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Quite a few are getting hit. Glencore for instance.

It does amaze though how BP only gets knocked 2% whilst operating in the same game.

Would dearly love to see an RNS stating good couple of months and paid in full but why would release an RNS if they don't need to, or are still "negotiating". He who holds the money decides when the payment gets made. Better bargaining position now imho.

Minions, Rise of Gru opening this weekend into the July 4th extended weekend in the States and I'm in Screen X this weekend with wife for TGM (and just for Insider, her aunties cousin cousin 4th removed). It's a film that never loses its appeal no matter how many times you see it.

Get out with friends and family if you can and enjoy what is one of the cheapest forms of entertainment out there. Enjoy life (and the popcorn).

Thanks B1nky for that recommendation. I had hoped to see Elvis through the week but got side-tracked with more pressing issues. That's good that you are recommending it so I've now got it pencilled in for Tuesday with the wife. This weekend I'm getting dragged along (willingly) to see TopGun Maverick (for the 4th time) and this time in the ScreenX format where the film is shown in 270 degrees and it extends to the side walls either side as well. Brilliant film that never loses its appeal no matter how many times you see it. 4DX next to complete all the formats.

If only the price at the pumps and the price of heating oil mirrored present moves in this share price. They don't, which means the oil companies are still raking it in.

Its probably reached the point yesterday and today whereby the short side algos have realised that selling shares into the market to drop the share price and in an effort to pick up cheaper stiock is actually achieving nothing by way of a return. Wasted money venture. Furthermore with such low volumes it will be easy for the FCA to identify whose been trying to manipulate things. Probably the point where they are most exposed to the slightest piece of further good news and to buy back in any amount will increase the price.

Switch off and have an extended weekend. The suns out where I am so that's what I intend to do. That plus take in a movie or two.

It was 116p prior to any bids appearing and 170p was one of three we know were made (fourth was being worked up). Citigroups recent 220p valuation was also saying that the present share price just about covers the beauty side of THG and then the Chairman buys £1Million's worth at just over 86p.

They have clearly got the pricing wrong. More joy with increased volume and their commission if they put it back where it should rightfully be. Present levels and lesser are tempting very few sellers.

Wake me up when the next bid pops up for I should have doubled my money.

Maybe a little naive on the conducting of negotiations.

I think you'll probably find there isn't a legal obligation to release an RNS.

Any country that is part of Opec and sourced with oil based revenues is absolutely flush with cash at the moment - $116 - $120 dollar per barrel oil (Brent) against what was $20-$25 per barrel when everybody was working from home - is making sure of that.

That's why Candy had the backing of a certain Middle Eastern Sovereign Wealth Fund. That's why Newcastle United also succumbed.

There will be many more over the coming months.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/THG/director-dealings-thgs-charles-allen-snaps-up-115m-shares-fwhqfhprdc79mn4.html

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/THG/citi-resumes-coverage-of-thg-at-buy-says-beauty-division-underestimated-i2sq3n8yjd1mw89.html

Shame I didn't have the means to participate in today's closing auction for I would have been a large buyer knowing the Chairman has found a substantial amount of spare change.

The moaners and the wing ers are traders and part of the same boiler room.

Same ones that said no director buys, no director buys and then up pops an enormous £1 Million pound director buy by a fresh set of eyes.

They get paid per post answered on their thread.

Has had long enough to get his feet under the desk and assess what he is in charge of and likes what he sees.

Spends £1,000,000 of his own money with a purchase of 1,150,000 shares at an average price of 86.2731p

There was me thinking off the closing sp that he had sold.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/THG/directorpdmr-shareholding-2os1j9sglapqojg.html

Up pops another tick. 10 posts to their name.

See if we can guess who this multi-Id is?

Have a good evening. I intend to.

Seems to be a good pick up in the low 20's.

Normally always a good price for TLW.

Especially with oil prices as they are.

Always somebody looking to pick them up hence why it revisits regular as clockwork.

Tegop I wouldn't even try and find any excuse. The share price is where it is due to constant knocks from market makers and friends to recycle the free float of shares, and without giving any of it back. In fact any good Box Offices have been punished here also since cinemas reopened. Any surprise it is where it is and why people just switch off and go and find other things to do with their time.

As an example CINE was 41p pre Ukranian conflict with all existing problems and nowhere near the summer Box office that has been rattling through the tills in the last two very good months. Plenty popcorn also out there and other producers emerge closer to home.

A £1M buy with own cash is a very sizeable buy indeed.

You need to be able to make the distinction between market making algo's searching from stock and hf algo's. With the former it is normally accompanied by either Negotiated trades or limiting the size of any purchase.

MM's short of stock? and letting us all buy more cheaper than Lord Allen.

Some more imminent than others.