Huddled Group Share Price (HUD)

I’m not too far off out here now, the investor playing with the £30k will struggle at these levels to get out with out a loss now, “ pop will eat its self “ who will buy now for a minimal chance at a profit !

There are 2/3 posters, (possibly the same poster) that is making this I bore here, I’ve seen this happen on a few other BBs, it trades it for chippy money !

No genuine investment buys to be pessimistic !

Stalin123, agreed on all your points. Retail is just a tough sector to succeed in over long periods of time. There's competition, ever cheaper manufacturing, squeezed margins, dead stock issues, losing brand appeal, changes in customer tastes, etc. Buying stock is a key skill for success, and we will have to see how Huddled do now that they can focus even more on this and also have started a consignment based strategy.

I think the consigment strategy, if well managed, could be really transformational. But then part of me wonders if it becomes, "we take all your stock" rather than "we take your stock that we think we can sell and make a good profit on", and also whether it becomes "it cost us nothing so we can sell for nothing and make litlte margin" instead of "we need to buy at a price that protects margins". Either way, think management will navigate this opportunity.

On trust - agreed. It all comes down to H2 execution.

HarChris, I think the same. I think Martin said mid-september, which I think may mean everything (incl. teething issues) will be done by August. I think Huddled is a good buy (weighted within a portfolio to your risk tolerance). There is poor liquidity on this stock - something to bear in mind. Although it was the same for THX! The institutional involvement is a positive on face value (for the company and possibly shareholders, but we will have to see). We don't know what's gone on behind the scenes to make this happen.

Re. broker notes, I haven't read any of them. In my experience, unless they're easily available, they are never that helpful and can sometimes even completely mislead. That said, if I had access to Huddled's, I would definitely read them.

Take advantage of their free trial, you will be able to download the broker note and those of other companies too without costing you anything.

I get mine emailed to me from research tree. Have a look there maybe.