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My wife used it yesterday to order some shopping. Worked fine without any problems.

T4G - I can't say what I'm looking at. I like to keep that quiet until I commit. There's a few on the radar but not the prices to tempt me. Plan is to build up some more cash if I can and wait for the right bargain prices.

Today I sold 10000 bought 15/3/23 at 51.9p for 58.6p which was my target for this tranche. I still have a big holding here and I have full confidence in BOO but wanted some cash back for another bargain. A profit's a profit and 13% in 2 weeks is worth banking.

Motley Fool. They put out diametrically opposed arguments every few weeks to cover all sides. They are the worst for it. Use it for background information but always double check their "facts" and definitely ignore their recommendations as next week or month they'll recommend the opposite.

Daytrade - the picture of your contract note had no price, no date and no time. Never heard of a contract note without those details. You hiding something? You also now advocate trading this share in and out, yet by your own admission (and post history) you've been holding on to your shares since (if I remember) last November/December. You are contradicting yourself. I think the audience here can see you for what you are.

By the way, more positive signs : BOO hit an intraday high today of 60.36 , highest since August 2022. Add this to a 66% SP rise Year To Date. All positive signs going forward.

I also saw that 'screenshot' of a 'trade' from Daytradenovice. No price, no date, no time.
In other words, no credibility.

Closing (not intraday) above 56.6p is a very positive sign. Expect another 10% to 62p is pretty easy here although may get some easing off first. This could suddenly surge from here now. Shorts must be hurting.

Daytradenovice : wonder what BOA say about Boohoo. probably "run a mile"
Alliance News : Bank of America raises boohoo to 'buy' (neutral) - price target 75 (53) pence

That's all I'll say ABOUT that.

So - seems my call was right about the results after all.

JH - so they must do things a bit differently in Ireland - splitting your 20,000 shares into 18,500 and 1,500. Seems a bit weird splitting it. Anyway, glad you made a profit at 55.5p (on my advice) but shame you didn't have the bottle to stay on for today's 57.7p. I see the gas meter reader posted a phone pic of buying 5850 BOO shares on the BOO board but the image incredibly shows no price no date and no time which is a very suspicious as we can't then match the pic to his post history, as well he knows.
https://tinypic.host/i/af5da3eb-27f7-443c-8940-c8f7998150b0.Bzjxg
I see sage or nippleshade has been kicked off quicker than ever. How many more usernames will that idi0t invent?

Yeah of course JH, really believe you. I see you're back pedalling now. Sorry, I forgot you were in Ireland and have to wait 24 hours to get your contract note. LOL. Just be sure now and post a pic up tomorrow when you get it because there sure wasn't a BOO 20,000 trade at 55.5p this morning on the official London Stock Exchange public record.
Don't forget JH - I'll be waiting for that confirmation.

I mean 15/12/22.
Oh whatever, it doesn't matter.
Now get a move on John - you can use a little app called tinypic to upload proof of this morning's SELL here.
I'm waiting.

Come on John Hume. I'm waiting.
BTW, sorry I made a typo , not 23/12/23 but 15/12/23.

Oh really John Hume ? All 20,000 shares that you claimed you bought on 23/12/23 ?
Funny thing is , there's no record of a trade of 20,000 at 55.5p on London Stock Exchange this morning.
Can you prove it or are you lying ?

WARNING
Motley Fool last month :
"It looks like all the pessimism has already been built into the share price. And times like this, times of peak pessimism, can turn out to be good times to buy."
Motley Fool this month:
"As things stand, I don’t think boohoo shares are my golden ticket to get rich. "

So, as usual, Motley Fool likes to cover all sides from Buy to Hold to Sell. They've been doing this for years - it's a misleading amateur clickbait outfit. This way they can always say they called it right. Anyway, I'm sure most of you know this, but just ignore Motley Fool is my advice ... and definitely ignore anyone who posts Motley Fool articles on here.

No, I'd get out now if I were you. Looking very toppy. Will be chances to buy back below 500.

Nice momentum. Good to see the BOO SP up 53% YTD and the future looking good. Not surprised that the renowned brokers Peel Hunt have raised BOO to a BUY. I expect a few more brokers will now get on board. Once the US DC is on stream these will fly. £1 by end of year. Have a nice day all.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1010175/reckitt-benckiser-should-enjoy-more-normalised-base-says-broker-1010175.html
Reckitt Benckiser should enjoy a more normalised base as it comes out of three years of reinvestment, according to JP Morgan.

The US banking giant has an overweight rating on the stock with a target price set at 7,500p.

As a result, the broker increased the total shareholder returns for Reckitt by 12% to 15% per year through a combination of “leveraging its volumes-driven medium-single-digit top line and increasing cash returns” via buybacks and dividends.

The cornerstone to JP Morgan’s equity story includes evidence of improved execution and share gains as well as cash generation with increasing returns.

The flesh-out of the business has bolstered its market share gains and increased penetration, which should drive positive momentum as the consumer goods giant delivers on its innovation pipeline and benefits from improved pricing position, said the broker.

The stock trades at near three-year lows and at a 20% to 30% discount to peers, noted the broker.

Definitely Oversold IMHO. Bought £9K today ~648p. Fingers crossed. Growth will come back sometime in next couple of years and when it does SMT will start flying again.

Yep, same T4G a 0.25% rise is what I expect too. Going to be a tough few months ahead for people but there'll always be demand for good value clothing.