Feels like a coiled spring ….
I never understand the trading patterns with this share - yesterday (again) buys outweighed sales and the price drops 10%!
And buys outweigh sells and price goes down!
I run a small business that has negative comments from disaffected ex staff on glassdoor …… it’s always the ones that don’t succeed that have something to say and it’s always obvious who they are. It’s not a surprise at all that a business the size of THG would have hundreds of comments on there - probably relatively much less than my business.
£100m turnover and a £1bn valuation ....
Nice 1m buy just before close ….
All a little strange, buys outnumbering sells (by volume and value) 2:1 and the price still falls! There is a large and very hopeful sell order sat at 88p on L2!!
Plenty of buyers in there today ...... and the price goes down!
# Trades 1,027
Vol. Sold 1,348,538
Sold Value £957.14k
Vol. Bought 1,744,020
Bought Value £1.24m
You're on your own in a sea of blue there! Looks like someone is accumulating - because the NMS of this stock is small will take a few days / weeks to build a worthwhile position.
Without any obvious reason why - volume low and sells marginally outweigh buys.
All the FUD posters have dried up and the price rises ..... or maybe they're all United fans still crying into their beer after yesterday :)
As has already been said, nutrition is far too small for a US listing - the smallest company on the S&P500 currently has a market cap of $4.8bn - Ralph Lauren inc are no 497 at $7bn. Of course it could be listed on a small cap index, but that would be a little pointless - would be even less liquid and more volatile than the UK listing for the whole of the Group.
Nothing like the end to end service Ingenuity provides ….. and valued at 13 x sales 🫤
Asking for a friend :)
They should have a discounted concession in HCC, would make it much easier and more attractive to buy for members!
What is with the huge spread that is enduring this morning?
The difference we have in the UK against the US and much of Europe is the power of unions and their ability to force inflation-fuelling public sector pay-rises.
It's possible, but it looks like the bursary is being provided by Matt and Jodie's charity, not THG.
I completely agree, but if he’s moving off the LSE why would he care?
I read it that he’s basically saying they sold OnDemand because the UK market can’t cope with them having 3 divisions (never mind 4!).