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I've added this morning. Nothing is for certain, nothing without risk, but this is simply too cheap given the net cash position and the well covered yield. Provided the next trading update is not another disappointment, this will do well from here in my view.

Chill trading. I posted a general comment on this board, that's all. I'm really not going to find out the 20 most popular boards (most of which I won't own shares) and post the comment on each of them, am I?
Quit bickering.

Yes, quite right about the claim but it is fully provided for with cash to spare.
Nothing's without risk!

Yes, the financing operation is a concern but they seem to be winding it down. As for the debt, they also have a fair amount of cash on the balance sheet. I believe they are well financed following the £100m raise in Nov 2020. Plus it's a low, low price and a recent director buy was at a price above today's...
Anyway, these are opinions.

May I put N Brown into the hat? Looking at downtrodden online retailers, I think the risk/reward for that one is better than most - and I've put my money where my mouth is and added today.

... reduced their holding on 21/6/22.

In Christopher Mills we trust...

I've added too on today's price weakness. Downtrodden, cash on the balance sheet, close to recent lows and a director buy recently at a higher price. I'll put this one away and be patient.

If you really want the specific answers, they are:
- I didn't know there was a general board;
- It's my opinion and I believe it's critical;
- Boohoo may be the 11th most popular board, but it's the most popular of shares I own.

Please do challenge the contention that it's worth paying particular attention to the balance sheet strength of your holdings in the light of recent events.

Touchy as always, aren't you? If you're that nervous about your holding in Boohoo, perhaps you should sell up.
And if you don't think it's worth paying particular attention to the balance sheet strength of your holdings in the light of recent events, that's fine and good luck.

There isn't a general board available and Boohoo reaches more eyes than most for what is a valid and critical (albeit general) comment.

"This may be true, but you can extend this logic to all listed companies with any level of debt." No you can't. Corporate debt is not a problem if it's supported by strong cash generation.
"Does seem odd you've chosen an online retailer with very little debt." Eh? I'm not casting aspersions towards Boohoo, just making a general comment.

Yesterday Naked Wines dropped 45% on news that they may breach their banking covenants; today Lamprell plc tanks 80% on news that they are being forced to consider a cheeky low-ball offer from one of their shareholders, due to a severe liquidity position.
This is just the beginning. There's bound to be many more of these nasty events coming...

Anybody got a link to the 'Zalando news'?

On 22/6/22, Sandford Deland reduced their holding from 13.09% to 10.98%.
Is Ashworth-Lord finally starting to throw in the towel too?

Camelot Capital Partners LLC, whoever they may be, snapped up 4.6% of Boohoo on 15/6/22.

If I'd just come across this share I might be tempted too, but not after this morning - that was the quickest loss I've ever made. I don't like the way management communicated (or didn't communicate) this loan and its possible breach. Such material information buried away in the RNS...

ShearClass: "Why this wasn't disclosed in the outlook statement is completely beyond me. It's why it opened at £2.76 and not substantially lower. Absolutely shocking." Totally right. It's what suckered me in.

Thank you ShearClass, it was there. They say they're ok under their base case assumptions, but they will breach under their 'downside scenario'. Given what may be ahead, that's a big risk.
Teach me to be so impulsive.