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THIS ONE ALWAYS MAKES ME CHUCKLE...... TABLE TENNIS SHOES...... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Kallumama

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Online Business model13 Oct 2020 06:08
I have been trying to buy table tennis shoes online for the first time in my life for both me and my son
I ordered 6 pairs from retailer 1, all arrived next day paid 7.50 but didn’t like the fit and returned no other cost. i paid premium delivery as I urgently wanted rubber for my table tennis bats
I ordered 4 more pairs of shoes from amazon, slightly better fit, free next day delivery using half price prime membership. I returned them all as the price for the shoes dropped
I have now ordered reduced price shoes from amazon 5 pairs of them
Will possibly keep 2 pairs if I cannot find better fit ones and cheaper elsewhere
Now onto boohoo
They offer free premier next day deleveries to students
Can anybody tell me why the students without money and jobs would pay for any of this and not just wear the clothes and return it?
Unlike shoes which shoe signs of wear clothes do not show any signs after first wear
Boohoo business model has not been tested during a recession
What is everyone’s feeling will the model be able to stand the recession?

looooooooool wait until the pay rates come out...............

Wydrum you are not always negative.... You were upbeat on odx saying it was going to hit 56p... Then haven't returned to that chat since?!

As I've said before.... All the TA guys seem to comment on multiple stocks and only return to the one out of 10 that was right.

Id be interested to hear some fundamental analysis here.... Like over the last 5 year period and not just one quarter

The other week I asked if anyone knew what profit margin shein achieved....

I seen an article that stated shein were expected to make 250 million profit from 10 billion of revenue....

With such a small profit margin it won't take much for that ship to sink....

If any bad news for shein starts to get traction you will see boohoo and asos share prices react....

In h1 this year there were 26 million pounds of excess costs and 19 of that was due to shipping....

Then the boss of airX announces he is in talks with Mahmud Kamani of Boohoo....

Headwinds to become tailwinds....

Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see what's happening....

I'm all about fundamentals and not interested in technical charts...

PEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA THE MONSTER COMPANY THAT BOOHOO IS GROWING INTO.....

https://youtu.be/5h4VniTiLE0

AirX chairman in talks with Mahmud kamani....

Anyone care to give their predictions for the share price on xmas eve??

I'll slip in at 252p

China's JD.com smashes through its Singles Day record with $48.7 billion in sales and counting

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has so far racked up 311.4 billion yuan ($48.6 billion) in sales across its platforms during the Singles Day shopping event, smashing through its record last year.

Last year, JD's transaction volume totaled 271.5 billion yuan. There are still several hours left of Singles Day this year with JD's sales ending at midnight China time on Friday, so that transaction volume will increase

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Look at the increase from last year to this year.... 271.5 to 311.4 and counting.....

And people try to tell you online in shrinking?!....

The shift online is gathering more pace that ever.

Alibaba and JD.com notch record sales in China’s Singles’ Day shopping spree

Chinese consumers spend big over Singles' Day shopping spree

http://www.ecns.cn/m/business/2021-11-12/detail-ihassuxx1472008.shtml

Salter and Underwood both agreed that Debenhams’ store closures could exacerbate the decline of many struggling UK high streets. While 118 stores now remain, before its first administration in 2019 Debenhams had around 160 shops up and down the UK – in city and town centres, in shopping centres and retail parks, and on suburban high streets.

In many places, Debenhams is the anchor retailer and, given the size of the stores, is a central element of the area’s overall shopping offering. These key stores becoming empty will heap further challenges on an already struggling sector.

“The visible presence of empty stores leads to declining perceptions of high streets, pulling shoppers online instead which in turn leads to more stores closing in a vicious cycle,” Salter said.

Blackley described the disappearance of Debenhams’ stores from the high street as a “real watershed moment for UK retail”. He added that it the Boohoo deal would finally highlight that the business model of lots of identical physical stores with huge occupancy costs, such as rent, business rates and service charges, is “no longer viable” – especially in “a world where consumers can now choose how, where and when to spend their money, and most importantly do so without leaving home

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/10/17/why-levis-is-opening-100-new-stores-as-covid-online-sales-boom-grows.html

Estee Lauder, which saw 40% of its North American beauty sales take place online, has looked to blend the virtual and in-person experiences.

Wall Street investors are targeting retailer e-commerce growth, with Saks Fifth Avenue splitting its online sales from its store business, and last week, activist investor Jana Partners advising Macy's to make a similar move.

