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aimtitan - no I've not overlooked it. You're just wrong.

Central banks aren't going to be putting rates up by any meaningful amount. They'll bankrupt their nations and many other companies far before it impacts boohoo. The desperate lengths people are going to try to find contrived negatives here is ridiculous.

Knowbodyyouknow - I suspect its a combination of ESG's getting a boner over anything they hear about (before they move onto the next random thing in isolation ignoring the other 99.9% of companies/people again) and also potentially these stories being seeded by those who are short or even disgruntled competitors. Stranger things have happened ;)

In at 0p.
(thought I'd join in the BS)

Based on the fact it's a business that's still growing its core business exceptionally fast even during a pandemic, that has short-term logistics issues, which are affecting its growth and margins abroad, the same short-term issues affecting much of the industry/world, and still making very good money? That do?

dan23 - if you buy when there's no issues left you'll be paying 300 or 400p or more. The market always prices ahead, and is why this has already fallen so much, and why you've seen so many recoveries on stocks well ahead of them recovering from their own covid-related issues, because those issues get priced in and the market is usually buying 6 months ahead of the real-world turning point. The question is whether you think these issues will start to subside and when. Personally I think spring onwards things will be starting to look better, as with previous years and covid, and there will be more vaccination than ever, and zero appetite to go back to restrictions after that, in the public or politically. So there's every chance this is the darkest hour for this stock and, if the price front-runs the future, when the dust settles, there's every chance of a rise beginning (and continuing for a long time).

What a world class numpty, picks silly prices out of thin air, it was 80p 9 hours ago, now you're saying 50p. You really do get some filth turning up after a drop.

How about “we” all stop it with the 0p or 300p tomorrow posts…..

It's amazing how quick the trolls out themselves.
"The EBITDA was far far far in excess of what is reasonable" - its funny when they try to act as if they have a clue....what is that even supposed to mean! Christ on a bike.

TheAimInvestor - they'll just be late reported stuff.

typo in last post: needed=needn't.

There's not really much point turning up to say "oh so sorry for you" and immediately following it with this'll be "2p tomorrow" - it's rather transparent and disingenuous. PS - you needed bother - you've got about 20 other people trying to scaremonger already and you're rather late and the markets have closed.

So perhaps not the end of covid....but the end of covid measures bar boosters...from spring onwards.

I think whether Omicron is the end of covid or not, we're reaching the point where everyone will just go about their daily lives as pretty much normal anyway, possibly have a yearly booster, but essentially go back to normal.
The world can't really afford to carry on like it is.

that=than

(and remember the amount it can fall is finite, the amount it can rise, if it does, isn't)

It's not entirely odd.
Ultimately they'll want to close out and doing it all at once might be difficult...in fact a day like today would be a good time to do it....on high volume at the lows.
So I wouldn't be surprised to see more reductions in shorts disclosed in the next few days.
Better to do it now that when it's in an uptrend and they shoot themselves in the foot by adding to the recovery bounce.
Lock in some profit and they wouldn't even have to close all of it.

Yeah, and conversely I've missed out on plenty of gains by deliberately not buying the likes of BOO when they're high, because things like this can happen! From the current position though, I'd say the risk/reward is drastically better, and obviously worth a decent punt (or I wouldn't be here!).

I've always made by far the most money buying falling/fallen shares. Don't always get the timing perfect...but good enough usually does it. My biggest mistakes have pretty much always been rising shares ;)

I reckon you could considerably improve things by deleting your account Daytradenovice...

oilheadgame - You think they'd block any deal/merger with boo/asos/thg or whatever because they're too big? That's hilarious.

Please don't claim you speak for the entire market. This is just utter nonsense.