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If only the share price gained a penny for every bedroom pleb saying it’s only good value at 1p or just plain uninvestable.
Fact is these cretins are most likely tracksuit clad dole merchants with a PhD in dribble and no formal education.
Ignore Norges buying tens of millions of pounds worth of the stock. They don’t know what they’re doing.
Listen to Sweaty Kevin who says it’s uninvestable or that he’ll only be interested at 20p or some other silly number he’s plucked out of thin air.

It doesn’t tell you anything and you’ll regularly see the same thing on any heavily traded share…guess I was wrong that you were just having a joke and you really did think it was important! Christ.

That's the closing auction dum-dum....as I'm sure you realise...hopefully....maybe.....;)

Sorry, I can see why you said that, but Citadel Europe went to zero from 0.62% to zero but Citadel Advisors went from zero to 0.54% (then Citadel Advisors went down to 0.37%).
Not really sure why short-tracker's data doesn't seem to tally with the FCA list for AKO Capital tho.

I don't know where you get that from. Current FCA list has Citadel at 0.37%, down from 0.54%, which changed on the 17th.

Kuvari did close out on 16th.

Lol, now you're trying to use a private company, GymShark as an example of some magic to follow, which is particularly stupid as there's no visibility on their numbers, bar their year old companies house filings.

Oh, I see, so you're just going to double down on the posts that look like they're written by an 11 year old.

I think a good analogy for your posts would be:
"MUMMMMMY!!! You said we could go to lapland to see Santa".
"Sorry dear, we'll have to delay till next year, because all the flights are cancelled due to the virus"
"F*cking stupid mummy, you should have cured covid, or flown us there on a magic carpet. Useless, miss-guided".

Maxage: it's their job to run a business that makes money. It's not their job to resolve the global logistics crisis or cure additional more virulent strains of covid. What is misguided is these silly tantrums in the midst of a pandemic as if somehow the BoD could have magically kept the share price upon high and solved the world's problems. Bonkers.

They did grow by 30% in the UK as they've consistently done. There was a logistics crisis which has impacted them and made overseas growth/sales more difficult temporarily. Perhaps stop the whining for a moment - nobody wants to listen to it - and it's helping nobody - including yourself. In fact you're now acting against your own interests trying to tell nobody else to buy right at the lows. It's just plain silly.

Maxage, another classic buy the top, and scaremonger the lows poster:
"Maxage: Price: 362.70 - 25 Sep 2020 09:24
My HL is 75% in BOO i’ve been selling all other UK stocks to add to BOO over every dip over the last few months. I feel like i’m walking to the moon"
and
"28 Aug 2020 19:01
I agree @boo up I am in a similar situation I have 220k in boohoo - tough pill to swallow today but I’ve kept buying in on dips and let’s be honest we all are here for money & if trading is as good as others there’s no need to be worried by a 3% dip from Monday ? Time to load up on the cheap"

Another fine example of what not to do.

"nuri123a - 07 Dec 2021 15:49
I'm invested here because I think it will be sold to a hedge fund - £3 min"

And lets ignore your other posts supposedly buying hundreds of thousands of pounds worth at double the current price or more. Clown.

And on and on they drone with their brainless sh*te. Talking to themselves because nobody is interested in the nonsense. If only boohoo had a "clever" system like TGR (Tirupati Graphite). That was a good one.

All these big names will put out low targets based on short term problems.
They'll load up for their clients then magically these targets will all start rising as the pandemic woes start easing.
Then the price will start "magically" rising leaving those who sold at the lows wondering wtf happened.

Really are going overboard on the scaremongering sh*te aren't they posting every few minutes between them.

Still just completely ignoring Boo's main core market eh? Because it's still growing strongly and not hampered by the short-term logistics issues. Funny that. Better just to focus on the bits abroad, more impacted by the pandemic/logistics, as if it's a permanent thing. Lol

The sales aren't declining you total twerp. They've grown by 30% in the UK consistently. That's outstanding growth.
Your only evidence of an issue is abroad, due to global logistics issues, which funnily enough is causing a problem for lots of businesses, boohoo included.
Despite all of this boohoo is generating plenty of money.
Your logic is stupid.
Now do everyone a favour and be quiet. Nobody has the slightest interest in your twaddle. It's contrived and nonsensical.

He probably isn't missing the point and probably even knows that he doesn't have a point. These trolls just try to twist words and find spurious negatives to scare people. They're filth and you can't win an argument with this type of idiot because they'll just say you're wrong even when you're right.

danl90 - no its just a giant waste of time trying to argue with plebs like you. It's not really surprising if it takes forever to get your product to a foreign country because of logistics issues that there are going to be issues for growth there. Your peabrain really seems to be struggling with this. No surprise that the UK still grew massively where this was less of an issue.
Time for a cup of tea - not worth wasting any more time on you.

Nobody needs to answer your scaremongering tripe.
Everyone knows there's been shipping cost pressures globally. That's basically the only point you can scaremonger about. Since they're still growing in the UK at over 30% YoY / QoQ and on course to make something in the order of £110-£140m in EBIDTA, despite the logistics nightmare and your waffle about oversupply. Not much of a business....not much of a point by a peabrain more like.

Yeah I thought I'd see what effect the previous lockdowns had on Boohoo's share price.
March 2020 lockdown - it went from 190p to over 400p
Nov 2020 lockdown - started an uptrend that saw the SP go from 270ish to 370ish.
Certainly not one to sell because of a lockdown!