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Lot of the posters who claim to be "balanced" seem to be missing in action ...again .
So predictable...lol
Disappointing year....
Anybody else ever notice how certain posters that always put a negative spin on everything even though they claim to be "balanced" go MIA the moment the share price rockets? lol
The only "head & shoulders" i'm using is the one from a bottle as i've gotten quite an itchy scalp from scratching my head as to why the share price managed to drop to the crazy price of 34p. lol
@KBYK Align bought THG shares last month @39p.
Will be interesting to see if they release a note and price target at some point.
https://mobile.twitter.com/AlignResearch/status/1570337619153764354
They had a 700p target on THG back in May, so in 4 months they went from 700p to 45p.
Shows what a bunch of clowns those analysts are.
lmao Rock9!
Well Ste, same can be said for Rock given his 16:07 post.
Both are twats!
No, it's actually private investors that easily lose their nerve and sell at the bottom. That is why most of them lose vs II's
Valuation has plummeted based on small number of shares available/ PI's ****ting themselves and shorting.
It was priced in a different world, a covid one with lockdowns that is, and even now with war, inflation, supply chain issues and potential recession, this company is still on track to deliver 20-25 % revenue growth.
Stellar performance given global conditions and it makes current market cap an utter joke.
The institutions wouldn't have taken the offer, because THG confirmed yet again this week they are still on track for 20/25% growth so why sell.
Imo, in current climate you should sell companies that are performing poorly, not the ones that are still growing strongly.
You know what doesn't add up Rock, you thinking large holders who paid 500p/596p are crazy to turn down a 190/200p offer even though the company continues to grow strongly and has beaten IPO targets.
It's an absurd way of thinking. Just because the market doesn't value the company correctly atm based on the free float doensn't mean it isn't worth a heck of a lot more.
@OhhAhhCantona, yes, still here. Good to see you're still holding strong as well :-)
Was just venting a bit of frustration. haha
I agree that they have to update the market next month on all those points in a big way so we don't have to wait much longer for a potential catalyst.
Given the news on Boo & ASOS yesterday and both the % drops they showed it's crazy to see this dropped almost as much as ASOS while at the same time THG confirmed yesterday they are still performing as stated during the last update so still on track for 20-25% growth this year. It's absurd that this isn't recovering properly, yet ASOS & BOO with worse outlooks do.
Rant over lol
You're welcome Novice :-)
Investor.relations@thg.com
"Why would the board need to wait until next week - asos directors bought already"
Because division seperation and premium listing are "material" events which prevents them from buying now.
What part of that don't you understand?
Was just listening to the presentation's Q&A section again, and it's hard not be bullish here even though the share price is on it's a r s e at the moment.
Don't forget that beauty fulfillment costs now down 50% due to automation after taking it to Manchester.
Thought this part was interesting as well, when commenting on the Softbank option they said:
"The Softbank option kicks in once seperation is completed, it completes in Q2.
Perhaps the Softbank option is still very much alive given seperation hasn't happened and Q2 isn't over yet.
Well worth listening to the Q&A session again, happy to hold even though the share price makes me wanna consume large amounts of alcohol lmao.
If they execute their plan, a division spin off at the end of q2 would be classified as a "material" event and would prevent board members from buying shares on the open market at the moment.
@Trickymatters, yes i think they will. Other potential options would be if another bidder steps in or MM takes it private which has to be for a price well above 170p.
I agree that women will still buy make up, same way fitness types and bodybuilding roid monkeys will continue buying protein products.
If they are still planning to spin off a division and go for premium listing at the end of Q2 i doubt they would be allowed to buy shares on the open market now.
I don't think it's bold at all. If it were offers of 150p/170p why the hell would you even entertain such offers when plenty major holders paid 500/596p?
Best to now just go with premium listing and division spin off.
Don't rule out another bid from new party either. imo