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I understand you will make money pumping and dumping but PIs don’t trade that way.
Don’t mislead people
It should be made a criminal offensive.
It’s a gamble and people need to understand the up and downside.

NOT SHORT
Just live on planet Earths and don’t want to mislead others.
Sorry if that offends you.
That’s life.
Happy with 150p delighted with more but know 90p is more than possible in the near future.

Appreciate your experience but believe there are considerably more question marks over The Hut Group valuation.
PE and the public market investors use the same advisors but just use a slightly different risk profile - but it’s only marginally different these days.

It should be made a criminal offensive to sucker people into fantasies on BBs.
If a deal happens it will be realistically prices maybe c.+50% vs 125p base from pre gossip realised.
Maybe slightly more but if it fails it’s back to 90p.
That’s the risk you take.
Let’s hope it opens above 150p and take your choice?

….and nobody quote me those completely ridiculous active short positions from the Daily Mail.
They are absolute ……….
Get the real numbers!!!!!!

This BB needs to get real
I am long (small) at below the the current price but I live on planet Earth.
Best to all longs but please be realistic.
It was @ 113p on Friday for a reason.

Maybe wait for no deal 90p!
Just thought I’d throw it out there as a possibility! - Because maybe it is?
Especially if they are after the valuations talked about on this BB.
LOLs

If you were the author of the article and you had decided to publish @ 1528 what would you be doing between 1400 and 1528.
Don’t forget by late morning Friday the share price was at an all time low.
I am not suggesting anything illegal happened - It was just reported as ‘market gossip’ on the blogg.
But maybe it’s all true?
Either way we will find out on Monday at 7am

No just trying to keep this BB attached to planet earth.
Best

Apologies- my iPad and fat fingers got the posts reversed

Shell may be in the headlines with its plans for billion-dollar buybacks but it was Tullow Oil that caught investors’ eyes today. Shares in the African-focused oil and gas company rose after bullish analysts at Barclays upgraded their recommendation on the stock to “overweight”.
They believe that Tullow will be able to rebuild investor confidence over the next year if management hit their 2022 oil production guidance.
“Success reviving the Jubilee field in Ghana during 2021 has given management the confidence to begin making longer-term investments that should add reserves and enhance the value of its core assets in the medium term,” James Hosie, an oil and gas analyst at the bank, said. The shares closed up 3¾p, or 7.5 per cent, at 53½p, valuing the company at £709.5 million.
Tullow Oil, with its sector peers, was among the few companies that dazzled on an otherwise lacklustre day. Stand-out winners included Shell and BP, which provided the biggest boost to London’s leading share index as the price of the black stuff surged.

Shell may be in the headlines with its plans for billion-dollar buybacks but it was Tullow Oil that caught investors’ eyes today. Shares in the African-focused oil and gas company rose after bullish analysts at Barclays upgraded their recommendation on the stock to “overweight”.
They believe that Tullow will be able to rebuild investor confidence over the next year if management hit their 2022 oil production guidance.
“Success reviving the Jubilee field in Ghana during 2021 has given management the confidence to begin making longer-term investments that should add reserves and enhance the value of its core assets in the medium term,” James Hosie, an oil and gas analyst at the bank, said. The shares closed up 3¾p, or 7.5 per cent, at 53½p, valuing the company at £709.5 million.
Tullow Oil, with its sector peers, was among the few companies that dazzled on an otherwise lacklustre day. Stand-out winners included Shell and BP, which provided the biggest boost to London’s leading share index as the price of the black stuff surged.

…..…..Shares in THG, formerly known as The Hut Group, shot up 21¼p, or 18.5 per cent, to 135½p on market chatter that the ecommerce group was being eyed up by a handful of private equity suitors.

Nothing new or added.

…..…..Shares in THG, formerly known as The Hut Group, shot up 21¼p, or 18.5 per cent, to 135½p on market chatter that the ecommerce group was being eyed up by a handful of private equity suitors.
Nothing new or added.

I had a position for months and closed it on the recent Monday 24th sell off.
I bought a few back yesterday pm and today am - not many.
To be fair I almost added more but I found it rather co-incidental that the rumour surfaced just as the price hit an all time low. That combined with unusual L2 trading patterns with some period’s of wide spreads I decided not to add once it started climbing.
But listen happy to be wrong but would clearly kick myself for not ignoring my instincts.
Good luck

I have a long position but chose not to add to it after watching the share price reaction on L2
Let’s see.
Good luck anyway.

No I would be delighted.
Just don’t buy into the gossip yet.
Without confirmation Monday will be difficult call?

It’s just blogg gossip.
Seen it happen before to various companies but they always ignore it or immediately respond if it has substance.
Never seen this sort of gossip come to anything unless the company concerned immediately confirms.
Also there wasn’t huge volume or a huge price spike - Not a huge price spike for THG.
Suspect MM will be disappointed about the muted reaction as clearly there either isn’t a large short position out there in the Channel Islands or they just didn’t believe the gossip?
Let’s see but I am doubtful.

Sorry a blogg.
No a source media source.

I think the company will only response if the rumour has substance.
Otherwise they will ignore it as it only appeared on a BB.