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There's litigation gone on with Elon Must, Ryan Cohen (CEO of Gamestop) etc etc - just background noise - if ever a case like this won, the stock exchange would collapse like a pack of cards.

Whilst the financial patterns might be the same as Quiz PLC - the businesses are fundamentally different and whether you agree with it or not Dan is trying a different strategy -low stock model - which you can do when you are fundamentally an online business, you can move with the trends, and hopefully get ahead of the trends. Quiz PLC was stuck with the retail stores noose round its neck - what was strange with Quiz is that they shuts its online sales down first before the retail stores - but I think that was the administrators decision. What Boohoo will always have in its favour, is its ability to streamline when necessary as you can do that when being online.

The Question I am always asking is, have we reached the bottom? - and as some number have been turned around I believe, and the market believes, we have reached the bottom. Its all about Dan now, can he achieve his target and get his mega payout.

There is every chance Ashley could sell in the 30's, however not now as he is underwater. Also if he believes there is potential for the company to grow while controlling costs he will hold on to his shares and make money that way. I doubt now he will put in a bid as he will have to cough up more money - his tactic has ultimately failed in trying to get the company on the cheap!

"Directors of Debenhams Group have agreed a pay award of £148m if CEO Dan Finley gets the share price to £3.00 within five years"

Even though the share price is up 20% or so today, this is a long way away from 3 nuggets.

Well after over 5 years I finally got my money back, and I can say good bye to this awful share - but at least I got my money back on this one - see ya'll later!

£1.50 seems a very big resistance point at the moment

Jesdster - same here - sounds like you bought in at the same time as me - I refuse to sell for a loss - Im out at 1.50. Its up 30% in a month - on what news? Its got close to 1.50 a couple of times and dropped significantly - I take it 1.50 will be a hard hurdle to jump over as there will be a lot of sellers at this level.

Trump says the war will be over in the next 2 or 3 weeks and it might be, but the implications will be long lasting. Eventually we could go to fuel rationing, the EU have already mentioned it. Therefore there will be less footfall in the shops and the malls and we could go back to an online spending bubble again.....if this happens this could be good for Debs......every cloud and all that.

1.50 incomming.....hopefully

Expected retracement, most likely people chasing in - day traders - if it holds 20s today I will be happy.

For me its about has the mis-management hit rock bottom and are things starting to turn and are they doing things properly - while I am not happy about the bonuses - the target of £3 is a difficult one to achieve, I would have been deeply peeved if it was set at say £1. The market has reacted favourably on the results and the outlook - what need need to see is not green shoots its actual tangible results - there is only so much cost cutting you can do - but a lot of it will mean less revenue as well.

If Dan gets the share price to £3 - firstly I'll lay an egg, secondly he will deserve a bonus :)

99p - do you want a flake with that love

Bon Scott - you have to feel for Mike Ashley - he will of lost a shed load on this - anyone know how much he pumped in buying shares?

Are we in takeover territory or has this further to fall :) As Ashley owns 29% his share value must have take a tumble as he bought in at around 30p

Down 20% mate - lol

Just trying to think of some positivity here - what is the best case scenario - other than the business becoming more profitable (as well as not running out of cash)? Ashley taking over, Kumani booted out? When can Ashley try to book Kumani out again - January?

Every time it hits 1.30 it keeps getting knocked back down

Would you lend them money? The percentage reflects the risk they are taking - this has been a turd for a long time ran by charlatans- no evidence yet that they intend to do things properly.