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Https://www.statista.com/statistics/285374/online-retail-spending-in-the-united-kingdom-uk/

2023 217

2022 224

2021 250

2020 243

2019 178

2018 167

2017 149

2016 133

2015 115

2014 104

2013 91

2012 78

2011 68

It's a shame hexam filtered me before he read the facts.... If you look at 2021,2022,2023 it proves exactly what I said earlier.

Hexam here's one for you.... Literally what I have been trying to tell you.... Are you still saying that the market has grown while boohoo has contracted?

This below suggests a contracting market after an abnormal explosion through covid....

The bottom is in however amd the market will again grow.

"Online retail spending in the United Kingdom (UK) never ceased to increase from 2011 to 2021. In 2021, online retail sales amounted to approximately 250 billion British pounds. In 2022, inflation contributed to a sharp decline of online retail sales plummeting 10.5 percent. As a result, online retail sales had a value of 224 billion British pounds that year. In 2023, online retail spending stood at 217 billion British pounds"

Reardon the only other direct comparative would be asos - which has suffered exactly the same regardless of who is running the company.... Your bet is basically on the sector and whether boohoo will continue to capture some growth, the market size is set to treble over the next 5 years.....

A lot of the posters here now won't be here to see any kind of recovery.

Https://x.com/theboohoorider/status/1796577857277477044

Wish you were he Sam 😉😘

Ha ha blimey!! Astrophysics now as well?!

Business advisor

Accountant

astrophysicist

Life coach

The list goes on!!

But we are talking about a company that we know was selling clothes cheaper year on year against a market increase of 8 percent....

The market size is the best gauge for the future here.

You will see, the first sign of a return to growth for the online market was april this year after a long drawn out contraction since the pandemic - this will be reflected in the q1 and h1 updates this year. you will see revenue increase over last year. (or at least that the falling revenue has stopped.)

Off out on a lovely boat trip today super coward.... Ill post a little clip for you later...

Https://x.com/theboohoorider/status/1796321925586624877

See any similarities hex??

Bon that's an interesting statement from someone whos been here for 6 months....

But yes online spend is set to TREBLE by 2029.... (not April 2024)

I wouldn't say the online sector has been in growth since before covid, it would seem like April of this year is the first month that has beat the previous year's month.... At a quick glance on my phone that is.

Its quite clear the sector has been in decline since the covid caused spike when shops were closed.

For all we know the company revenue could now be growing and we will soon find out at the q1 update!

The figures below would dictate a blatant contraction rather than growth.

Ill await the figure spin from hex👀

Period

Value

2019 MAY 18.8

2019 JUN 18.3

2019 JUL 18.7

2019 AUG 18.1

2019 SEP 18.1

2019 OCT 19.1

2019 NOV 21.6

2019 DEC 21.4

2020 JAN 20.2

2020 FEB 19.1

2020 MAR 22.1

2020 APR 30.3

2020 MAY 32.8

2020 JUN 31.3

2020 JUL 28.3

2020 AUG 27.0

2020 SEP 26.7

2020 OCT 29.0

2020 NOV 37.2

2020 DEC 31.3

2021 JAN 37.8

2021 FEB 36.5

2021 MAR 34.4

2021 APR 30.1

2021 MAY 28.5

2021 JUN 27.9

2021 JUL 28.0

2021 AUG 27.7

2021 SEP 28.3

2021 OCT 28.9

2021 NOV 32.8

2021 DEC 30.5

2022 JAN 30.1

2022 FEB 27.9

2022 MAR 26.3

2022 APR 26.5

2022 MAY 25.7

2022 JUN 25.2

2022 JUL 24.9

2022 AUG 24.4

2022 SEP 25.2

2022 OCT 25.9

2022 NOV 29.9

2022 DEC 27.1

2023 JAN 27.3

2023 FEB 25.8

2023 MAR 26.1

2023 APR 25.8

2023 MAY 25.7

2023 JUN 25.3

2023 JUL 26.2

2023 AUG 25.3

2023 SEP 25.8

2023 OCT 26.5

2023 NOV 31.0

2023 DEC 27.9

2024 JAN 27.1

2024 FEB 25.9

2024 MAR 25.8

2024 APR 26.1

https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/retailindustry/timeseries/j4mc/drsi

Thought he was untouchable under that username.... I would imagine admin banning him from the boohoo forum was quite the kick in the goolies.

You will never seem him post here again.

I'm looking forward to meeting all the prolific posters at the agm.... Surely they wouldn't miss that opportunity to put management straight?.

I thought it was quite an interesting statistic that year on year online sales for April in the USA were up 13.88 percent.... I'll run it by you next time... Are you the new Daytradenovice chat police by any chance ?

How dare anyone post anything without authorisation from Hexam....

I suppose another good thing with the bans being dished out is there's one less person for Hexam to blindly defend.... Like when he stated a rights issue didn't dilute lloyds

Nonstore sales grew 1.18% month over month in April. Year over year, though, they grew 13.88%, according to the NRF's Retail Monitor.

https://www.digitalcommerce360.com/article/monthly-online-retail-sales/

Im not sure anyone knows the figures from boohoo for march, april or may so your statement seems to be a lie.

Surprised this isn't being discussed a bit more....

Retail sales expanded at their quickest pace in a year and a half this month, signalling that consumers returned to the high street amid improving economic conditions and calmer weather.

https://www.thetimes.com/business-money/economics/article/high-street-enjoys-sharp-sales-uplift-in-may-gpczvt2wh

That below is one of the biggest kicks in the nuts since the troll got banned from the boo forum.

But on Tuesday, boohoo told investors that its executive directors had "opted to waive their entire bonus entitlement" for the year.

It means that without the bonus payments, Kamani will take home about GBP503,000, Kane GBP524,000, and Lyttle GBP713,000 for the latest year.

The retailer also said it had decided not to implement its new "boohoo incentive plan", having "engaged with certain shareholders" ahead of its annual general meeting next month.

The new scheme had involved combining its annual bonus and long-term incentives into one, replacing the existing incentive system which it said was not "motivational".

Https://youtu.be/oe2hdbft5-U?si=0078Rr5ey33tl4EY

New sheriff in town... He goes by the name of super sam Brown....

"Mike Ashley / Frasers are only here for Debenhams. At the right moment they will take it."

Yeh it's all part of the masterplan, smeaky bugger has bought into all these retailers in order to get debenhams...... He has no interest in anything apart from debenhams.... Sounds pretty stupid to me.

Has anyone received an email from the company?

On Thursday I emailed the fca regarding the fact that shareholders were required to travel to Manchester to view the bonus scheme, I cc'd in boohoo and the nomad zeus capital, when I later spoke to the nomad they were aware of the email, then today magically then company email me notifying me of the news they are cancelling the resolution and they also cc the fca and the nomad 😂.

I suppose you can take action yourself or do what sam and spidey do - talk rubbish all day on a forum