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I feel even the AGM was made difficult for PIs
He needs to up his game.
I've seen many businesses issu an RNS when the share falls by 50%
Are you happy his IR is on point, im not one bit
I disagree he needs to explain why he rejected the bids exactly as he said he did to the other iI shareholders. Why should some get the insight yet others not
If you are correct then he should not gave consulted with them either. Their shares are just like our shares they should not be getting insights we arent
You are right.... he should never have taken it Public as its run more like a Private Company..................
Licker,
Matt Mouldings job is to run and deliver with the business and not pander every 5 minutes that a trader PI comes on a bulletin board criticising or bemoaning things. There are regulatory time frames for updates and anything else is a bonus.
Just spy undervalued, and imho buy as much as your discipline allows and wait for the next bid, news or the next wave to come along here. Won't be too long.
Probably bad timing that as that Citigroup broker note landed just after, and stating the present market cap only represents the beauty side and not anything attributed for all the other divisions, which are substantial and many.
Went up to 86p yesterday at one point despite as well and if the American markets are anything to go by it should go up a fair bit next week.
PI's are either buying or just taking the day off meaning that if any funds wish to sustain what is probably now looking like a bad position then they have to keep throwing good shares into the market after bad and with Citigoup and others now picking up what is thrown away.
Oh it is manipualtion but nobody is fooled any more by it and by a share price which is still less than half the most recent bid. The first of three.
https://www.lse.co.uk/news/THG/citi-resumes-coverage-of-thg-at-buy-says-beauty-division-underestimated-i2sq3n8yjd1mw89.html
It’s not manipulation it’s just selling pressure.
FCA declared shorts 0.21% increase 22 & 23 June.
BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Limited THG Holdings plc GB00BMTV7393 1.19 23/6/22
Marshall Wace LLP THG Holdings plc GB00BMTV7393 0.60 22/6/22
Qube Research & Technologies Limited THG Holdings plc GB00BMTV7393 0.50 22/6/22
Licker the way I see it we know from the RNS the major shareholders were consulted and they were not interested in the offers in the £1.70 - £2.00 range.
Therefore you'd think it more likely than not that there could be some kind of catalyst or deal to come shortly, else you would think the big shareholders would have been interested in the bids even if they felt it significantly undervalued THG as in this market they could reinvest in other beaten down assets.
It could alternatively be the case that it was so undervalued that they just simply were not interested (one did say in the times £1.70 was only 1x revenue and some other recent acquistions had been at 5x), however you would think they would be buying or topping up now like crazy in this scenario however. Especially softbank and sofina who were bullish enough to buy at £5.96 only 13 and a half months ago.
I would also wonder if the massive fall last week took any of the big holders by surprise. If the negative press and manipulation of the sp etc is becoming infuriating to them they may make it known to MM and the city that they are now interested in similar bids if there is no coming catalyst or deal.
Very true.
His management style is not investor friendly unless I assume you are a mate?
An unusual approach for a CEO of a PLC.
Let’s hope he talks to his investors very soon.
First scheduled update not until Sept - That’s too long give what he just did.
Moulding trolly needs to get a grip and start doing proper updates.
Why was the bid rejected that some investors have seen others have not
What is the plan do deliver more value than the bid he rejected
Where are we on separation deadline 30th June
Clarity on what bids were made at what value
But unlike us he only has himself to blame.
Just an observation.
A lot poorer as well, presumably….
GLA, hoping for a steady and positive week creeping upwards and out of being a penny stock
It is quiet...... I think everyone is worn out by the ongoing shenanigans! I cant imagine how Matt Moulding feels by all this, it must be so distracting!
It appears that the Dow finished up 823 points (2.68%) and Nasdaq up 375 points (3.34%). Big gains.
Should hopefully translate to quite a few UK stocks that have taken a hit in the last 10 or so days.
Looks like its back to "risk on" over there.
(Strangly quiet in here today or maybe its the LSE thats broke my end)