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Baking hot today and tomorrow so close the screens and soak up the rays whilst we await next bid or news.

Let others fret over the low volumes which is a position of their own making @nearly 100p under the most recent lowest bid.

Should have finished much higher.

Happy to take it down off the Dow or Nasdaq falling but not willing to give it back. Dow was up about 650 points at the close and Nasdaq up about 170 points. Yet THG fared better without them ever having opened.

Price is being deliberately sat upon.

Have a good weekend.

If its been taken down too low and they are not getting the volume then they need to raise it back up again to keep the pay cheques rolling.

20% less than the Chairmans recent £1Million purchase is was proverbially taking the p#ss and given recent bods as well.

Indeed and Odey's position imho has been used to acquire a sizeable chink @circa 40p ahead of that.

Shouldn't be too long before the MM's start issuing redundancy notices here.

Been taken down too low that everybody is sat on what they have and adding.

Happy to add in increasing amounts at lower strategic points and then await next update or bid to arrive.

You would think they would have learned by now as all other recent informations points to a much higher share price.

Maybe that's where the greed has been and now backfiring.

Morning NOFEAR.

Your a far better poster when you post insightful information and are patient rather than goading - as you were on CINE and that saw you harvest a substantial profit @120p (or just higher). Box Office seems to be recovering really well month on month @cinema and at between £5 and £16 its the cheapest ticket in town, so resilient cost of living wise. Surprised not to have seen you acquiring over there.

I'm not one of the old crowd who were too greedy to take profits but I am happy to have bought in here and await the next express train to arrive. If there were several bids at £1.70 upwards then there will be more that will arrive.

Sum of parts is worth many times the present sp and market cap as Citigroup have concisely summarised.

https://www.hammerson.com/investors/financial-calendar

Should be stocking THG shares on the Morrisons supermarket shelves soon as a Buy One Get One Free for you get to fill your trolley up at less than half the price of the lowest recent bids. Thanks for the insightful post.

*116p prior to those bids
*170p bid. " more presumed higher and a 4th bid that was being worked up. All declined as undervaluing the company
* Citigroup say 220p Target price.

Well I saw Thor at the weekend and found it a really enjoyable and funny film for all ages and that spread of age was represented in a packed Sunday 10:50am Imax showing.

Got there early and what though stuck out most was that I would say that between 85% and 90% of the audience had concession food and drink. Many with multiple offerings. That side was doing a roaring trade. Even got to taste that zero sugar Mango and Passion Fruit Icee as well. Delish. Mark ups on these items must be in the multiple 100%'s. They clearly have an awful lot of money going through the tills.

It's about time for an update on the Disholders and I don't get the hardball so I shall register my protest in two ways. I shall sit off going to @CINE and same with posting on here until we get one.

https://www.yorkshirebusinessdaily.co.uk/2022/02/15/barnsleys-new-13-screen-cineworld-to-open-this-summer/

I posted recently about the opening of Cineworld in Hounslow.

New 13 screen Cineworld cinema set to open imminently in Barnsley.

https://www.facebook.com/CineworldBarnsley/

Apparently talking about a sequel.

Why not. It was over $1.1 billion on Thursday and will continue to take money. On Thursday night I checked a local cinema and it was 2/3 full. Might drop some this weekend due to some fresher films being given the bigger screens but should still tick over. One of my extended family has seen it 8 times.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-10996263/Miles-Teller-says-having-conversations-Tom-Cruise-Gun-sequel.html

Indeed, great start off Thor.

Hopefully sufficient ringing through the tills this weekend to maybe deliver us a first of two RNS's next week.

https://variety.com/2022/film/box-office/thor-love-and-thunder-box-office-thursday-1235311314/

Bit of a wasted day for you today squidgy with all that posting. @CINE Up and same with @TUI. Even @BOO I think is up.

Go treat yourself and the family to some tickets for Thor Love and Thinder or TopGun or any other and enjoy yourselves. Lifes too short to waste your life on a bulletin board. Treat yourself to some popcorn and a Zero Sugar Mango and Passion Fruit Icee.

Enjoy the weekend. I intend to

Thats 23p lower than you - 130p

Would it pi ss you off squidgy if I bought 25p TUI 23p lower than you.

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.17 Jun 2022 11:13
Holiday makers won't stop going abroad no matter how tough the economic climate becomes. The demand is very strong, they just need to sort the staffing issues out, which of course will be sorted relatively soon. This will be back above £2 before you know it.

Share price now 134p.

Top tipster squidgy. Keep it up.

So's your TUI shares squidgy. lmao

Remember, better ramping the ones you hold than deramping the ones you don't. I don't even have you down as bold enough to short here for you had better put plenty of margin in there. Happy to wait for two fairly decent pieces of news here.

Yesterday morning I counted circa 50 people pre-booked into the Imax at Sheffield for Thor Love and Thunder - at 6A.M. in the morning. Now that's keen!! Shrewd also that @CINE are maximising the number of IMAX showings.

Here's to another top dollar weekend and it's Marvel time again.

Support your investments. @CINE if you can or support your local one if none nearby. Popcorn and other treats optional. Must admit that I'll be tempted this weekend with a Zero Sugar Mango and Passion Fruit Icee.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go8nTmfrQd8

Just thank Uncle Crispin if you got a sub 40p top up.

Never thought I would see that price again in a $100-$120 per barrel oil era (Brent)