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Same here.You will think the CEO has skin in the game, doesn’t take a salary, it’s a strong management and would be attractive to investors. But no.It’s baffling that no other directors or the chairman are prepared to buy shares.They probably leave their cash in a saving account.the share price is surely not in bargain territory yet for them!

Exactly, I feel the same. I bought heavily over the last three years because I believed the company was undervalued and that, with so much money having been invested in it, it would eventually recover.

I remember Damian Sanders, the Chief Financial Officer, buying shares at around 63p in May 2024, which I took as a sign of confidence. Matthew Moulding also said that the previous Apollo bid didn’t reflect the company’s true value, so it felt like there was a strong internal belief that the business was worth considerably more.

That’s why I kept investing, expecting things to turn around. Since then, however, the constant shareholder dilution and MM’s LinkedIn posts have felt like a kick in the teeth.I also foolishly thought that the APN listing would bring some attention to THG and help boost the share price. Apparently, MM doesn’t take a salary for his role as CEO and has increased his shareholding when the share price was at its lowest.

So why haven’t Damian Sanders or any of the other insiders bought shares on the open market, even for a relatively modest amount like £20,000? If they genuinely believe the company is significantly undervalued, a small purchase would at least demonstrate confidence and send a positive signal to shareholders. So annoying!!

Well. I don’t think he is the only one we could buy further at a lower price unless the situation doesn’t get worse! Lol share price has just dropped more than 30% because of a recent slow down in terms of revenue.I hope this is just a blip and I believe the current share price offers a good risk/reward ratio.I hope the SP recovers and he re-enters once a PE makes a bid!

or once a bid is made!!

You are right.This is sensible.I can’t believe that no directors buy any shares at this price to show that the market have overreacted.No share buy back either.I don’t get it.I bought heavily recently hoping that bargain hunters will show up. Someone is surely exiting or offloading massively

Sadly tomorrow can only be worse.I bought heavily last week believing the company is cheaply valued , paying dividends and no debt but the heavy downfall from 230p to 190 in just few days prior to results is surely a bad sign.I am fed up with AIM stocks so easy to manipule.Clearly some people are in the know.

The market valuation needs to take into account the debt.( roughly 450 M now)

The bid wasn’t credible.It means nothing.Selkirk doesn’t have the fund.Sadly this looks orchestrated to mask the poor performance of the THG and reiterate the message that THG is worth more of the current share price.It didn’t fool many people and the SP keep finding new lows

Just bought another 100k at 6.1p? Today???? How did you manage it?

Patience is required.Directors put their own money and don’t take any salary.They can’t control the SP movement.

I agree.It’s disappointing to not see any directors’ purchases so far.MM and his team seem happy with the progress made by the company and believe that the current SP doesn’t reflect the value and potential of company, why don’t they take avantage of the situation by buying shares.Do they wait for a below 50p level???

Yes interesting indeed.Likely to be poor or average at best to explain the steady decline since March while the other airline companies’ results should have given a boost to the share.I had good hope that a recovery was on the way and the share price will go back to pre pandemic level.We will see.Hopefully any bad/ mediocre news are already priced in

Are you invested in? I am.I am very confident that the share price will double in less than 1 year.The risk/ ratio is great.In less than 6 months, they raised £6M, made a good first investment in THG, gained good media coverage.The directors said they don’t take any fees and salaries and put their own money at a small discount (lately 2.5p).As far as I understand they will get a max of 20% of free shares from the value created for shareholders as an incentive.I think it’s fair!

It doesn’t mean anything.Likely to go down tomorrow morning but hopefully the SP should recover strongly in 2023

Like many shareholders I have been very disappointed with the shares performance.It would be nearly 3 years since the rally of Summer 18 .Since then the company has progressed a lot, the holding in Skin is worth nearly 3/4 of the market cap.My patience has been tested a lot but I bought again 20k of shares today.I have a gut feeling the company is worth much more than the current market cap and 100p could be seen this summer!

I am heavily invested.I first thought it was a bargain but now I am not so sure.
If the company has a solid value proposition it should have blossomed in this current climate.It’s one of the rare stock going backward since March last year!
People selling right now surely know what there are doing.Hopefully they are just impatient and the company is honest and real with the pipeline for new business announced previously.

You got a good profit from your entry at 73p??? I wish you a lot more good trades like this one! All love