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Shareholders love to hype the shares they own, so be aware of this.

Shareholders love to rubbish negative posts and posters, so be aware of this too.

Investigate everything before buying shares and whilst holding shares. This will help to minimise your losses.

GLA

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Another low trading volume for Asos shares today, about 56,000.

Investigate everything before buying shares and whilst holding shares including the trading volume.

Paperprofits holds boohoo and Revolution Beauty shares bought at much higher prices and has huge losses.

Southcoastbather holds shares in Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG bought at higher prices and has even more huge losses.

LDLD holds shares in Boohoo and Revolution Beauty.

You can see why they don't like my negative posts and need to rubbish me.

Shareholders love to hype the shares they own, so be aware of this.

Shareholders love to rubbish negative posts and posters, so be aware of this too.

Investigate everything before buying shares and whilst holding shares. This will help to minimise your losses.

GLA

UT is an uncrossing trade where loads of buyers and sellers put their shares into this auction. These are put together to try to find a matching price for the buyers and sellers. It's not just one trade, it's loads of different trades matching.

Asos have already failed twice in America. Do your homework. Investigate everything.

Trading volume for Asos today was about 147,000 shares. Few are interested in buying this share hence the low trading volume. The only ones interested won't have done their homework and like too many on here think Asos is going to turnaround.

Do your homework, learn to be a detective with every share you buy and hold. This will minimise your losses.

LDLD has huge losses on Boohoo and Revolution Beauty.

Learn to be a detective with shares by investigating everything.

Stop being so stupid JimmyJJones. You bought Asos shares at more than £15 and need to rubbish any negative posts on here.

You need to think about Asos shares going lower and losing more money.

Asos is owned by its lenders. The worst mistake it made was buying Topshop for far too much money. It will probably have to sell Topshop to survive however it will never get back the high price it paid for Topshop.

Online fashion is doomed because there's too much competition worldwide now.

Shares go up exponentially when investors and the market can see huge growth in the future.

Shares go down exponentially when investors and the market see little to no growth in the future.

LDLD holds shares in Boohoo and Revolution Beauty bought at much higher prices and has huge losses.

He has to rubbish me because he doesn't like my posts.

Occulusprime holds share in Revolution Beauty, THG and Boohoo. These were bought at much hogher prices and he has huge losses.

So, you can see why he hates my posts and must rubbish me.

No, that is totally untrue and what you want to believe.

Shareholders always love to hype the shares they hold, so be aware.

These posters have bought their shares at much higher prices and have huge losses.

Hence why they need to rubbish me because they don't like my posts.

UBS have sold their Revolution Beauty shares, so that needs to be a warning to you.

Moulding wrote: “The Peel Hunt report tackles any media issues head on, starting the report by saying senior staff at the bank initially told the research team ‘don’t touch THG with a barge pole’.

It sound slike the senior staff at Peel Hunt may be right because they said 'don't touch THG with a barge pole'

It looks like the Peel Hunt research team were all junior staff who wrote the Peel Hunt report on THG. That explains it.

I think I'd listen to the senior staff at Peel Hunt.

So the Peel Hunt report is 5 months old.

No wonder it doesn't apply to THG today.

Something like 15 posts where you went on and on about the Peel Hunt note.

How many times have you posted the Peel Hunt stuff?

This means they see the share price going lower. Never buy into a share where shorts are increasing.

Softbank Investment Fund invested $730m in THG shares in something like May 2021 and sold them in something like October 2022 at a loss of £450m. This is what you call a disastrous investment.

Such a so called massive edge on competitors, the share price went down.

Stop hyping THG shares by posting the Peel Hunt stuff over and over and over.

Then say I hold and bought them at whatever price you bought.

Profits from a previous 100k investment that tripled is still hard earned income. It's important to think of profits as this too.