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Maxage: you absolutely can ignore a short term period on a share price.
This is how you make the most money in the markets.
If you can find a share (or shares), that has been hammered due to factors that will likely be resolved, you're in with a strong chance of making a lot of money. This doesn't just go for Boohoo it goes for anything.
Unfortunately, quite often, when you're buying something that's had it's price hammered, you get a lot of inexperienced and emotional clowns, who're upset and spewing bile, like you. As well as the bottom-feeding scumbags playing on this and egging you on.
I've seen it so many times before and this is no different.

What normally happens is they continue until such time as the share price has risen back and their nonsense looks even more ridiculous than it does now and disappear.
Although I suspect once 95% of the trolls have vanished...we'll still have old Kallu and his vendetta against the Kamani's ;)

You reframe every argument into your own narrow parameters then argue against it. A classic scumbag's trick and you're fooling nobody. You're just desperate to tell everyone to only listen to yourself like all the filth and their multiple accounts infesting this board.

"one of the stupidest comments I've come across on these BBs"
You clearly haven't read any of your posts then Maxage!

ignore: "I think it's quite clear pandemic" don't know why it pasted that in there!

ASOS/NEXT/BOOHOO all up despite the pre-market scaremongering. I think it's quite clear pandemic
I know the resident troll wants us to think Primark's numbers are bad for this but the market has clearly taken it as the opposite. People were out spending money on fashion and it doesn't matter if it's in shops or online.

So basically, you timed a spreadbet wrong, and have childishly spammed the board daily with negative nonsense ever since, because you're bitter, as if we hadn't guessed.

Maxage please stop making silly comparisons. You act as if you were CEO of ASOS and BOO you'd magically have kept the share price up and the logistics crisis wouldn't have impacted them. It's just frankly insane and like me saying I could play up front for Man United*.

* OK I probably could right now but let's ignore that ;)

I'm making it BOOHOO specific!?
Christ on a bike - I was pointing out that it's NOT BOOHOO SPECIFIC!
That was the whole point!
You can pick something that's impacted less and say look it's recovered but what does that prove? Only that you're not very good at comparisons.

Walked into the mess? He's been there for 12 years you total turnip and 6 years as CEO!

How many times does it need to be said...

THE MASSIVE REDUCTION IN THE SP ON THESE STOCKS WAS DUE TO THE PANDEMIC CAUSING A LOGISTICS CRISIS.

That's it.

Everything else you keep spamming is totally irrelevant nonsense that's in your head.

You really think they announced it then walked into his office and marched him out. LOL

And as for the "market flying everywhere" that's also wrong.
https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/stock-market-summary/ftse-350/heat-map?sort=change
https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/stock-market-summary/ftse-aim-100/heat-map?sort=change

As can be seen, it's an extremely mixed bag, with things like miners doing quite well today, and more consumer focused stocks doing worse.

Oh he resigned after 12 years - hardly given the boot.
Market.com’s Neil Wilson said: “Asos shares tumbled this morning as Beighton steps down and the company warned of continued supply chain problems. Revenues also missed expectations, but undoubtedly the departure of Beighton, who has steered the company through an incredible period of growth, is a contributing factor. A big loss for the company.”

I don't know why you'd want the CEO to go here, as that would also be a big loss, unless of course you're short, which you probably are, based on all your posts.

Maxage this is just nonsense. The ASOS share price has been decimated just like here. The CEO hasn't been fired. Why? Because the pandemic causing a logistics crisis isn't his fault. Just like it's not the CEO here's fault. Only an idiot would blame it on the CEO and want them fired.

Oh the "Icarus ." account is back from its suspension to spam a load more sh*te I see.

It's annoying when you get one of those people who keeps trying to talk to you, despite having made it clear you've got zero interest in any conversation with them, yet they keep on droning on and on at you, or about you.

He already has....he said 190p next stop on charts about a month ago ;)

And who own over 10% of Boohoo.

They're not Boohoo's largest outside investor anyway.
That's T Rowe Price with assets under management of over 1.5 TRILLION. ;)

Here's the Jupiter backdrop: https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10299295/Jupiter-appoints-George-Osbornes-Robey-Warshaw-bid-frenzy-looms.html

"Jupiter, a FTSE 250 company chaired by Nichola Pease, has seen its shares plunge 16 per cent this year – one of the worst-performing listed funds and making it vulnerable to a takeover. Its market value is £1.3billion. "

"Like many fund managers, Jupiter has seen investors withdraw their money as professional stock-pickers failed to deliver top returns."

"Analysts said the firm may look to close a number of small, underperforming investment funds which could result in job cuts."

Could be that, for example ;)