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Interesting HarryA123, but it's an airport, where people have no choice but 'to kill time' until their flight is called (or are waiting to meet people coming off a flight). The real deal, for 'getting a feel for how things are going', is the good old-fashioned UK High St. Speaking of which! I was in the Windsor store yesterday. It is next to M&S in an absolutely plumb location for footfall. But not a single person came in. Not one. It was dark & dingy and had FAR too much clothing on show. It looked a mess. In fact it really looked like more like a tacky market stall, which is exactly where JD started the business! Not a good look and given that it is in such a great location, it says it all really. As a retailer it is getting pretty much everything wrong. ps M&S was, as ever, packed!

Make no mistake. This has been carefully choreographed by him and his highly paid advisers. He'll pay peanuts for it too.

Likewise I have never shorted. Too many here were too stubborn and too proud, to sell up, despite having weeks to do so. Goodness me, this was always only going one way - but folk were 'blinded' by their own emotional involvement here. Now most of those people are left isolated and nursing irretrievable, very hefty 70%, 80%+ losses. Plain Crazy.

Relisting of 'voluntarily' De-Listed Stocks:

these shares will have to wait a minimum of FIVE years from their de-listing date, to be relisted again.

'Compulsory' De-Listed Stocks:

if a company has been de-listed compulsorily, they will have to wait for a minimum of TEN years before they can be listed again.

In 'theory' they can yes BacchusII, but 'realistically'?? No, I simply cannot see Superdry ever coming back to listed status. Not now. Not after this mess. But yes, it is of course 'possible' - but highly unlikely. . .

Investor6 - a re-post, but this was my reply to the same question, a couple of weeks ago:-

"in short, with quite a lot of difficulty, as it would be 'over the counter' given that the formal platform for buying and selling will no longer exist. That said, you are free to sell your shares in the company to any willing buyer at any time; if you can find one. Since SDRY would no longer trade on the stock exchange, liquidity would be very significantly reduced. You may therefore find yourself limited to selling your shares to any major shareholders in Superdry, or any other investors who may be interested in holding unlisted shares in the company.

So, you 'can' still sell, but it is quite a bit more challenging than just the click of a button, that you currently enjoy at this 'listed' point in time (your share ownership rights remain unchanged too until you sell). 'Most' holders (PI's) however, tend to exit before a de-list, for the above key reasons; they just don't want the additional hassle.

Finally, "no" once this delists, then those shares will not be back on the LSE again"... Hope that helps.

I think the closing price of 7.13p says it all really. 'Buys' v 'Sells' ratios and "I wonder how current sales are going?", just aren't terribly relevant questions to be asking anymore. It's super clear, that it is being priced by the market, to de-list. This dead-cat it seems, has just had its last bounce? 😿

You'd better hope he's out now, as the rubbish he was spouting at the weekend was horrendous. In fact, he has called this 100% WRONG. The exact opposite has happened. No "volatility" at all. Just a steady sliding away of shareholder value. It's almost as though the market has totally given up on Superdy now - as a PLC. I suggest that others do the same thing too; while you can still rescue at least a little bit of cash.

I wouldn't hold your breath today, on the back of that RNS. 'Workmanlike' at best, sadly. 😮‍💨

PS 'The Naked Trader' also bought shares in Costain Plc (on 10th January 2024) and his position remains open; so he clearly sees no need to sell any of his holding yet either. Nice signs all round. . .

As I bought another 10,000 shares yesterday morning, following the Sunday Times Tip posted here (so a big thank you to Roguemale1 for sharing it, as I had not noticed it myself).

I just thought that it has now been tipped [very recently], by Investors Chronicle, The Daily Telegraph and now The Sunday Times (plus, but to a much less serious extent, Motley Fool!!), so it might be prudent to follow their lead and buy more! So I did!

Not one for being smug or complacent myself, but at present, I am feeling that we might well be at the start of a nice

£1+ journey this year. . . ATB

Absolutely Garydav2. And if you write anything that is not 100% 'sugar-coated', then you're a shorter! Like what is wrong with people? I have never shorted in my life. Not once. Ever! But these Boards so desperately need 'balance', yet they rarely get it. They are just full of hugely biased folk who, just because they have invested cash into a share, have at the very same time divested their brains!! NO company is perfect, however much cash you put into it and Superdry had (and still has) HUGE imperfections!! I have (like Garydav2 and Scotty277 in particular) been almost on a crusade here to stop people getting sucked in too much, or hoodwinked by nasty disingenuous rampers. Sadly, many have and are now left with little choice other than to hold to the bitter end. Some should hang their heads in shame . . .fat chance of that. . .Have a good day folks and genuinely good luck. ATB

When you think that [disingenuous] people here were talking about 'multiple offers' being made and the share "could easily" go north to £2+ and that was just four weeks ago!! Just four weeks ago. Now where are any of those people? They have GONE. VANISHED into thin air. Moved on to pump some other crappy penny share, also doomed to fail. That's the big problem with these boards; they're full of people who try to mislead and influence others, in order to drive up the price - and then they simply disappear. Not very nice.

That said, dean01 I wish you the very best of luck, as you have always been consistent, honest and realistic with your posts. . . .

Sinitta - I'm so sorry there is no need to apologise at all. I think that we had our wires crossed there, as I wasn't referring to you in anyway! In fact, I didn't even notice that you had even said that! It was a reference to one specific individual here, who adds it to each and every post of theirs. Nothing at all to do with you, so my apologies for the confusion! 😃 ATB

With the money that JD will have left at his disposal (his own or on-loan), he will need to close a huge number of stores. This may in fact be a very good thing though, as he may be better off entirely changing the existing (and failed/old) business model, to say 70% on-line and the rest being either physical stores or in-store concessions. But many stores look guaranteed to disappear and that is very clear now. . .

Sinitta - Those being honest, know that this company is all but dead. It is struggling under a pile of debt while its sales continue to fade away. To therefore refer to it as a"Strong Buy" is like referring to a patient receiving 'end of life' treatment, as "Very Healthy".

It is a totally ridiculous phrase to attach to any post here and also simply too late, to be in any way applicable. Its pulse is fading away yet folk (well, one in particular) still try to fool others into thinking that the patient will be up and about, playing 90 minutes of football, by the end of the month. It's either highly disingenuous - or grossly naive. . . .

Performance To Date:

5 years - Down 98%

1 year - Down 90%

Six Months - Down 81%

One Month - Down 65%

But ignore ALL of that as K3ENTY says it's a "Strong Buy".

Good enough for me; I'm all in Scotty!!

Strong Buy 😭 🤣

Strong Buy! 🤣

Be careful folks as K3NTY is basically the new Toffers to arrive here - and he'll vanish just as soon as he has just arrived, if/when this share price crashes. We have 100% been calling this 100% correctly, from long before he even showed up here. Yet K3NTY calls US folk the trolls! We have been TOTALLY correct here and hopefully helped save a lot of folk, a lot of hard-earned cash, at the same time. He even clicks "Strong Buy" each and every time he posts. There is absolutely nothing 'Strong' about Superdry Plc. Nothing at all. Sorry, but I'd rather be a hero than a ramper.