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Personally I wouldn't buy Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty or THG. They have too much debt and are owned by their lenders.

Never buy shares in companies with too much debt. Always remember they can go to zero.

THG have too much debt and are owned by their lenders.

Ingenuity is simply hype. Nutrition and Beauty have too much competition worldwide.

The warning signs are there, THG have never made a profit. Follow the market when share prices are falling, the market is telling you there are more sellers than buyers.

Stop believing in a turnaround, it's not going to happen.

THG share price has been going down since 2021 because there are more sellers than buyers of THG.

The problem with jamesss is he can't ignore the negative posts because he finds it impossible to believe them.

He thinks he's so right and the negative posters have got it wrong.

So many shareholders including myself don't want to see the red warning lights even when they're so obvious. We all make these mistakes.

Asos has too much debt, no profits, only losses, declining revenue, decreasing customers and the online fashion market is saturated now. Trading volume is rock bottom which means few want this share.

Saxman - I would remind you of your purchase of Quiz shares, they're now a quarter of the price you bought them.

Revolution Beauty have too much debt, declining revenue, decreasing customers and they're owned by their lenders who have strict covenants on the revolving credit facility which Revolution Beauty depend on to survive.

Sadly shareholders take too long in catching up with the market on falling share prices. Unfortunately shareholders only realise when it's too late.

Trading volume is another red warning light when it's so low. This means very few investors want this share.

Yes Mike Ashley sells Asos put options to make money and isn't bothered if the share price goes down because he'll buy the shares from the buyer of his Asos put options and not from the market.

Mike Ashley's Asos put options make no difference to Asos share price.

The formerly hyped THG British online retailer’s stock price slide has turned into one of the London stock market’s highest-profile fiascos in years.

The collapse in value meant SoftBank was unlikely to exercise an option to invest $1.6bn in THG’s Ingenuity subsidiary.

This was April 2022 and the THG shares were not part of this investment fund. The THG shares were sold in October 2022 when Softbank relaised Ingenutiy was all hype.

Nice try Crafty to kid others and yourself too.

Exactly more fool me. I learnt and you still haven't learnt that Ingenuity is simply hype.

Matthew Moulding bought the THG shares from Softbank and that is nonsense about why Softbank sold and cancelled the option on Ingenuity. Do your research.

Fortunately I sold my 360,000 Boohoo shares which I'd bought at 27p in 2015.

I learnt my lesson in not believing that the likes of Shein was a huge competitor to Boohoo when it was a huge competitor at the time and still is.

I could have made nearly £1.4m on Boohoo shares if I had been honest with myself and did more research at the time on Shein.

I kidded myself that Shein weren't going to be a problem for Boohoo.

More fool, me.

Just like so many are kidding themselves today about Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG.

Don't make my mistake.

I did get out of Boohoo with a huge profit however it could have been double the profit if I'd opened my eyes and did the necessary research on Shein at the time.

Sadly, shareholders take too long catching up with the market when it comes to falling share prices.

Shareholders only realise when it's too late.

TheHermit another desperate holder of THG shares, just like Southcoastbather. Southcoastbather holds shares in Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG.

All these shares have too much debt and are owned by their lenders.

Softbank sold their THG shares at a loss of £450m when they realised Ingenuity was just hype. Softbank also cancelled their option to buy Ingenuity.

Ingenuity gets most of its revenue from THG itself ie. £550m and about £150 from external businesses. THG gets small contracts for bits of a business that the business aren't interested in doing themselves.

Ingenuity is based on hype and not reality.

SilentbutDeadly bought his THG shares in December 2021 at £2.10p s ahre and still hasn't learnt. Oooops. Don't follow SilentButDeadly into any shares he's holding.

You can see why he doesn't like my posts.

THG are well known for posting accounts which are difficult to follow.

Any company who uses accounting practices which are difficult to follow are trying to hide the truth from their shareholders.

Never invest in a company where the accounts are too difficult to follow and understand.

Look for companies whose accounts are transparent and easy to understand and follow.

The London Stock Exchange doesn't allow the recording of buys and sells so no-one knows whether a trade is a buy or sell. This website uses algorithmic guesses for buys and sells hence why they are often wrong.

Yes, hence why you're laughing at yourself.

Online is saturated hence why Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG shares are all falling in price.

They have too much debt and are owned by their lenders.

Southcoastbather being his usual desperate self.

Online is saturated hence why Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG shares are all falling in price.

Wadegarrett - you must be losing badly hence why you don't like my posts. You need to do your own research on this share and stop believing in a turnaround.

It's simply down to this website and how its algorithmic guesses work. Nothing more sinister than that. The Unknowns are often late reported trades and so the algorithm can't work out whether it's a buy or sell so hence it's recorded as unknown.

Even online competition is hitting TEMU and SHEIN. This is because there's more and more companies in online fashion. There will be even more and more competition in the future.

Online is no longer a growth area, it is saturated.