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Matmaxmat

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Hotel ChocolateToday 13:02

How many crackpot whingers on the HOTL LSE board the day before the offer and 200%+ rise?

How many the day after?

Came out of the blue.

Endure the crackpots here or filter them.

Our time will come.

Anyone i doubt about the motive of pp1 should do the following - read all of his posts in a Nigerian accent....that will give you the gist....

He is is a poster paid to repeat spam multiple boards...

https://youtu.be/Ljb_Nw0RzQc?si=tahPpfRU2SnwfRgU

Anyone i doubt about the motive of pp1 should do the following - read all of his posts in a Nigerian accent....that will give you the gist....

He is is a poster paid to repeat spam multiple boards...

https://youtu.be/Ljb_Nw0RzQc?si=tahPpfRU2SnwfRgU

Anyone i doubt about the motive of pp1 should do the following - read all of his posts in a Nigerian accent....that will give you the gist....

He is is a poster paid to repeat spam multiple boards...

https://youtu.be/Ljb_Nw0RzQc?si=tahPpfRU2SnwfRgU

Here are some key conclusions from the Peel report:

✔ THG & the strategy makes sense

✔ THG is wildly undervalued on the LSE

✔ At 141p, well over 2x today's share price, THG would still be at a 50% discount to global peers

✔ THG shares should be worth 272p within 2 years

✔ As Ingenuity Sales reach £1.2bn (c£700m today), THG shares are worth 383p. If Ingenuity EBITDA margins also reach 15% (low single digit today), the shares are worth 452p

Debs doing their own credit card? Boohoo will follow

I remember a guy on the boohoo forum saying he had pumped a load of money in on the back of pp1's daily non stop ramping - he lost a fortune due to pp1 ramping like a raving lunatic.

The lesson that pp1 should have learnt is to not blindly rampn or deramp shares with zero knowledge - the lesson for pp1 is to keep his uneducated and unqualified mouth shut.

Interesting that pp1 allegedly brought boohoo shortly after ipo wh the company hit problems.... Never buy a company with a falling sp he says..... If you never buy falling shares you are never buying a share....

Revb made 11 million profit this year.... Massive year ahead and massive rerate when the profit rises again....

When shares get to the top the rampers take over (such as pp1 in boohoo at 400p)

Then when shares are at the bottom the dearampers take over (such as pp1 on asos at 350p)

I remember following the rr forum at 40p....even watching idiots shorting it at 100p.... Imagine having shorted rr at 100p?! ....

The online sector will soon turn to profitability and when it does you watch what happens....

If you need some perspective go and check the revenue for asos 15 years ago when it was 350p.... See how much bigger the company is now....

Seems both june and july have been strong this year for online

"Total in-store and online retail sales grew by +3.2% in June, marking the strongest sales growth since August 2023, according to new data from BDO’s High Street Sales Tracker.

This is the second successive positive month for total retail sales, following five months of negative results. However, BDO’s data, which analyses sales across discretionary spend categories, highlights that this growth was primarily driven by online sales, which grew +9.8%, as in-store sales recorded a poor performance of just +1.8%. "

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The amount spent online, known as “online spending values”, rose by 2.5% during July 2024, and by 3.6%, compared with July 2023. Total spend, the sum of in-store and online sales, rose by a more moderate 0.7% over the month.Aug 16, 2024

Seems both june and july have been strong this year for online

"Total in-store and online retail sales grew by +3.2% in June, marking the strongest sales growth since August 2023, according to new data from BDO’s High Street Sales Tracker.

This is the second successive positive month for total retail sales, following five months of negative results. However, BDO’s data, which analyses sales across discretionary spend categories, highlights that this growth was primarily driven by online sales, which grew +9.8%, as in-store sales recorded a poor performance of just +1.8%. "

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The amount spent online, known as “online spending values”, rose by 2.5% during July 2024, and by 3.6%, compared with July 2023. Total spend, the sum of in-store and online sales, rose by a more moderate 0.7% over the month.Aug 16, 2024

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Seems to me that people are once again moving back to online from bricks and mortar shops.....

The stats are there to show it....

It looks to me like the big players are about to be hit by the problems that boohoo are just about to leave behind.... Shein and Temu are about to get wolloped! No wonder shein investors have been looking to list and exit.

Temu owner PDD Holdings missed market expectations for its quarterly revenue on Monday, and downbeat comments from executives about the competitive landscape in China's domestic e-commerce sector and the company's global outlook caused its shares to drop by more than 28%.

This marked the largest single-day decline in PDD's stock since its U.S. listing in 2018, wiping out nearly $55 billion in market capitalization. The e-commerce company runs discount-focused platforms Pinduoduo (NASDAQ:PDD) in China and Temu for the international market.

"We are seeing many new challenges ahead, from changing consumer demand, intensifying competition and uncertainties in the global environment," Co-Chief Executive Chen Lei said during an earnings call with analysts.

We will enter a new phase of high-quality development that calls for increased investments and our profitability will be affected as a result."

Here are some key conclusions from the Peel report:

✔ THG & the strategy makes sense

✔ THG is wildly undervalued on the LSE

✔ At 141p, well over 2x today's share price, THG would still be at a 50% discount to global peers

✔ THG shares should be worth 272p within 2 years

✔ As Ingenuity Sales reach £1.2bn (c£700m today), THG shares are worth 383p. If Ingenuity EBITDA margins also reach 15% (low single digit today), the shares are worth 452p

K ecommerce sales growth is stabilizing after years of turbulence. There won’t be a significant shift over the next five years, but modest growth has returned to all major categories—and retailers stand to reap large profits from their ecommerce investments.

The amount spent online, known as “online spending values”, rose by 2.5% during July 2024, and by 3.6%, compared with July 2023. Total spend, the sum of in-store and online sales, rose by a more moderate 0.7% over the month.Aug 16, 2024

The link is full of bricks and mortar companions.... They're all failing and will continue to.... Online is the future....

Looks like temu are being beat up as people realise that both temu and shein are losing market share and will soon beat hit big taxes to level the playing field....

stock of PDD Holdings, parent company of the fast-growing Temu shopping app, sank more than 30% on Monday, losing more than $50 billion in market value, after the e-commerce giant posted disappointing revenue results and executives warned of rapid competition and nonbusiness challenges that may dampen growth and profits going forward.

Imagine spending months rattlin on "what about shein and Temu".... 😂😂😂😂

stock of PDD Holdings, parent company of the fast-growing Temu shopping app, sank more than 30% on Monday, losing more than $50 billion in market value, after the e-commerce giant posted disappointing revenue results and executives warned of rapid competition and nonbusiness challenges that may dampen growth and profits going forward.

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stock of PDD Holdings, parent company of the fast-growing Temu shopping app, sank more than 30% on Monday, losing more than $50 billion in market value, after the e-commerce giant posted disappointing revenue results and executives warned of rapid competition and nonbusiness challenges that may dampen growth and profits going forward.

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stock of PDD Holdings, parent company of the fast-growing Temu shopping app, sank more than 30% on Monday, losing more than $50 billion in market value, after the e-commerce giant posted disappointing revenue results and executives warned of rapid competition and nonbusiness challenges that may dampen growth and profits going forward.

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stock of PDD Holdings, parent company of the fast-growing Temu shopping app, sank more than 30% on Monday, losing more than $50 billion in market value, after the e-commerce giant posted disappointing revenue results and executives warned of rapid competition and nonbusiness challenges that may dampen growth and profits going forward.