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Lets see what he has to say what the good man has to say next week coming.

What with all the recent contract wins I'm actually looking forward to this one.

Well they tried to dip it after the last RNS

But they just weren't getting any volume this morning.

People holding on tight to those golden tickets imvho.

Dow + 683 points

Nasdaq + 546 points

Should be a fascinating day tomorrow @ THG and @ UK markets.

Lets see what joy it brings to all.

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Typical UK markets of constantly taking away and not giving back.

Saying that its not just THG it applies to and its why its always handy to take a screenshot of your watchlist in the midst of deep falls, as it lets you spy opportunities.

Just my tuppeniesworth.

Where will they UT it and what will be the size of the UT

Dow + 570 points at time of wrotong

Nasdaq + 372

FTSE 100 Minus -21 points

FTSE 250 Minus -53 points

The UK cuts interest rates. Nice - tick up. Yen also works to our favour. Nice - Tick. THG sits about 66p / 67p

US markets don't cut interest rates, US unemployment figures rising rising and then imo causing a false narrative that the US faces recession. US markets get hammered and UK market reacts in sync.

Dow now up again for another day in a row since. US not far off where it was prior to the imo false narrative.

UK markets failing to keep the curve.

THG @ 60.95p

Multiply this several times over a year and do we actually wonder why so many UK companies get bid for or taken over by US counterparts.

In some respects it's actually great that the shorts are increasing their positions for that means they are selling shares into the market and creating liquidity. (Remember those 7.11M traded on Monday that was commented on).

If Frasers and MAshley are, as I think, stakebuilding in THG - and their threshold for declaration is higher - then indirectly one will be passing their shares on to the other in none too shabby a volume which beats the previous weeks of extremely low trading volumes.

An honest question. Are the shorts reacting to general moves in the market or simply contrary to when Matt Moulding posts on linkedin?

Yiab they would have been far better doing a complete competitor analysis and spending the rebrand money on revitalising their flavours and product offerings.

Don't forget the £50M they spent on trying to retain custom, only to go backwards with the rebrand straight afterwards.

Could have actually bought a cash generating and profitable business from day one with that money.

The rebrand has been a complete catastrophe and should never have happened. Sales were going gangbusters at the time and instead of the desired effect it just seems to have confused and created mixed messages and has resulted in a large dip in revenue. (9%)

In fact the full Nutrition division hasn't been firing since the present CEO was put in place.

Funnily enough we haven't had a Linkedin post from MM on that one. Nor the choice if Vivek at THG Ingenuity.

Both these divisions drive revenue. CityAM serves a purpose but it doesn't drive revenue.

Still 95% are happy with the present status quo, so we are where we are. Fortunately the macro picture seems to be turning more favourable.

Ahead of both EWT's

The Sp was definitely sat upon yesterday with somebody trying to hoover up any they could shake out.

Same attempt this morning imvho but not many are selling due to yesterdays RNS.

Bring on both EWT's

It looks like whoever was picking up amidst the 7.11M traded yesterday isn't even remotely tempted to sell.

It has to be Frasers / MAshley holdings

Has to be.

Auction, start, auction, restart, auction...

Looks like markets set to open approx 90 points higher. dyor

Where honestly do you see them being on the immediate run up to the American Fed's next interest rate decision?

dyor.

I wonder how many will sell some of their other holdings and jump onboard.

This one is going to flow and flow very well indeed.

Watch the 4.7% Helium and 2.2% Hydrogen concentrations both get revised upwards.

That's along with the flow rates and the potential reserves now two new cavernous fractures have been added.

The journey here is only just commencing !!!

"London stocks are set to start the week close to 85 points higher, as the FTSE 100 looks to stage a recovery after one of its worst sessions this year on Monday.

Markets across the world tumbled lower on Monday, with the Nasdaq falling by around 3.5% territory following a July jobs report that raised concerns about a potential recession and the Federal Reserve's extended high interest rates."

Would anyone be in the slightest surprised if on the run up to the next Fed Interest rate decision markets have recovered all falls and possibly exceeded them.

I really sincerely hope nobody had an open ended short on He1.

For they will be toast today.

Must be looking to open +50% to + 100%.

Remember what has been said previously.

This is a unique Helium producing province like no other in the world.

Eventually the investment community wakes up to the enormity of what He1 are sat upon and thats across multiple prospects in 3 licence areas.

Well done all patient holders.

"Near-continuous helium and hydrogen shows measured whilst drilling and were notably higher than those encountered whilst drilling the overburden section during Phase II"

The deeper you go the higher the readings and 2 new fractures added to the gas volumes.

Absolutely no doubt this one is going to significantly improve on previous flows and be highly commercial.

Expecting BIG gains today and it should double, treble and quadruple from here on in.

Good luck to the naysayers, detractors and traders as I doubt they will get the opportunity to buy in cheap early doors. Yesterday was the opportunity.

Well done Lorna and Team He1.

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Represents a marked increase on the barely 1 million we were seeing daily about 1 week ago and when people weren't selling at 65p to 67.5p.

Definitely smells like somebody is back in the market buying.

My bet is its Ashley and Co and at some point he crosses the threshold he wishes to declare his stake-build. Another couple of days like today and we shouldn't be too far off imvho.

He's finally got some good volume on Friday and today.

It's times like these perhaps it might have been better to listen to some of the 95% of advice given that our CEO openly states he bins.

If only he'd have taken that Kelso advice on Share Buybacks.

Those with active share buyback programs will be lapping up all that is coming their way in terms of cheap shares.

Serious question. Why is THG paying an LSE Listing fee? (Is it not somewhere in the £10 to £20 Million per annum)