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Maybe they don't offer a buyout as to make the company private but to re list it in Nasdaq. Check what happened 1.5 years ago with GAN. The price on the announcement exploded. It went up to 250 pence, they offered 3 for 1 and then when it launched in Nasdaq the first day doubled its value and it reached 30$ after some months
I remember when GAN plc approximately a 1.5 year ago re-list to US, on the announcement the SP turned to a rocket even during the sell off of the first months of the pandemic... Then the first months in Nasdaq the price reached 30$. Now has collapsed back to 6.5$ price half...
Of course GAN and THG have nothing in common, but I cannot help but thinking (wishful thinking) if these are news and not rumours, it will fuel this bad boy and we will make some profit after all.
I really wanted it, actually I need it, because I am in paper loss here, but inside me I try to manage expectations... This article hasn't made it yet neither in FT nor in Bloomberg, (FT reports today about Nike and Amazon interest on Peloton, I couldn't see nowhere the THG ) but for me even if this rumour, hypothetically, isn't true and next week THG returns to red (I don't wish it, because as I said I am in loss here), it will be a opportunity for us to load more a bit more, because it is just a matter of time...
Even if this article next week is proved is just a rumour, I think for MM taking THG private is a matter of time... He has expressed it in his interview clearly and he can afford it. He has said that the SP affects him and instead of focusing on the company, he focuses on the SP. He is a hands on billionaire, he isn't an investor, he is a business man and THG is his baby.
Unfortunately, anyone that short thg, made money... It seems actually this is the only way possible to see some returns thg.
I understand the risk of investing into stocks, but this has performed so poorly and keeps performing poorly... it's not the only one of course, but this doesn't make it easier to swallow even if it is only paper loss
We have to admit it, we got wrong, so wrong... Also this LinkedIn updates on how they smashing the numbers and MM interviews of making money for investors, I don't know to whom he was referring, for me as an investor I keep loosing money!
This is so sad...
I'm not sure how much trustworthy the brokers' target prices are...
For example JP Morgan back in June, 6 months ago, had a target of 1388! I haven't got access to the rationale, but at a first glance this indicates a very poor analysis... Similar for the most analysts that cover this stock... Everyone has got it wrong so far!
I believe that there is upside potential for THG and I'm invested, but taking the word of the analysts with a pitch of salt...
Same pattern... When the SP goes up in for a couple of days or for maximum a week , it will follow a significant correction... This is so frustrating.
They keep dumping the shares, let's see if this investment will ever be fruitful...
I see on the BOO share trades low volume O trades, low as 1 ... Does anyone know the logic behind? Who are these people, spare change traders? The brokerage cost is surely more expensive than £1 that a Boo share cost currently
If there isn't any, how someone could really justify such a drop. Just 6 days ago they gave the trading update and Liberum gave a "buy" signal with TP 700, JPM 215... On the other hand if there is a RNS or news that justifies this drop, then it makes you really wonder who is the insider trader
What would really mean if he does decide to take it private? Is it even legal? Surely, you cannot list a company, take the money, sink the price and then get it private... This would be literally a Vito Corleone move