RE: Worth buying before the EU respond?7 Apr 2025 11:26
I look at it slightly differently.
If I were a THG customer anywhere in the world, is there anything stopping operations or is there anything that is stopping me picking up Nutrition or Beauty products online or in any of the shops or facias we have.
Answer No.
Only caveat - a 10% tariff if we export goods from say here - solely - into the US. Mitigated though as THG already has production facilities in the US.
That's the immediate here and now.
Other impacts take time and there maybe some flaws in some of your logic Pearls. At the weekend you were talking about the potential for expedited interest rate cuts off the Central Banks. Now you seem to be talking of a housing market slump. You do realise interest rate cuts are good for house prices. Also given also the Oil price has a big say in the Inflation numbers and they feed into CPI what might the impact on inflation be of a near 20% fall in the oil price in the last few days and weeks.
Unfortunately as you say there are some who have been leveraged to the hilt and been caught out. The moral is never invest more than you can afford to lose, and if you are prudent you can always stage your entry or buy at periodic intervals. Totally agree though that there are some cracking opportunities out there and I took a few this morning. Maybe not banks, oil, mining or probably pharmaceuticals just yet.