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Because the illustrious steve

Would it be in the same way the likes of vanguard don't notify when they technically hold above a threshold on behalf of investors etc? Maybe they did this time because of the "change". Maybe they didn't have to. Who knows.

I don't put a huge amount of faith in the declaration process after seeing some stuff in action in my time. On another share a major ramper with a massive ego made a big song and dance when they got to the point of getting to do a declaration. Many held faith that this thought leader was "with them". Transpired that he has silently sold out and never declared. Off topic but it's an interesting story.

Even chat gpt knows tbf

There is at least a 50% chance they are the same person.

Polish you need to log back in to your stevescott account for a bit to make it look a bit more genuine

It's all fun and games with these guys.

There is a thin line between FUD and illegal activity.

Which does make you wonder if now is the time. Step down, let the SP get into shape, sell to get the cash to grow ownership of ingenuity. Sliding doors, some would say.

As suspect as it sounds it isn't uncommon for an individual to be CEO of two companies that have a commercial relationship.

I do believe though standing down from THG with transparency over the commercial terms including capped future raises etc (it is pretty standard for long term deals to have renewal clauses that cap at inflation in my experience) would be massively beneficial for the market as it would give an amount of clarity and predictability.

A new CEO of remain? Fanciful maybe but I wouldn't rule it out. It might even be the plan. Let MM have his play thing and put a professional in place for the listed company.

I am in a similar boat. Over exposed original with a plan to not be over exposed over time by increasing broader holdings. In reality more of the future cash than I would have liked went into getting the average to somewhere where there is a hope in hells chance, one day, of getting out without losing too much skin.

In terms of the anxiety, everyone is different and their situation is different. But a good year or two ago I mentally wrote it off and focused on rebuilding elsewhere. I am taking the approach that the money is gone. That way I can mentally leave it for as long as is needed. It will be a very different conversation if we were at or around break even. Paper value that is left I could recoup in cash in 3 or 4 months so it's just not worth taking the loss for me. But as I say, everyone is different. I've chalked it up to experience. If I had my time again I would have taken the loss at 4x the current price. But I don't. Lesson learned. It's written off as an error, a life lesson. Maybe it will come good. Maybe I'll lose it all.

Sarah doesn't mind a quick splash and dash. Great deflection though Steve.

And why does this please you Steve?

You too onsolid,

I am popping down to Barnt Green to see my bit on the side so will check in as and when I come up for air.

Oh I know Adam - he isn't a legitimate poster.

That's interesting that you had access to that information before the market....

Afraid not - everyone (unless moving some to new co) has the same number of shares, they just represent a larger percentage of the company now.

Looks like LSE just had to remove a post where a certain user was talking about a short increase which isn't actually declared anywhere. Getting desperate much?

Lets remember one thing...

if 170p "significantly undervalued the company".

With ingenuity removed at the value THEY placed on it.

149p would now "significantly undervalue the company".

This is if they are logic, fair, reasonably and trust worthy.

I agree - I personally think its a lack of trust in the Bod (quite reasonably so based on past behaviour) and a need to prove consistent growth in the new world.

If they can provide reasonable numbers across a number of results the sentiment might change.

My personal view is when there are so many places to put your money - currently the market feels that it is safer elsewhere.

If/when we start to see consistent upward movement on price as early recovery speculators start to join. I suspect this is when people will start to take notice and put weight behind it. I do suspect we might need a bid or two to get that ball rolling though.