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Watch and learn....the below was posted march 2021 right before the shareprice started to slide.... In 2 and a half years time I will be posting peepees ramblings at 35p when the share price has 15 bagged....

"Peoplepower1

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RE: How Boohoo is a 100 Bagger from here22 Mar 2021 00:03

Amazon has a market cap of US$1.5 trillion.

The global fashion market is worth £2.5 trillion.

Boohoo has to get to a market cap of £400bn from here in 20 years to be a 100 bagger. You think it can't do it. Watch and learn.

Read 100 baggers by Christopher Mayer and Thomas Phelps 100 to 1 in the Stock Market."

Oke....

https://youtube.com/shorts/ugkJlg480kI?si=RI5v8hRqg_XhiPx0

180 posts today and half of them are from peepee....

I wonder how long lse will let one user lie and misinform plus bully other user's for?!

"Online spending values rose by 4.1% in July 2023 because of strong growth in non-store retailing and other non-food stores.

The value of online spending rose, while the value of retail sales as a whole fell. Because of this the proportion of online sales rose to 27.4% in July 2023 from 26.0% in June 2023.

This is the highest proportion of retail sales taking place online since February 2022 (28.0%) and remains significantly above the pre-coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic levels (19.6% in February 2020"

Reardon... Enjoy your holiday!!

Daytroll will be off on holiday soon sharing stolen photos 😂😂

The bigger picture is..... Online clothing sales are 9.9 percent higher than they were this time last year..... AND....

"Online spending values rose by 4.1% in July 2023 because of strong growth in non-store retailing and other non-food stores.

The value of online spending rose, while the value of retail sales as a whole fell. Because of this the proportion of online sales rose to 27.4% in July 2023 from 26.0% in June 2023.

This is the highest proportion of retail sales taking place online since February 2022 (28.0%) and remains significantly above the pre-coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic levels (19.6% in February 2020"

If one is going to be analytical then of course the survivors of the high street will have increased sales....

If you have 100 retailers and 50 of them dissappear then the remaining ones will pick up sales.... But for 50 to dissappear the customer base is obviously shrinking.

Funny thing ia hexam I have been highly critical of many things regarding boohoo and management....

You just seem to ignore that though for some reason...

Also funny you dont mind all the misinformation posted by other the trolls "as you find them quite funny".....

Misinformation is misinformation regardless of whether you find the posters funny or not.

Https://www.retail-week.com/fashion/allsaints-posts-record-results-as-product-focus-pays-off/7044305.article

"AllSaints posts record results as product focus pays off"

Just for you hexam

No, other links were supplied by other poster's also... Like i said you ran off...

"Just my view but it's why the likes of you and T4G annoy me much more than they do"

Im glad I annoy you...... I'll post more to pump up my free rent space in your head.

Yes I remember you pulling me up recently about companies that had posted record results.... Links were then shared backing up what i had said but you disappeared... Funny that...

Hexam.... Go and check the ons figures....

You seem to have developed a habit of attacking my posts but not once have you ever bothered to address any of the lies and misinformation in the trolls post's.... That says a lot.

Naomi cambell show and collection launch today...

So you agree that the energy inflation has been understated ove the last 2 years?

Do you actually believe the inflation figure breakdown?

Sadly i don't believe the breakdowns that have been done as fuel has never received it's true inflation figure for a start!

Show me where the breakdown is between store and online sales...

We know online sales have been surging and highstreet once again falling....

"Energy was not higher than the average."

You have to be pretty stupid to believe that.

"Still, the August figure came in below the 6.8% consumer inflation rate in the UK for July, indicating that sales fell in volume terms. source: BRC - British Retail Consortium"

This statement has no relevance when we know that inflation is caused in different sector's like gas/electric etc etc....

Sales are up in this sector!

Plenty off information on the wiki page....

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PrettyLittleThing