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Oh my God, it looks like JimmyJJones bought his Asos shares at more than £15 each. No wonder you don't like my posts and try your best to rubbish me.

I do wish holders were honest on here and say I hold and have huge losses.

Stop being so naive.

When it comes to buying and holding shares then you need to learn to be a detective. You investigate everything, under every rock , stone or blade of grass, so to speak.

If you don't, then you're gambling with your own hard earned income.

Learn to investigate everything including what posters say on here.

Shareholders love to hype the shares they hold, so be aware of this.

Investigate everything and minimise your losses.

For example, holders on here try to make it look like Softbank had to sell their THG shares because their investment fund lost so much money.

The Softbank Investment fund had to sell up because it made disastrous investments. One of those disastrous investments was buying THG shares. Softbank sold their THG shares at a £450m loss.

Always investigate what posters say on here.

Too many holders on here hype THG shares.

Doing my homework is my speciality.

Everybody needs to do their own homework.

If you're not doing your homework, then you're gambling with your own hard earned money.

GLA

The risk is your risk. Sadly, you don't want to think about it.

The risk is from all the hype by Matt Moulding. He's great at Hype. Beauty and Nutrition have too much competition worldwide. Ingenuity gets the majority of its revenue from THG itself. Ingenuity gets small contracts for bits of a business that don't want to do this themselves. Then Matt Moulding hypes these contracts and people are sucked into buying THG shares.

The huge risk is the hype by Matt Moulding and holders of THG shares on here.

At 70p you're still losing. You need to think about the share price falling further. Anyone who believes in their share isn't doing their homework. They're simply kidding themselves, like too many before them.

GLA

You've bought THG at £2.10 a share. So you want to believe you'll get this back.

Understandable, you don't want and don't like negative posts.

You need to think about THG share price going lower, even thought you don't want to think about this.

I would question why Matt Moulding didn't say what the Apollo share price bid was last year. If it had been a high price, then surely he would have released what it was. It probably was a low price, hence, why Matt Moulding didn't release the actual Apollo share price bid.

It looks to me like the half year earnings release for THG will probably be Thursday 12 September 2024.

GLA

Shorts are too risky for me. I believe in investigating everything including all the negative posts.

This is the lesson I learnt and hope all shareholders will learn it too.

Your choice.

As I've said before on here.

Fortunately I sold my 360,000 Boohoo shares which I'd bought at 27p in 2015.

I learnt my lesson in not believing that the likes of Shein was a huge competitor to Boohoo when it was a huge competitor at the time and still is.

I could have made nearly £1.4m on Boohoo shares if I had been honest with myself and did more research at the time on Shein.

I kidded myself that Shein weren't going to be a problem for Boohoo.

More fool, me.

Just like so many are kidding themselves today about Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG.

Don't make my mistake.

I did get out of Boohoo with a huge profit, however, it could have been double the profit if I'd opened my eyes and did the necessary research on Shein at the time.

Sadly, shareholders take too long catching up with the market when it comes to falling share prices.

Shareholders only realise when it's too late.

The problem with people who hold shares, they believe they're so right and everyone else is wrong.

I did the same with Boohoo, thankfully, I got out of Boohoo with a huge profit. It could have been an even more huge profit, if I'd been open at the time to investigate what the negative posters were saying about the Shein competition.

A lesson well learnt for me. Never ignore negative posts. Always research everything in negative posts.

Share prices go up exponentially when investors and the market see loads of possible growth for the business.

Share prices go down exponentially when investors and the market see little to no growth for the business.

I remember Shadowfall, I think was the name bringing out a report on Boohoo. Shadowfall is a hedge fund. Shadowfall was right about Boohoo. Shareholders dismissed the report when they should have investigated everything Shadowfall said.

Always investigate negative posts, never ignore them, never think you're right and they're wrong.

UBS Group AG has reported that its trading book holdings in Revolution Beauty Group PLC have decreased below the 5% threshold, exempting it from further reporting obligations.

The notification, dated August 30, 2024, indicates a significant change in UBS's investment in the beauty company.

https://www.tipranks.com › company-announcements

As I've said before on here.

Fortunately I sold my 360,000 Boohoo shares which I'd bought at 27p in 2015.

I learnt my lesson in not believing that the likes of Shein was a huge competitor to Boohoo when it was a huge competitor at the time and still is.

I could have made nearly £1.4m on Boohoo shares if I had been honest with myself and did more research at the time on Shein.

I kidded myself that Shein weren't going to be a problem for Boohoo.

More fool, me.

Just like so many are kidding themselves today about Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG.

Don't make my mistake.

I did get out of Boohoo with a huge profit, however, it could have been double the profit if I'd opened my eyes and did the necessary research on Shein at the time.

Sadly, shareholders take too long catching up with the market when it comes to falling share prices.

Shareholders only realise when it's too late.

The problem with people who hold shares, they believe they're so right and everyone else is wrong.

I did the same with Boohoo, thankfully, I got out of Boohoo with a huge profit. It could have been an even more huge profit, if I'd been open at the time to investigate what the negative posters were saying about the Shein competition.

A lesson well learnt for me. Never ignore negative posts. Always research everything in negative posts.

Share prices go up exponentially when investors and the market see loads of possible growth for the business.

Share prices go down exponentially when investors and the market see little to no growth for the business.

I am not short on any shares. Shorts are too risky for me. I wouldn't buy Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG shares because they are all failing companies.

I learn loads from these boards on how not to invest and what not to invest in. It's a shame those that hold shares don't try to be open minded.

Then you have to look at boards like Cine, Superdry, Amigo and many, many more where the holders are so sure they're right. Loads of people are trying to warn them to get out and they can't see it. This is great learning on how as a holder you can get so blinkered into beleiving you're right and everyone else is wrong.

GLA

You don't even realise THG are having to cut staff and capex etc. to survive as well as selling off the likes of Coggles, a loss making subsidiary.

I'm bothered because you suck in unsuspecting posters to buy these failing shares.

Keep kidding yourself Crafty until you lose all your money in THG shares. That's your choice. Don't suck in others with your desperate ramping.

Now I'm supposedly Nigerian. What will you stoop to next southcoastbather? You must have lost hundreds of thousands of pounds on these shares to act so desperately.

Dear God, go and read all the accounts and you'll see for yourself these are all failing companies.

Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG.

Now he's claiming I'm Nigerian. Dear God, this guy is so desperate that you know he has huge losses in Asos, Boohoo, Revolution Beauty and THG.

Go and read all their accounts and then you'll understand these are all failing companies.

THG are forecast to make losses for fy 2024 and fy 2025.

THG is not heading towards profitability. This is the problem and so it is extremely difficult for THG to manage its debt.

The Market is forward thinking and the THG share price is still going down so that tells you the market doesn't see THG share price rising. The banks will be aware of this and want to make sure they get their money back or at least some of it.