RE: Way undervalued1 Jul 2023 12:27
As a side note, and off THG topic, nice to see Oke bringing some balance to the discussions on the BOO board. Not so much of a cesspit over there now Oke is on there :-)
We are so undervalued, but I don't aspire to the dizzy heights of £4 - £5. The economic climate has changed forever, what was once, is not now. Be cautious and practical with your expectations, and come to your own conclusion of what THG is worth to yourself and when you hope/expect to see that value materialize in the natural order of a company bouncing back, or, building back better, to borrow a recent political soundbite. I wasn't happy at all being below my average, for any great length of time, because I knew it was nothing to do with me making bad investment decisions, and that's why Matt needed telling through any way shape or form of his shortcomings as a CEO of a listed company, and hopefully this board and via other mediums the 35% voice was eventually heard.
I have some spare funds to invest, and if we dip below 80p next week, I'm a buyer again, although with my own investing plan/timeframe of seeing where we go in 18 months, it really doesn't matter if I buy in the 70's, 80's, or below a £1. I'm expecting £2+ naturally in 18 months, anything else that happens through a capital event which we realistically have no power over will be a bonus as far as I'm concerned., as per my post of yesterday, £2.50 - £3.25 for me, but that's just me, I don't really have a large holding compared to some of you, just 25k shares....at the moment, and 25k in PFC, which is in a very similar position (and price) to THG and I'm expecting good things from PFC over the next 18 months to. BOO is a trade for me until the end of summer/autumn, and WG., well I work there and expect things to get moving again later in the year!
#onwardsandupwards
GLA