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ValuePlay, just wanted to say sorry for my post to you yesterday. It's just frustrating to see that it seems you believe in the business of THG from your earlier posts, you invested at a price you thought was good, yet at the first moment that the price movement didn't go your way, you sold. I think 99% of people here believe that THG is undervalued at these prices, so my question is why sell out? I've been in positions where I had so much on the line, I was tracking the share price like a hawk 8am-4.30pm Monday - Friday. I would jump in and out of positions and I ended up losing more than I put in, and missed out on big price spikes, where if I just left the money in, I'd had made massive gains.

That's my 2 cents, you have your own strategy, but I have comfort in believing I've bought an undervalued company, so all I will do is wait until the share price is at the level I'm happy to jump out. This new strategy of mine has vastly reduced my market anxiety.

Best of luck and sorry again.

Yawn, ValuePlay at it yet again telling us about his 5p trades. Honestly don't know why you bother writing it, no one cares.

Nuri, bought into THG yet?

But Crawshaw, what will I get my partner for Christmas if I can't go to Primark?! Loooool

Fair enough Oxford, that's a hefty chunk so best of luck to you!

You're telling me you're not buying an online retailer, on black Friday, in the weeks running up to Christmas, at an all time low? What else do you want?!

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nuri123a

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Price: 176.60

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RE: Investor strong holdToday 09:26
Could people keep selling. I have £302k now. I only buy near the bottom... why would you buy at £3.70 or £4.00 when they are £1.76... unbelievable that people are selling.

Nuri, you should have bought THG...

8p*

Congratulations on your 6p profit ValuePlay. Now you've taken your toe out of the water, please kindly leave this forum so the real investors can discuss the future of THG. Your constant bashing over the past few weeks is starting to bug me.

This makes all my dip buying worth it, at 185p, 180p and 176p. I made the mistake of jumping in at 320p with a small investment. Its turned into quite a large one now but my average is 235p. It started as a bit of a punt but the more I read the more I have belief in this company, which has been battered and bruised. This will recover and I will be happy with my investment, I feel it. This in my mind is starting to turn into an investment which I will hold for many years, rather than a trade. Let's get some of those Ocado like gains.

Goldy, why go through the anxiety of chopping and changing, setting stop losses, if you're going to buy back the next day? You'll just end up buying for more than you sell at.

I have much less stress by sitting back and letting the SP do whatever, knowing I'm buying a future great and a cheap price. The SP will come back sooner rather than later. Ocado is great example of the future direction of this SP.

All the best Goldy, the market is struggling at the moment, it unnerves me. You know the world has gone crazy when Rivian is worth more than Volkswagen. And don't get me started on crypto.

IT'S ALL A GAME. GAME OF THE MIND.

Holding until 350p!!!

I managed to get some too, then SPIKE.

No but I am currently starfishing on the kitchen floor because it's cold.

Paypal is my newest addition.

I am going to add to my previous comment.

This is the perfect example of a game of psychology. Everyone here can pretty much agree that the intrinsic value of this stock is much higher than the current SP. Even the most pessimistic analyst suggests the value is 230p.

The question you have to ask yourself is, how can you handle seeing losses in your account? If you have peace in your mind about seeing paper losses in your account, so long as you've chosen stocks which have fundamental value, you will win this game, so long as you wait long enough.

Where people lose out in the stock market is selling out when fear is at its peak. The game is made more testing with shorters telling you that the world is over and the SP will go to 0. It won't, things will get better from here, and the better you can silence out the market noise, the better your returns will be.

At these levels, accumulate at the lows and you will be rewarded. I can't tell you when, but you will.

He wasn't comparing the business of THG to Alibaba, just the price movements.

Slightly different in that THG is newly IPO'd so we don't have any reference points for support and resistance levels.

However there are similarities in that fear is driving the SP down lower than the intrinsic value.

This will turn around, its not a matter of if but when in my view.
Quick disclosure so beware of my bias:
Baba is my biggest holding at 50% of my portfolio holding $145 average, holding until $230.
THG is 15% of my portfolio, 230p average, holding until 350p, or higher depending on the outlook in a year's time.

Indy, the oracle with his crystal ball has spoken! Everyone sell now so you can catch the bottom!