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OSG - I couldn't care less if you believe me or not. DG221 asked the question and I thought I'd help out.

If I'm wrong, I'll be the first to put my hands up, however, I really can't see why Bloomberg of all companies would publish wildly inaccurate data. It CAN happen, but it's highly unlikely.

To that effect, I'd rather use Bloomberg as an accurate source than "Retail Gazette" as you have done.

@DG221 - the other day you asked me what Ophorst's current holding in THG was. Lots of conjecture about either 1.8 or 0.3%.

Well, my pal did send me a screenshot from Bloomberg on 19 and the answer is...............................

4.03m shares. 0.30%,

I don't know whether to laugh or cry really. The only investor who Kelso has managed to get to openly support their cause now has less shares than they do. circa 0.8% between them and they genuinely think that they can influence anything.

Ophorst now looks like a firm who has made a bad a investment and desperate wants to recoup their losses. Whilst Kelso are at it, I'm sure I can join forces with them too with my heavyweight position of 0.000000000001% and I'm sure we can takeover THG together.

Mate, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it went red again. Like I said the other day, the market sentiment of THG is horrible

62.8 close despite spending a decent portion about 65. To say it's being played is an understatement. Every day it's being dragged down.

I cant quite believe that I thought it would make another run at 80 barely a week ago. Crazy talk clearly...

A complete liar. He makes the Ste's look credible

Thanks for bumping his posts CityPie. It's good for everyone to be reminded of how untrustworthy his views really are....

Another down day, the AGM can't come quick enough!

Have a good evening all

IMHO the current share price decline has nothing to do with macro or fund repositioning. It's the market taking bets that the AGM won't go well and/or the accompanying trading statement will be underwhelming.

78p to 62p with little sign of any support.

Well, MM has always wanted to prove the naysayers wrong. This would be a good time to do it.....

Bailey is a clown and will do nada.

I've managed to find a screenshot from Bloomberg back from 2nd March this year, showing the top 16 holders.

Ophorst wasn't there, number 16 was HSBC @ 1.83%.

Before everyone get's excited, don't forget that we've had some dilution too, so they may have just dipped slightly below 1.83%

I'll ask my pal if he can send another excerpt.....

Ha, the only silver lining in an awful last few days of trading. Whilst it's not earth shattering, I do tend to take notice of MWs short position movements more than the others

Well, whilst we can all keep arguing the toss about why the price has fallen off a cliff, it's staggering that we are about to touch 65p, considering a couple of days ago we were at 73.5p.

Roll on the AGM, which will probably be a non-event.

SJN - I've read your posting history and I can see that you're a typical ramper looking for a quick trade.

Nice try.

Haha

And there is no way that I can see him selling a portion of Nutrition, that's his jewel in the crown.

Would personally love it if he sold 49% of ingenuity. That'd probably raise enough for a round of drinks in Deansgate....

I was having a laugh Crafty...relax.

But yeah, it is nice to have to listen to the Ste's spamming the board.

Err, that was a very negative post from you Crafty! Did you forget to login as one of the Stes?

Well, I'll tell you something. I didn't expect to be touching 65p today, having hit 73.5 yesterday. It's crazy, but very "THG-like."

Either this recovers across the day, or (IMHO) the price drop is due to something being leaked. We've seen it before, time and time again

Clearly someone didn't like the price hitting 73.5p yesterday. Talk about downward pressure today, 6% down

Makes little sense really.