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I see Shell falling back and levelling off around the 2800 price, once Trump is finished being a manipulative fool.

I see Shell falling back and levelling off around the 2800 price, once Trump is finished being a manipulative fool.

Shareholders are being asked to ratify an alleged mistake.

Question is, who benefitted, why was there a mistake. Is it possible to simply pass a resolution to rectify the 'mistake'

I think not.

The facts remain that shareholders lost Ingenuity, now valued at 150p per share, with no compensation.

The prospectus for this transaction, if I am correct, was little more than a pack of lies.

Now, somebody has been caught with their hand in the till as it were, and in an attempt to make things right, want shareholders to latterly ratify the fraudulent agreement

The legal principle is Restitution, to put people, in this case shareholders, in the place they were before this "mistake " ever happened.

If it is the case that the agreement cannot be unwound, then the issue is damaged, to compensate the shareholders for their loss.

I suggest MM makes matters right, financially.

All other parties to this fraud should be sacked for gross misconduct.

Perhaps his dog would have an opinion, as a substantial shareholder?

Matt Moulding has about 25% of the voting shares.

Let's assume that Mike Ashley has less than 5%

I have about 1/2 million shares.

A few like minded people could make a difference, perhaps to vote to disavow this awful contract with Ingenuity.

Just a thought

Thg Ingenuity is a private company, valued at 150p per share. Assuming MM owns the majority of the shares in ingenuity, it is up to him and the shareholders how Ingenuity is financed.

The idea that Thg, as listed on the open market, is funding Thg Ingenuity is rediculous, apart from supply contracts between the two.

Since no dividend is paid by Thg, then monies cannot find there way the Ingenuity, apart from MM putting funds in. Which of course he can do since it is his money, being paid into his own company.

The whole matter about the BOD being poor, the Chairman being ineffective and so forth, is an entirely different discussion.

I tend to agree with the argument that there is no point at shorting the share at such low levels, the costs of doing so would be prohibitive for very small returns.

And we have the the matter of the tax rebate. HMRC have been barred from any sort of appeal, therefore it is happening, before the end of Spring. Therefore a matter of 6 trading days.

A lot of short covering in the next 6 trading days I think.

Thg Ingenuity is a private company, valued at 150p per share. Assuming MM owns the majority of the shares in ingenuity, it is up to him and the shareholders how Ingenuity is financed.

The idea that Thg, as listed on the open market, is funding Thg Ingenuity is rediculous, apart from supply contracts between the two.

Since no dividend is paid by Thg, then monies cannot find there way the Ingenuity, apart from MM putting funds in. Which of course he can do since it is his money, being paid into his own company.

The whole matter about the BOD being poor, the Chairman being ineffective and so forth, is an entirely different discussion.

I tend to agree with the argument that there is no point at shorting the share at such low levels, the costs of doing so would be prohibitive for very small returns.

And we have the the matter of the tax rebate. HMRC have been barred from any sort of appeal, therefore it is happening, before the end of Spring. Therefore a matter of 6 trading days.

A lot of short covering in the next 6 trading days I think.

Price Action this morning.

Buy volume 3 times the volume of sales.

Result: SP goes down. Go figure!

I believe there is an offer coming.

Market Makers are pushing the price down so someone can fill their boots

How many shares do all the private investors have altogether?

Mike Ashley apparently has 151 million.

I have slightly under 1/2 million.

All together, could there be a plan?

Hi

When is the AGM?

Best I can find is some date in June

THG's website doesn't even mention it.

The collapse of the SP today, of all share prices is simply down to the Trump effect. The megalomaniac Trump seems determined to single handedly collapse the world economy.

Shake the tree and pick up the pieces.