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Further fyi, none of my posts have been removed.... Reminiscent of the dissappearing news articles that are still available eh.

Can you name a buyer that has just bought 2.9 percent of the company?

I hate to tell you this but there have been people selling at all time lows since 23p and here we are are 11p and people are still selling.

Could it not be any seller holding under 3 percent that sold?

I.e a holder of 2.9 percent who is fed up of the self enriching for shocking performance

Https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2025/10/asos-premium-menswear/

Asos is introducing a new premium menswear line called Asos Collective.

The collection, which launches on 20 October, will be rolled out on the retailer’s website.

Prices vary from £20 for a heavyweight T-shirt to £250 for leather and suede jackets.

Asos menswear design director James Lawrence, said: “Asos Collective is about taking the everyday and refining it.

We’ve rethought wardrobe staples with a focus on quality, fit and detail, creating pieces that are not just made to be worn, but made to last

Https://youtu.be/1Rj_jlUGW48?si=yFRoy1f8wwaPaGQt

Oh dear god.... You took that as a serious post.

Surely this is a bot? same thing day in day out on multiple companies. Just nutz.

Bfdinvestor

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RE: Up again19 Nov 2024 17:47

It says a lot when people who actually understand this business (as opposed to the pestilence we were subjected to this morning) are disappointed by a near quarter rise in the sp!

The news this morning was potentially amazing. One leg of GST could easily be worth way more than the entire current market cap. It's kind of mind boggling. And that's before we even begin to factor in the current growth of the exchange.

I've no doubt sp games will continue but each leg up brings new holders with a higher average, so patience is now all that is required.

Can we add it to the list now?

Bfdinvestor

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RE: Bad decisions19 Nov 2024 20:33

Kachrafilter why would you add revb to a list of bad investments?

It's simply too early to tell if it's good or bad.

Talking of investments tho, I thought you had sold out here?

Not surprising that you are making as little sense as the regular dumb and dumber

The pearls of wisdom....... bigging up the board and their investment in revb - how has that played out?

Bfdinvestor

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RE: Bad decisions20 Nov 2024 09:19

It's not immoral to me kachrafilter, why would it be.

It just explains the way you post.

Are you unable to read kachrafilter? I haven't said revb is a good investment. I've said, for me, the jury is out until we see if the growth story plays out. They are about to go into three massive bricks and mortar retailers. It's certainly doesn't qualify as a terrible investment. Although you will doubtless continue to post it as such to play your own book.

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southcoastbather

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RE: Dan Finley on LinkedIn this morning10 Oct 2025 18:00

Https://youtube.com/shorts/gvypKtPhRU0?si=-7-1Gt3KSLji0RYq

Joke can you please refrain from personal arguments on this board.

Do you have a prediction fpr h1 results?

I have posted exactly what is in the annual report - you can try and be the kings tailor as much as you want but everyone is free to look and see the correct figures in the annual report - unless of course you are saying the annual report is wrong? In which case you should contact the company.

I think the conclusion is better drawn from you trying to drown the truth out and saying anyone that posts the facts isn't a shareholder.

Still waiting on your half year results predictions....

Yes reardon indeed... That magic word GROWTH.....

Reardon95

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RE: Europe set to open lower ahead of data reportsToday 07:49

Great update over at THG.

Boohoo ceo remuneration by year .....page 104 annual report

2021 1.57 million

2022 1.38 million

2023 1.35 million

2024 1.03 million

2025 5.22 million

Bf rather than talking nonsense pop along and see the annual report in the section where it shows the TOTAL REMUNERATION of the ceo role for the last 5 years.

Or you could just sit in front of the mirror dribbling about debenhams and market makers games etc etc.... What ever you choose to do you can guarantee your boohoo position will be worth less (or worthless) on the release of h1 results.

Reardon that ridiculous remuneration package was for last year - the year boohoo had record losses.

Total remuneration of 5.5 million pounds, 4 times the previous years.

Lunacy

Its looking like they are just keeping the company afloat to drain as much cash as they can in bonuses and salary before fighting for the assets....

Look at the 9 million pound property they just sold in London - who here even knew they had bought it?

All of the above plays into their hands as the more they drain the cheaper the assets will be.

Puts into perspective how ridiculous the rewards for failure are with this absolute sham of a company....

Note that British airways /iag profits are surging where as boohoo losses are surging.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EzudMgDpt/

The heads of British Airways and its parent group IAG are cashing in after a strong financial year.

IAG CEO Luis Gallego earned £4.6 million in 2024, up from £3.1 million the year before, including a £1 million base salary, £1.5 million annual bonus, and £2.1 million in long-term incentives. The payout sparked backlash from shareholders who accused the board of rewarding executives too generously.

BA’s chief Sean Doyle also saw his pay climb. His 2023 base salary was £670,000, while reports suggest his total package reached about £1.5 million. Doyle received a £2.1 million bonus in 2025 linked to a long-term share sale.

With IAG profits surging post-pandemic, some argue the airline’s leaders are soaring higher than their passengers.

"- I refused to spend another minute feeding the back pocket of every greedy man that makes the decisions there without a thought about what the employees or CUSTOMERS even want - considering their customer base is women, you couldn't meet a more slyly misogynistic group of leaders only in it for themselves"

Probably a very good summary of why this company is knackered.

Can anyone name a single company where record losses have been made combined with double digit revenue losses meanwhile the CEO remuneration has multiplied x4 for that same year?

Someone needs to correct all thw delusions here sadly fatman, we have had years of people blaming market makers, then Ashley, now the market itself.

It was being dropped for ashley for months on end apparently, then after he stops buying it crashes another 70 percent - I tried to explain at the time that ashly was actually supporting the share price.