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This is looking like a big business win for ITM through its link with Scottish Power and proven technology..

Has anyone got it as a question for the investor meet?

Strange to have seen it retrace by about 20% although admittedly there would have been profit takers over 50p and high 40p's. But there is still a lot of value in Next being onboard here and a 25% stake positions them nicely should they wish to bid for the other 75% in due course.

If the LSE are considering bringing out a joke book for the year then the RevB share price has to be in it.

150p at IPO to 17p in 11 months.

All whilst still delivering 9% growth this year, all stocked up ahead of the festive season and thus avoiding any of last years hiccups and sufficiency of funds to see them through.

The temptation is there to just keep adding in stages.

Volume today is not showing Jupiter offloading. Yetserdays RNS says they were selling for 3 clients and that's finished.

Auction at the end of the says business is always the best place to marry buyers with sellers and vice versa.

Always remember that somebody is picking up the stock that is sold and have been doing so all the way down.

Looks like its getting close to mission accomplished whereby some of the LTH's and avid posters reach the point of surrender and throwing in the towel.

Talkative bulletin board toyed with to achieve the aims rather than company specifics.

The share price here is completely disconnected compared to the sum of parts of the business that is being grown and built built and the cash on the balance sheet.

Only a couple of months the ago 170p as the lowest of 3 bids.

in life that get presented.

Somebody trying to tease out more Jupiter stock but its doesn't look like its there and neither are anyone elses.

Now for my next task of the day and check back later.

Just needs a few more to hand over their shares.

We'll get to hear about an approach (es). 1 to RevB or 1 to Jupiter for what they have remaining.

I know who I would be placing my chips on.

has to be Matt Mouldings £821,000 purchase price

Price(s): 70.2287p
Volume(s): 1,169,000

I think you are right stevescott. It looks like BNP Paribas, Northern Trust and Citigroup's holdings in the fund have been sold at their request.

Put liquidity into the market with buyers emerging and a red day turning blue.

I am extremely open to other points of view provided they are back with sound logic. All you get from our resident troll is a one liner, always with a lower price target.

That plus I don't like ****** or discriminatory posts in any form which one part of yours was.

Age is no bar to delivering good performance and the counterside is that if you promote early on merit then you retain and they have a longer working level at the higher strategic levels of the organisation.

Maybe it is just you that needs to have a more balanced and less discriminatory perspective on things.

Research the age of the CEO of Frasers who just delivered a first class set of results for the.
Research also Lord Wolfson at Next and see what age he was when he became CEO and how the share price has performed since that appointment
Your post is age discriminatory.
Recruit the best and promote on merit.

Next RNS out this morning over there

Good morning moderator.

Can we look at the totality of this posters posting history on THG.

They only ever appear to post on a downtrend and the contents of their post are complete nonsensical in nature which is against the posting rules.

It is clear that they are not invested in thos stock and the sum totality of their posts is to scaremonger with ridiculous and ficticious price targets that are always lower.

Can we review please and consider the imposition of a ban on this particular invidiual

Maybe add a premium on top for having a niche retailer like Next invested and sufficiency of funding thereafter. That is how the market seems to be interpreting it.

this week who bought last weeks volume?

They had over £500M at last update. That should be enough should they wish it.

Would fall to the shareholders to decide.

More astounding was how it rebounded over the 2 days.

Reason?