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Yrabs, yea I've stopped feeling bad now :)

I personally have increased my time horizon, ignoring market noise and when I get the opportunity I add more.

The current SP suggests an intrinsic value where revenue growth is just 2% per year for the next 5 years. Is this realistic? People have done much more in depth analysis to suggest we're forecast to be in the double digit revenue growth. A 10% revenue growth results in an intrinsic value of around 350p. 20% and we're at 585p.

This is peak value investing. Yes your investment may go down on further market noise, but do you really see the SP at this price or lower in a year's time? I certainly don't, and hence why I'm invested here.

BTW I have done the same with ASOS, Boohoo and Alibaba recently, and am currently around 15% up in all positions. This is just a waiting game.

Hilariously, I can no longer see The Times' article on the THG news section of Google. Perhaps Oliver Shah is worried people are seeing right through his biased BS, or better still, he's being investigated for market manipulation? Either way it's pretty funny.

"The claim was filed in July 2020, two months before THG floated on the stock market for £5.4 billion."

Does anyone want to tell Oliver Shah that it's almost 2022?

The Times cosying up to their city boy mates, wouldn't surprise me if the editor is shorting THG.

I see a green box on my screen meaning its Smithy, worming himself round the forums trying to find me. He doesn't like that I've bought shares on the cheap and am making money, making a mockery of him in the process. Unfortunately Smithy, you got weird by following me on every BB and therefore you're blocked. See ya never, boomer x

Mando, that sounds about as accurate as your price predictions

10-15 % every week from £7 to £1.88 & board still quite.…..

Quiet

Hereshopin, I laughed way more than I should have at that.

This is what investing is all about. I have a belief of what intrinsic value of this company is, and it's more than the current price. Therefore I will not sell out of fear. If this company goes to 0 so be it. Its part of the game.

I actually felt bad pressing the buy button at 186.5p, knowing its likely some poor retail selling out of fear.

Smithy:
I bought asos at £23, cashed out at £28.
I bought boohoo at 180p, increased position today so average 185p.
I bought easyjet at 580p, still holding.

Tell me where I'm 'chasing losses', boomer.

I've sold my asos and bought more boohoo. Expect a leg up here tomorrow.

Yea I'm out of ASOS now. Let the price cool. Bought more boohoo in the mean time, not quite at the same level as asos yet.

Yay only down 15% now lol. Started at 300p, bought more at 195p, now 244p average. Holding till 350p, the fair value IMO.

Congratulations on making on the way down.
I'm making money on the way up.

If you're really telling the truth about you starting your short at the very top and closing it at the very bottom, wow, what a great investor you are.
If on the other hand, you're still invested, as I suspect because you spend every waking moment on these forums, my advice would be to close that short of yours before you lose your shirt.

20th October, 580p. 31st December 700p+
Remember the date Smithy.

Anyway, back to work ;)

Smithy you have a strange fascination with this forum considering you have nothing invested... Why would you embarrass yourself day in, day out when you've got nothing invested?

Hey, we might hit 700p by the end of November at this rate. Price up those cars, I'll take them off your hands. You might need the liquidity.

LOL SMITHY. With the amount I've made from 580p, I could buy your 4 cars, a spa and a golf course subscription. See you on the moon, BOOMER!

The time has come. Eat your heart out Nuri.

Interest rates remain at 0.1%, UK growth stocks will fly.