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Darktrace owner is wise and smart.
MM just bought Kong.
MM was complaining about shorters last yr and started referencing Darktrace, Poppy and subsequent share price recovery…..Poppy has shown her skill as Plc CEO…as for MM well SP lack of 3% + holding new shareholders says it all…
A big drag on SP is his behaviour, style and fact he seems to have hit his development ceiling to take THG to the next big step up and fact he holds c 25% ….until some compromises we keep spinning wheels
Agree Kim, was more in case others thought otherwise as the level of some posts before i added my many filters was bordering on lunacy.
Definitely a board not to be taken seriously, too many Advfn posters have arrived
GLA
@ste Did Helen ring you for purchase advice 😂
#cantstopthebot
65 new ceiling
all know the pup has no floor
So you’re not actually Kim Jung Un then? Can’t say I’m not disappointed in you!
Even a director buy dont stop the bot. although teeny weeny buy
Sb, as you can tell by the random name I don't take this forum too seriously. For good reason.
I wouldn't judge any book by it's cover on here.
Silently held over there Novice82 for a while and Poppy Gustaffson is an extremely adept CEO and yes as low as £2.50 in recent times which was about where I bought. Seemd a tad cheap buut I'm happy with the payday, although the market seems to think that it may receive a higher counter offer given it had a £6.20 Bid off Thomas Bravo a few years back.
Note again (even though its agreed) it is a Published Takeover Price for all to see.
That's something that THG shareholders are not worthy or deserving of despite Belerion / King Street and Apollo offers and supposedly 2 approaches for Nutrition. (Shame THG didn't take either of those given a now very large 9% fall in numbers) Apparently seriously undervalued at 170p, two years on and despite whatever strategy is being adopted and all the Board and CEO's bluster and effort its sat at 64p, and with the CEO seems quite happy to lament that about 95% of advice he gets given gets binned and that he seems to know best. Blaming the market and its participants wears a bit thin when plenty share price appreciation suggestions have been publicly made and been ignored.
With THG stm it always seems to be one step forward and two steps back. Nutrition being the latest step backwards and that 9% fall @THG Nutrition is a substantial fall in numbers by anyones standards and that's after having already moved into supermarket and bricks and mortar sales and licensing deals already and some time ago and vending machines also and whereby 40% to 50% of your margin goes to retailers or you get a small percentage of sales through licensing. Its also far more than could be attributable to Yen related falls or any rebranding effect. The rebranding for me is a positive. So for me the reasons / excuses on this one don't stack up and I think the DTC / website sales and overall THG Nutrition / MyProtein sales are suffering and that's in a crowded marketplace and with cheaper and comparable competitor products in abundance. Unfortunately there is more of that coming on that front through a competitor listing.
With 2 years to resurrect the share price having passed and now THG Nutrition posing yet another headache I'm interested to see what others think is the way forward to delivering shareholder value here . For me it needs fundamental change as things are not working and pulling together at the same time.
Thoughts?
Looks like those other big trades yesterday were possibly buys as well then...things looking up I wonder 🤔
Kim. When you say less than most of us. Depends on what and who you believe ;-)
Suspect some of the ‘most’ don’t even hold any. It is a forum where i suspect many believe they are powerfully built directors :-)
GLA as always
Just a buy, don't over think it.
30K shares? Most likely just got her yearly bonus through and wacked some of it in THG.
This is Helen Jones’ first buy having been appointed..whilst good, it probably also means nothing imminent that THG are working on which would materially move SP eg Capital Event…but obviously any unsolicited approach not known to THG board would not be caught by this….
Less than most of us!
Not a deramp, more about what a motley crew we are!
LOVE IT!!!
Still some random green boxes popping up. Gawd knows what they’re trying to say.
Be good to see more director buys to really boost confidence. Oh wait there’s one. Here’s to many more :-)
Positive as always, and plenty time on my side to wait for fair value to out.
GLA
Decent size buy - nice to see it being reported
Moulding can't get off the LSE, too little to late.
Redx Pharma have announced they are delisting from AIM as the London AIM market does not recognise the true value of the company, its potentially looking at relisting on another exchange.. Too many spivvs running the show in London it seems? USA and other markets seemed to have seriously decoupled from London as it gets left behind..
* unless the powers that be ….. missed out unless
Like if you average is over 90p
“ Cambridge-based Darktrace, which first listed on the LSE in 2021, today lashed out at the sorry state of the London public markets, complaining that its financial achievements “had not been reflected commensurately in its valuation” with its shares being consistently undervalued relative to US peers.
“The Darktrace board recognises that there are risks to, as well as uncertainty as to the timing and delivery of, shareholder returns on the public market,” the firm added.”
This says it all and yes, the UK is undervalued - the powers that be ( both regulatory and within BOD’s) change the way business is conducted and rewarded in this country, they won’t be the last to go.
Shareholder value matters - why can’t MM see that?
Everyone is laughing at Moulding, man without a plan. lalalalala
That's all he ever does. Staying on lse for 3 years just moaning ranting and commenting on all the others actually doing something about it. It's boring and looks childish now