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You are Dean.. christ, this site with the multiple aliases 🤣😂

If the new CEO delivers on the LFL sales growth then don't see why not..

Cheers Dean 💪👍

Chee

It's a very sad week.. meanwhile ASOS remains quiet about announcing a date for its results. 🙄

I don't think there was any expectation as the company hasn't even released a results notification RNS yet..

Double bottom? 😅..

Tbf I think it is possible so I'll have to give you a like unfortunately 😂😂

Is there an inbetween 50/50 button

Lower CAPEX, lower rent.. however I do agree regarding retail it's very much boom or bust.. only have to look at Debenhams. It's not something you should put all your eggs in. B&M isn't about to go bust, very far from it.. not to say that won't change in the future though you can say that about all retailers..

Another happy week, surely not 🎉🚀

It's a big IF. As it stands, stores are really quite busy, and the company is making a shed load of cash. Not to say that won't last... Decent hold as part of a balanced portfolio, without chucking all eggs in one basket imo. :)

Because results are out in the next week or so... They can't buy so close.

So far so good.. can it hold 🚀

Good start.. FY out soon :)

Sounds like it isn't consistent store by store.. my local one if there are more than 2 people queuing they open more tills.. this has happened the past few times I have been. However I have only noticed this the past month or 2, so perhaps it's a relatively new guideline for store managers and an easy win for consumers.

In all fairness you said it was going to be a sad week.. 11% up since Monday..

Happy week 🎊🚀💪

Basically the wording of the poor article is to make THG look bad and not account for any positives. They are mostly always poorly wrote and flitter week in week out to suit.

That is net debt. If we go net cash on the balance sheet there are still debts but means more cash than debt now on the balance sheet.

I mean tbf the debt is about £600 million including lease liabilities. But once you take away cash, leases and Claremont then net debt is c£200 million.. then if we get another disposal, plus potential for vat refund that will then take it to net cash.