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Debenhams makeup will be doing very well.....

The only thing dropping is Marshall wace's profit....

https://www.google.com/amp/s/fortune.com/2020/09/23/nike-q1-ecommerce-results-covid-19/amp/

That increase was fueled by an 83% jump in online sales, adding $900 million to the company’s top line. That means that e-commerce is now 30% of Nike’s sales, a mark it had previously expected to hit only in 2023.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/techcrunch.com/2020/08/24/covid-19-pandemic-accelerated-shift-to-e-commerce-by-5-years-new-report-says/amp/

COVID-19 pandemic accelerated shift to e-commerce by 5 years, new report says

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/stay-at-home-shoppers-lift-online-sales-to-record-high-g0rztx9fv
Online spending hit a record high of £10 billion in July, the highest monthly figure this year, as the pandemic accelerated the shift away from the high street.

The increase brings the total spent online in the UK this year to £64.9 billion, a rise of 18 per cent compared with the same period last year and 56 per cent higher year-on-year than in 2019, according to the Adobe Digital Economy Index. The research also found inflation online last month rose 2.8 per cent, year-on-year, amid a spike in demand and pressure on supply chains.

It's checkmate.... All that happens from here is their profit shrinks.... There is to much good news in the industry for them to hold this position.... 180 was the clever get out for shorts but they have missed it....

Look at the short positions in m&s... Absolutely roasted!! So much so that one of them closed at 100 percent loss in one day.... 0.4 percent of the stock bought to close their in one day....

Ako and Marshall wace need to buy over 25 million shares between them to close.... Ako average 205 and mw 260.... Who will bilt first....

Xma/black friday update wouod turn up the gas....

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CEO of AirX on Sky news saying he's speaking to founder of Boohoo about investment to scale up AirX cargo

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People just don't understand the scale that management here are working towards...

They are the most dynamic management team in the whole of online retail....

"My observation Bert, would be regards Pedro, that he posts as often as he does to, as he sees it, combat SCB's relentless multiple repetitive posts on his one-eyed view of BH."

Funnily enough pedro was bashing this long before i arrived and he was doing so unchallenged.... Well that's now changed.

Wyndrum how am i posting a one sided view on boohoo?? I am posting all information from across the industry.... Sorry if the truth is all bery positive.... If you want negative lies please see kallumama.

Feel free to challenge all of the factual industry data i have posted??

https://www.chargedretail.co.uk/2021/08/17/online-retail-sales-hit-record-10bn-in-july-as-40-of-shoppers-continue-to-avoid-physical-stores/

Online retail sales hit record £10bn in July as 40% of shoppers continue to avoid physical stores

Ecommerce sales last month were both the highest seen this year and the highest on record for July, according to the latest figures from Adobe.

This helped digital spend for the year-to-date jump 18 per cent to £64 billion year-on-year, and 56 per cent compared to pre-pandemic spend in 2019.

Adobe says this boost was partially down to a combination of continued reluctance to shop in physical stores and a back-to-work spending boost

According to a survey of 1000 UK consumers, 40 per cent said they would still actively avoid in-store shopping while 56 per cent planned to avoid high streets all together.

“While offline inflation has continued to increase since 2016, online prices only started to increase since the start of the pandemic,” Adobe said.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.scotsman.com/business/record-period-for-uk-sales-declines-as-online-takings-soar-reaction-3428777%3famp

Record period for UK sales declines as online takings soar

Shoppers continued to shun the high street with UK sales volumes falling for the fifth consecutive month, marking the longest continuous stretch on record, official figures have revealed.

But while shoppers opted to avoid high streets, sales online continued to rise and now account for 28.1 per cent of all spending - up from 27.9 per cent in August. There was a particular surge in department store sales online, up by 3.8 per cent.

"Despite the lifting of restrictions, in-store retail sales remain subdued, with many consumers still opting to shop online."

“Despite September’s slowdown, we are still confident about retail’s prospects ahead of the all-important Golden Quarter in the run-up to Christmas. Consumers still tell us that they have money in their pockets.”

Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst at financial services group Hargreaves Lansdown, noted: “The snap back in sales in bricks and mortar stores has also faded, with the novelty of a trip to the high street wearing off

NOVELTY OF A TRIP TO THE HIGH STREET WEARING OFF.