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With all the figures now being released showing record levels of online retail spend it proves the switch from high street to online is accelerating once again, bigger number's being spent online for clothes than during the pandemic...

This year I think we may just about beat last year's revenues and also this year's current guidance...

Next year boohoo will break their own revenue record's.

The future is very bright...

So we've had mike Ashley take a big chunk, we've had Umar take a big chunk, we then have this news below.... A few poster's here (2 trolls) were saying the pandemic levels of online shopping would never be seen again... Only a month later they're surpassed.... Time for some pie...

TELFORD - Online fashion sales have hit record levels in the first half of the year in the UK despite the cost of living crisis, according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Sustainability experts reacted with concern to the data which revealed that average weekly online sales at textile, clothing and footwear stores reached a record £1.71 billion (£2.18bn) in the first six months of 2023.

It marked an increase from £1.58 billion (£2.01bn) in the second half of 2022 and surpassed the previous all-time high average weekly sales of £1.67 billion (£2.12bn) in the first half of 2021 created by a surge in online shopping driven by the pandemic.

That the pandemic online shopping numbers would never be seen again??

Roll on record revenues and profits!! It's coming!

"It marked an increase from £1.58 billion (£2.01bn) in the second half of 2022 and surpassed the previous all-time high average weekly sales of £1.67 billion (£2.12bn) in the first half of 2021 created by a surge in online shopping driven by the pandemic."

Didn't Umar just purchase a position equal to the size of the whole public short position on boo 😉

Some people stand to make some serious dosh here....

https://youtu.be/ULeDlxa3gyc

Just added 5 grand myself reardon.

Thought this was going to drop more today tbh, been on a flight all day so set a buy order that never dealt, I'll just do a buy first thing tomorrow instead.

Every inflation situation is different and can't all be treated with interest rate rises.... The continual raising of the energy price cap allowing companies like british gas to increase profits by 900 percent was just crazy.

"Some AIM companies therefore have secondary brokers to raise awareness among private investors and to broaden the shareholder base. This also helps to improve the liquidity in a company's shares as the shares tend to be traded more regularly."

Cough cough over 100 percent loss on RR....

Right so inflation is down regardless of what gauge you use.

What was the rpi figure last month?

Bank of America are predicting coal prices to fall throughout 2023.

Ummmm banks have started cutting interest rates as they see rates dropping lol.

Well I didn't get my buy in, that little tickle up caught me out.

Jadams on the contrary - I'd say well done!.

Im assuming posters take to personal insults as they have no answer for what could cause a reversal...

The Ukraine war can't go on forever now can it??

Asking someone's average on any chat is pointless - you would only believe what you want to believe.

If I said 400p you believe me as it would make you feel good inside, if i said 40p you wouldn't believe me would you.

Im seeing nothing to suggest a reversal of the coal price or TGA.

Not one person here has gave a valid argument as to why either would rise significantly.

If you don't see the trend then that's your problem I'm afraid - it's clearly down.

Crawshaw I have reported your for trying dictate what others are allowed to post.

Please do not aim any more post's at me, I have no interest in communicating with you.

Crawshaw please refer to the last section of rule number 4 below - how many times have you asked me this same question?

"4.While debating and discussion is fine, we will not tolerate; rudeness, swearing, insulting posts, personal attacks, or posts which are invasive of another's privacy"