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Knowing something is generally better than nothing, but it is crucial in the stock market that individual investors have a clear understanding of what they are doing with their money. Investors who do their homework are the ones that succeed.

An investor who lacks the time to do extensive research should consider employing the services of an advisor. The cost of investing in something that is not fully understood far outweighs the cost of using an investment advisor.

Shares and Stock Markets are all about looking at the future and not the past.

As the saying goes, past performance doesn't tell us what'll happen in the future.

Sales have been CAP-XX's weak point in the past because they didn't have the manufacturing equipment and capacity to compete on price. Now they have automated manufacturing equipment which provides them not only with the ability to compete but ready made customers too. Furthermore, supercapacitors are becoming more and more widely used which means more and more sales. Also, they had competitors using CAP-XX's IP without paying for a licence and royalties. This is changing too with the success in CAP-XX's court cases.

Thank you Buffaloben.

While you're waiting please don't negate Boohoo to get the share price lower so you can buy in again.

AIM companies have to give only one update each quarter. CAP-XX have already done this for Q1 2020 on 16 March 2020. Best not to expect anything more until the end of June 2020 and then you won't be disappointed.

I bought Boohoo at 27p in 2015 and have held ever since. I will be holding for years and years to come.

Beware those who missed their chance to buy Boohoo and want to get the Boohoo share price lower.

Excellent points Claretjay and certainly worth thinking about. Thank you.

Probably, the reason why ASOS and Boohoo share prices have risen so much today.

Shares in Zalando, Europe's biggest online-only fashion retailer, jumped 11% to a new record high after it said it expects full-year sales growth of 10-20%.

RBC analyst Sherri Malek said the fact Zalando had added 39% more new customers in April was "evidence of the accelerated consumer shift from offline to online".

$2.4 trillion is £2 trillion which is also £2,000bn

Let's just say a heck of a lot.

Fashion is one of the past decade’s rare economic success stories. Over that period, the industry has grown at 5.5 percent annually, according to the McKinsey Global Fashion Index, to now be worth an estimated $2.4 trillion. In fact, not only does it touch everyone, but it would be the world’s seventh-largest economy if ranked alongside individual countries GDP.

The fashion market in the UK is worth £71bn, Europe is £330bn, USA is £350bn. I don't have any figures for rest of the world so let's just say it's £250bn. Globally that would mean the fashion market is worth £1,000bn.

I think it would be cheaper for Maxwell Technologies/Tesla to agree a settlement than to buy out CAP-XX so it's more likely to be a settlement.

Strong revenue growth across all geographies with UK up 39% and international up 51%. International revenue is now 45% of total, up from 43%

International is worldwide and not just USA.

No-AIM-no-Gain - you're panicking again. You must stop it or you'll keep losing money on shares.

Like workers in UK all workers in USA are being paid. It works differently in the USA because instead of being furloughed they have to sign on as unemployed for the US Government to pay them their salaries.

Boohoo’s target audience is those in their mid-teens to early twenties; an age group which the brand has a significant hold on already. YouGov Profiles data shows that 11% of 18 to 24-year-olds have purchased something from Boohoo for themselves in the last three months while 25% have spent up to £30 on nightwear and underwear, contributing to Boohoo’s bestseller items.

The retailer attributes its recent success to the lockdown forcing its customer base to spend longer on social media, and the brands swift altering of marketing strategy to focus solely on digital channels. Boohoo reported high engagement with social media posts – important considering over half of those aged between 18 and 24 say they have seen clothes or accessories advertised online and gone on to purchase it online (53%), and a quarter have purchased clothes through an app (26%).

Boohoo’s understanding of their target audience’s shopping preferences has allowed them to take advantage of this situation. Nearly two in five (38%) 18 to 24-year-olds have bought clothes on their mobile phone in the past year, while nearly a third say they buy nearly all their clothes online (32%).

Any judgement against Ioxus is going to help CAP-XX in its court case against Maxwell Technologies owned by Tesla.

The Court may be able to take into account that the Defendant, Ioxus, sold its assets recently to a third party for damages.

I would think that the Court will view this as Ioxus trying to avoid paying damages which may give the Court wider powers to obtain damage payments not only from Ioxus but also from the third party.

Consideration of the brand among 18 to 24-year-olds has also been steadily increasing since February reaching a high of 25.1 on the 27th March, showing there has been little decrease in appetite for new clothes during the crisis.

Previous YouGov research shows that clothes and beauty products are the second most ordered item online after groceries since the lockdown began (29%) indicating that this Boohoo’s winning response to the lockdown is unlikely to falter.

Plaintiff respectfully requests that this Court:

1. Enter default against Defendant for failure to defend pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 55(a); and

2. Enter an Order granting Plaintiff a reasonable period of time following entry of Default Judgment within which to submit evidence concerning the amount of damages to be awarded against Defendant.

3. Schedule a hearing to determine the amount of damages; and

4. Award to Plaintiff such other and additional relief as this Court deems just and proper.

Boohoo’s chief financial officer reported that customer acquisition had grown significantly alongside sales during the lockdown, after an initial drop, with loungewear and nightwear standing out as bestsellers. YouGov data echoes this, with current customer scores increasing from +1.6 in the middle of February to +3.7 at the start of April (whether someone has purchased from a brand in the past 3 months).