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I agree but the sour taste will fade once we are back in profit and if the businesses are still booming and Moulding doesn't drop any more clangers this could have an awfully long way to run.

I've made it known here that my first buy was circa 232p, when I recently checked my records it was actually 325p, I'd somehow blocked that from memory 🤣

Onwards and upwards.

Lux's, I understand why you would feel that way like many other long termers but if it gets back to 80p it will be a sign that sentiment has changed to reflect the company being in probably the best shape it's ever been so perhaps you would be selling yourself short.

See how things are looking when we get there 👍

Sorry, were you around for the most recent war? 🙄

People have been waiting for confirmation of all of the positives that are beginning to filter through. MyProtein still grossly undervalued at this SP and lest not forget Beauty is also booming and remarkably included in this price for free 🤷

This has the potential to be the largest re-rate in the FTSE this year 🤞

That's what I was counting on 🤞

I'm all for the 15% margin boost but you suggesting Moulding will stop charging VAT sounds more like passing on the 15% as a reduction to the consumer. Can you clarify.

Investor95 "ask yourself why" perhaps because the THG share award scheme has them all buried under heaps of shares that they all get given every year for free.

Most of us here are in the same boat, We've all been shafted without Vaseline by management, are you under some illusion that constantly repeating past events helps the situation for anyone? For hecks sake quit the bleating, take your position now for the future and FFS give it a rest.

Point being the wider market doesn't know for the same reason as you didn't and you are on this site every moment of the day 🙄

Well you didn't even know yourself until 10 minutes ago you wally and the SP was already up 9% 🙄

I think you are missing the point, deliberately maybe?

In addition to an 80 million tax windfall they don't have to do anything with their prices and they gain an instant extra 15% profit margin on qualifying products.

It's Global by nature's appeal case, the decision will likely need to filter through and require a notification from HMRC to THG before it becomes an RNSable fact.

I'm of the fill your boots at these levels if you can belief.

Utter rubbish, if you have an average of 80p I'm sure you would have been following the story, read the regularly discussed topic and drawn your own conclusion.

You've been watching golf most of the weekend but can refer to someone else as sad?

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I'm laughing or else I would cry....

We don't have to sell much of the "family silver" to pay off all of the debt.

The tax windfall and increased margins are looking so likely that peers have already stopped paying the tax.

Agreed.

I still believe there is no other share in the FTSE with a greater potential for a massive re-rate, Moulding simply doesn't seem to have the capability to unleash it but something will give. 2 billion turnover and growing, debt reducing, tax windfall followed by greater profit margins.

Market cap under 500 million, it's actually quite ludicrous.

@lodan, yes but due to mouldings previous decisions that have all been bad for investors his buy is being construed as part of another underhand move towards stealing his company back into private hands rather than a vote of confidence from the inside. Having been here a long while I can understand why.

I don't think there are many that believe the share price is where it is by Mouldings own choice. I believe he would much rather be a respected CEO of a successful global company but unfortunately he doesn't have the right character or skill set. To think that all of this was orchestrated to take money from the average PI is quite absurd. Unfortunately he has made so many enemies I think he's found himself in a hole fighting for his own survival, unfortunately we are casualties of war.