's brilliant. There are loads on youtube. It gets better and better the more you practice.

Why spend all this time writing posts on here when you could have found out the answers? My time is valuable so go find the answers for yourself. If it's such an important question for you and you need an answer then you'll do the work to find it.

Gideon11 - Tesla bought Maxwell Technologies on 16 May 2019. Yes, Tesla bought Maxwell for their IP and to use it.

It's all in my past posts. Click on my user name Peoplepower1 and you can read everything in my past posts. I mean researching my past posts to find the answers you want. Have you never researched users on here. That's another important tool to learn to use.

Polaris1 - Tesla owns Maxwell. Maxwell have infringed CAP-XX's patents.

Why won't you do the research? wyndrum.

Research, research, research wyndrum. It's all in my past posts.

When do you think? wyndrum

Research, research, research is how you spot and pick excellent growth stocks like Boohoo. Keep researching whilst holding it. You can never do enough research. 10 shares are too many for me to be able to do the through research I do. You have to work out for yourself how many shares you can hold and be able to keep up with thorough research.

Boohoo is a fantastic long-term growth story. The whole online penetration is still at a very early stage.

You don't have to wait till you're 100 to use the cash. You can use it earlier.

Boohoo is at the start of a big trend which will lead the share price to a much higher level. Strength is very positive, very strong, chart price moved up very strongly, so it's just starting off on a big trend.

If Boohoo share price settles above 282p, then 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 whilst holding to give you the confidence to keep holding. From the fundamentals of Boohoo in the past 5 years I've worked out Boohoo could reach a share price of £60 in 20 years. That's 3 times today's share price.

For those of you that say you'll be 100 in 20 years. You'll be pleased to know 100 will be the new 70 in 20 years. And, if you need expensive medical treatment to get you to 100 that's not available on the NHS then your Boohoo shares will pay for it. Think Big. Think Boohoo.

Superb news on the outcome of the CAP-XX v Ioxus Inc Court Case - onwards and upwards with Maxwell/Tesla patent court case. Panasonic take note.

ORDER granting 85 Motion for Default Judgment in favor of Plaintiff Cap-XX, Ltd. against Defendant Ioxus, Inc.

The Court:

a. finding that Defendant Ioxus is liable for infringing the patents-in-suit;

b. awarding Plaintiff CAP-XX compensatory damages in the amount of $1,237,717.37 based on a reasonable royalty under 35 U.S.C. 284;

c. awarding Plaintiff CAP-XX enhanced damages in the amount of $3,713,152.11 based on the trebling of Plaintiff's CAP-XX actual damages under 35 U.S.C. 284 for Defendant's Ioxus willful infringement;

d. finding that this case is "exceptional" and award Plaintiff CAP-XX its attorney fees under 35 U.S.C. 285;

e. granting Plaintiff CAP-XX leave to submit a motion for attorney fees under Rule 54(d)(2) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure within fourteen (14) days of the Court's Entry of Default Judgment. (CASE CLOSED)

Brilliant - well done CAP-XX - great news.