Member Info for WolfofWarks

My large longest term positions are Tesla, Apple & Glencore.

I've got some defensive positions like Coca Cola, L&G, M &G, Nat West, BP go give a bit of stability and dividends.

My gambles are here, T Clarke, Watches of Switzerland, Rev B. Then I've started buying up tech plays again like Meta, Draftkings, & ASM International.

I'm losing faith though with there idea that the UK is undervalued and am going to start selling up some of my UK positions to buy the US again.

'WeeWee - I was posting against t4g's so called positives fon Boohoo or the past number of years. So, stop making assumptions about me.'

They are not really assumptions. They are based on your behaviour here with is not rationale. You've posted on this thread only pretty much since 2015 right? You've been proven to be extremely bullish right up to the top and now after losing all your profit and bearish to the point where you are forecasting the total destruction of the company.

You talk about the rational mind but do not exhibit the traits required to have such a mind. As I keep saying you act like a bloke who fell in love with the girl of his dreams, she fecked you over and you can't let go - but you're not going to let anyone else have her.

Find something productive to be do with your life because posting 50 times a day in here like a jilted bit-ch isn't going to do your personal wellbeing or your mental health any good.

I mean that genuinely as well because it's not pretty to watch.

Mine actually is 40p but I only starting buying back in mid May.

Blackfox - I think if I was you it's all about the mindset. I personally think it would be a miracle to four bag from here even in the medium to long term so your earlier investment at this point is probably best viewed as a sunk cost. However that doesn't mean your latest purchase will not be profitable with a bit of patience to let the macro recover and the long term growth plans come into fruition.

It's extremely difficult to find the bottom and if it was that easy we would all be millionaires.

'I learnt form my mistake. If I buy shares and they go down 7% then I sell them immediately. Or, if I buy shares and they go down 7% from their highest price, then I sell them immediately.

This is how you learn not to lose too much money.'

PeePee - this is day trading ie. exiting a short term bad position, not investing which should have a horizon in years. It's completely ridiculous to build in to your decision making process that a share that has dropped 7% will continue to drop further. In AIM/FTSE main market shares can easily move 10% in a day in either direction.

It adds further credences to the assumption that you are coolness and don't know what you are doing, talking about, etc.

Maybe you could share your experiences with us on some of these successful investments you have made, give yourself a bit of credibility.

Because as it stands you look like a jilted lover who after eight years has both made and lost their fortune here.

SCB - PeePee generally tones it down on our up days.

What a way to live a life eh!

PeePee - you have no idea what posters may or may not do to help others. You are not Mother Teresa. If you had this view two years ago you would have been helping, Giving us your pearls of wisdom after the event is no help at all.

Put the laptop down and help out at the local food bank or homeless shelter or something.

‘ NMW - amazing I must be bitter. I made £600,000 from Boohoo and learnt loads. You're not going to believe this because it doesn't suit your agenda.

I could have made £1.3m from Boohoo had I sold them at £4. However I held and learnt so much from that. I bought 360,000 Boohoo shares for 27p each in 2015.

I put in £100k to £150k in a share. This focuses my attention on getting it right. My biggest mistake with Boohoo was holding them too long.

One thing I've learnt is never hold AIM shares for too long because too often they fall back to earth with a bang.’

No one believe a word of this PeePee. You are a laughing stock. You may have bought in early and potentially could have done very well. But I’m pretty sure given the advice that you have given here you would have bought all the way up to the high and my money is on you losing all your profit on the way down.

Your desperation both then and now stinks.

Answer this - if you have £150k on shares why are you not on their boards. Why are you hanging round here where you are utterly detested?

People why make money like that don’t tell the tales on the internet.

‘WeeWee - I would suspect you don't care about people learning or losing money. The difference is I do. ‘

I do but through a process of intelligent learning and debating both the bull and the bear case. That’s not what you offer up though. You’re view on Boohoo had been myopic from the off - when you were ramping it two years ago claiming it was going to be the next Amazon to your complete dismissal of the company now when many of us believe it is near or has reached the bottom and is prime for a turnaround with investments to bed and the USA primed for growth. This share has clearly wrecked you both emotionally and financially to the point that you cannot now let go.

You cannot and are not in a position to help people make money as you don’t have either the knowledge or the experience to offer up a considered opinion. This evidenced by your repetitive posts whenever you have read your latest nugget and the fact that you have little understanding of some very basic fundamentals such as gross/net sales, gross/net profit, anything around margin, cash flow, net assets, working capital and your list of well published misundertstandings goes on …

Would you understand them?

49 posts out of 131 today.

For the love of god let this share go.

It bit you in the ass, get over it.

Only at the patheticness of your apparently miserable existence.

'Slacker246 - my aim is to try to help people on here from making the mistakes I've made. We all make them. Unless you consider the negatives for Boohoo, then your decision making is skewed.'

No one respects or listens to you though. Mainly because you are repeatedly caught in your own lies and spread misinformation and falsehoods - to what end? You are either mischievously devious or thick as mince.

The fact you don't acknowledge this leads me to believe it's the latter.

PeePee - this thread is classic you. You are unable to come to your decisions. You have to have someone to tell you what to do. I can understand because you don't understand numbers and only seem to be able to look backwards rather than forwards.

Surely you have something better to do with your time than plague this board day in day out with simple minded negative dross. Are you not in gainful employment? Or if you are retired have you not got grandkids and holidays to enjoy?

'You are too emotionally attached to your Boohoo shares. This is the worst mistake any investor can make.'

You're possibly the most emotionally invested poster here after this share took you for a fortune.

Pot, kettle, black, etc ...

Hi Mate - You can't guarantee same day delivery dependant on a transit van needing a four hour journey down the M1. Then you have the final mile which is the difficult bit.

It wouldn't be financially viable to ship a few pallets from Sheffield to London and you certainly wouldn't want to guarantee same day delivery that way.

You load up trailers till they are full and then despatch in the evening for next day. Goods have to be sorted at both ends as well.

My guess would be they have some stock in London - perhaps at the office HQ or a smallish unit - maybe 20-30k sq ft.

PeePee - The point here is that you place your bet before the new while the stock has taken a beating. By the time you get those accounts that prove or disprove what you expect to happen you have missed out on the opportunity. You keep banging on about what has happened in the past as you dont have the intelligence to work out what could happen in the future.

You require Google or a broker to tell you what to think with no independent analysis or thoughts of your own. This is why you bought all the way up to the top when you were a pristine ramper. Got smacked on the way down and are now hanging round here like a women scorned.

For the love of god if you have all these investments that you claim to make go plague their boards because you have zero credibility here anymore. You've even making Oke's s hit itch.

In the detail of that retail rise I believe online didn't fair too well from what I heard on LBC this morning.

I haven't had chance to look into the detail yet.

Hi Oke - I would think if they are offering same day in London then they must have some kind of localised customer fulfilment centre, bit like dark stores behind the scenes.

You wouldn't be able to offer same day dispatching from Sheffield. Maybe they are KM as a test for a wider rollout.

You can only really offer those kind of services in London at the minute as it's the only place where the geography works for the size of the market.

I've had a couple of orders put back at work. Seems the stock in the UK is running low on the model 3. Hopefully due to strong demand and not factory issues.