Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
"It's an interesting thought. Borrow a ton of shares, flood the market pushing the price down. Let the nervous carry it on for you, threshold publication helps with that. Close the short out and take the profit."
Isn't that just a classic short?
I must say that Matt's criticism is pretty compelling if the Hotel Chocolat figures are right. What's the counter argument(s)?
Are Mars overpaying?
What's the solution if the LSE is really the kiss of death for entrepreneurs?
Onsolidground. "Only surprise is that they also didn't reiterate their earlier message that THG should announce a share buyback". I can't see the sense in buying back shares when you are loss-making. Aren't you just adding to debt?