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Mr or Mrs 25k or 40k didn't seem to be bullied or put off scooping up.

"JPMorgan cuts THG to 'underweight' (neutral) - price target 54 (42) pence"

Why issue a broker note with no new company data since last update and its recent 79p. THG being about as watertight as they come and open season again being just around the corner.

PS. I want some too.

One of a select band of stocks that directly benefits from interest rate rises. Bet you won't see much of the 0.5% rise passed on to savers. The ability also to switch those in difficulty to Interest only repayments is another blessing for the Banks.

I must admit that it seems like the easiest job in the world to be on this MPC. Several years of reducing and meeting every one or two months and then they seem to be just mirroring the US who announce the day before.

I look forward to the next few updates and no doubt an increase in the dividend.

Surprised therefore it has retraced today.

No articles AnacottSteel1. I think they are just trying to use the swings to encourage trading. Might have worked in the past. Maybe some of the traders got caught the wrongside of the downdrafts and can't be bothered any more.

Sum of parts is worth far more than present market cap and I'm quite happy to ride it out to breakeven and profitability and add monthly when the dips get presented.

Volume at the time of my post says people have switched off to the games or are elsewhere.

Macroenvironment is looking a lot rosier this last week or so, and incredibly today a 7.05% knock to the share price unlocks only 994,000 shares by 2.15p.m.

That must be nearing a record low in volume terms for this type of manipulated swings.

https://www.tuigroup.com/en-en/investors/news/2022/ir-news/20221214

Anybody got Part 1.

LSE only seems to be showing Part2 which is a bit remiss of them and I did think it was a novel way of presenting the results.

Been a raft of indicators this last week or so both in the US and here that are all pointing to a reduction in inflation and the question now of are we over the peak, and with it smaller rises in interest rates.

The Competition and Markets Authority need to get back into investigating supermarkets and refiners as they imho are blatantly profiteering. About a week ago I was paid 174p for diesel and it can vary 10p dependant on where you purchase it on your travels. Lets face it also, the Government could be doing far more themselves by cutting fuel duty which is a substantial take out of the price of any litre of fuel as it is a direct feed into production and transporation costs and ultimately consumer prices. (Particularly with rail strikes also).

Anyway we are back in the zone for all the previous bidders in the next few days and they are all eyeing up the same company just over half what it was when they last started showing their hands, and now they can come forward for the individual parts of the business.

You could be right Silverlight as Boohoo are sat there primed with 25%.

You don't take that much unless you are in contemplation of taking the lot.

Much better than expected.

https://www.sharecast.com/news/international-economic/us-cpi-growth-slows-a-bit-more-than-expected-in-november--11688458.html

Picked up my Xmas bonus here this morning. 55p. Scratches head in astonishment.

Looks like the Dow and Nasdaq might be set for strong opening courtesy of US CPI figures just recently out.

https://www.sharecast.com/news/international-economic/us-cpi-growth-slows-a-bit-more-than-expected-in-november--11688458.html

Plenty of ground in between here and the 544p that was its highest closing sp after TB showed their cards.

Meanwhile they get on with further growing the business and surprised tbh it is where it is given the additional demand for Prevent products.

Has to be prey at these prices and happy to hold and wait for next update or approach.

Excellent news on a piece of legacy baggage that had been fully provided for.

Another interest rate rise coming later this week which should bolster profits.

Would appear that their boss and the founder Julian Dunkerton has been speaking to private equity about a buyout at Superdry. The source being none other than the Times.

I think many competitors will struggle to compete with the value that Lookfantastic offers.

For example

https://www.lookfantastic.com/offers/beauty-box.list

coming in for each tub sold and some good publicity again at the right time of year courtesy of the Daily express.

Must admit to having bought both the Miracle creams for both the eye and face initially to try, liked the results and now a regular customer and will continue to use.

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/style/1707466/Revolution-Charlotte-Tilbury-dupe-affordable-makeup-skincare-eact

and Advent calenders?

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11524239/Things-turn-ugly-beauty-firm-shuts-down.html?ico=mol_desktop_money-newtab&molReferrerUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2Fmoney%2Findex.html

Explains the fall and thanks for letting us know.

Timed to coincide with what should have been the now delayed update.

Both are positives but oil being at circa $78 a barrel is a big positive that should enable airlines to hedge their fuel costs at a significant discount to the $100 per barrel market that existed only a month or so ago.

You pays your money and you takes your chance particularly of you think this share price is aligned to US interest rate decisions next week. A couple of indicators on the jobs front have gone against but the price of oil dropping to circa £78 per barrel is a big achieve in terms of reducing future inflation, cost of living pressures and heating fuel costs.

Must be getting close to a top up opportunity and a reversal of fate.