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wyndrum - there is no stamp duty on aim shares.

Love it Bouchos - The Only Way Is Up

Thank you Pmoran1969, you're very kind. I like to do my best to help others to make more money than they could by trading or could ever imagine possible.

moose2010 - you're so right about the high end influencers. Little Mix was a great choice by Boohoo Group. Little Mix fans are as young as 10 and maybe even younger so Boohoo Group are attracting them at an early age. Brilliant move.

Midway - I was talking about real money and loads of it. Money that makes you rich. To achieve this, you have to read everything you can find on a share otherwise you're missing out on what I call real money.

It's just the same tooing and froing with Maxwell saying they haven't done anything wrong and CAP-XX saying that Maxwell has done wrong and has infringed their patents.

Pmoran1969 - Boohoo Group's total revenue for their last year was £1.2bn. This achieved a share price of about £3, if my memory serves me right. Then their trading update for the last 3 months showed a 45% increase in revenue during lockdown, an amazing achievement. Boohoo also stated that they expected revenue to increase by 25% for end of year results for 30 April 2021. All this achieved a share price of £4.33. Boohoo have been known to state future lower revenue than what they end up actually achieving.

Midway - if you want to make money then you need to learn to concentrate and read everything you can find about a share, otherwise you're losing out.

Pmoran1969 - Boohoo have no debt and £350m net cash.

Pmoran1969 - I understand your sentiments. For me, how well have Astra Zeneca, Glaxo and Diageo done in the past 30 years compared to Amazon and Apple? Boohoo have 9 brands. Boohoo, BoohooMan, Prettylittlething, Nasty Gal, MissPap, Karen, Millen, Coast, Oasis, Warehouse. Boohoo bought Nasty Gal, a US Company, for £15m and turned it into revenue of £100m in two years. The Boohoo brand on its own increased revenue from £100m to £600m in 5 years. Prettylittething increased revenue to £500m in 5 years. Boohoo have bought Oasis and Warehouse for £5.4m and no doubt will turn each of these into £100m revenue in 2 years. At the last AGM Boohoo couldn't believe themselves that a £1,000 Karen Millen coat had sold out so quickly. Boohoo are excellent at buying brands on the cheap out of administration and turning them into profit in a short time frame. Boohoo use social media so well because their employees are young and know how to use it. They're always ahead of the game when it comes to social media. They use a test and repeat system which means they have products done in runs of 10s or 100s, put them up for sale and see how they sell. If they sell well, then they repeat the order. If not, then they don't. They're about to launch a state of the art automated factory. They'll do it and do it well. Whatever they take on, they do incredibly well. Their management team have worked in the clothing industry for 30 years and know what they're doing. The two co-founders Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane have worked together for many years selling clothes to the likes of Miss Selfridge, Top Shop, River Island, etc.etc. Carol Kane was the designer. They're a brilliant team. Umar Kamani has done superbly with prettylittlething, no doubt learning his skills form his father Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane. He also has an MBA and knows what he's doing. William Hill and Marks and Spencer would love to have what Boohoo can do. Warren Buffett would see on fundamentals that Boohoo is an excellent value and growth share to buy and hold. Boohoo will be way ahead of the game if and when they need to be for eco warriors or anything else. They're too savvy and will know exactly what to do if and when they ever see this happening. There's loads more I could say about Boohoo which I can't think of at this present moment. So, I'll say here, please do as much research as you can about boohoo and you too will agree with me that they are a share to buy and hold in ISAs for at least 20 years and more.

wyndrum - considering you like things that are said on here to be backed up with fact or opinions. What makes you think what worked for Buffett for the last 50 years won't work for the next fifty years? What do you do with your money to make sure you die with £1 left in your bank account? How do you time that right? What happens if you time your death wrong and only have £1 left in your bank account when you need loads more?

Well done wyndrum. How did you make your million?

Wow I'm the one who needs to grow up when I post facts for you to read and understand. It seems to me you don't hold any boohoo shares because if you did you would want to see 5 positive posts to combat one negative post. It always makes me smile when people who claim they hold shares say they are trying to protect others from losing money. How about helping others to make money? Boohoo is a share to buy, put in an ISA for at least 20 years and you'll be rich.

Think about your dream, your goal and how much you'd like to make. Do you want to turn £100,000 into a million and more? The way to do this is to put it into Boohoo shares, move them into ISAs each year and in 20 years or even less you'll be a millionaire. Do you want to turn £10,000 into £100,000 then do the same thing? Do you want to trade shares where sometimes you'll win a bit and sometimes you'll lose a bit? Do you like the excitement of trading shares? If yes, then use a small part of your money to trade shares and work out if it's worth it for you or not. If it is then keep using a small portion of your money to trade shares. If it's not, then don't do it.

I think of chrisengland who bought Amazon shares at $20 in the 1990s and sold them to buy a house. If he hadn't sold them how much would they be worth now? Amazon shares are now over $3,000 a share. And I think of chrisengland again who bought Apple shares in the 1990s and sold them. How much would they be worth now? People like Warren Buffett, George Soros, don't trade shares they buy to hold them and they're billionaires.

How many billionaires do you know from trading shares? None.

Wow well done prettylittlething - launching own brand homeware.

PrettyLittleThing has announced plans to launch its first ever homewares range.

Chief executive Umar Kamani made the announcement on Instagram on Sunday morning by posting logo options with the caption “PLT HOME coming soon”.

Negativity has 5 times more effect on people than positivity. So 5 positive posts are needed to combat one positive post. Take note wyndrum and if you really do hold Boohoo shares then allow posters to combat the negativity without adding your incessant criticism of them.

Looks like 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 hits 282p and 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.

Could be a good day for Boohoo. Nikkei is up 440 points, over 2%.

https://www.oasis-stores.com/womens/new-in/?sc_src=email_4736690&sc_lid=330921489&sc_uid=g9bprsUuTj&sc_llid=17974&sc_eh=ad470a448defb9151&utm_source=emarsys&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=30%2F7%2F20+Interim+Launch+-+GB+Holding+Pages20200731&utm_content=30%2F7%2F20+Interim+Launch+-+GB+Holding+Pages

Oasis up and running - Well done Boohoo.

Please click on the link to check it out.

I am guessing here Tradingdutchman that english is not your first language and so it can be hard for you to understand english and particularly the written english.

No tradingdutchman please don't stop posting. I love your research. I love reading it in full. Perkylad was saying that if you filter out cr*p posters then it leaves their cr*p for everyone to read. Personally I've no problem with filtering out cr*p posters and leaving their cr*p for everyone to read. You can combat their cr*p by doing exactly what you're doing Tradingdutchman and then you don't have to read the cr*p. You're doing excellent work Tradingdutchman and I thank you.

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