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Well both of those observations are wrong. Why would anyone be happy with an investment that goes down?

Be a bit stupid don't you think.

Does make me laugh the multi nick users and ramp squad come out after a one day pop on the CPI print.

Read from the same scrip fellas? Lol

Your starting to come across as a troll Hosai. You only ever post now to try to rag on me.

Are you ever happy?

Agreed Bull. CPI is the driver. The US went it up in anticipation of a better than expected reading. Seems we are following.

Time will tell later today if those bets are right or not.

See the multi nicks are springing into life.

Stop being paid derampers........lol

Saw on Bloomberg hardly any IPOS either.

Well I tried. Unfortunately some just have been infected with the virus.

The next set of earnings will be interesting for sure. What worries me more is promises made are never kept. Main market listing, spin out of nutrition, golden share going, even Lord Allen strategy update. All promised and not delivered. You can only do that so many times before the market doesn't trust you anymore.

I was thinking more the Qatar investment was of a way for Moulding to prepare for his loss of the golden share next year. Not an imminent buyout.

You seem very knowledgeable in this STE. There are some good posters on here that you can learn something from. But it's been a long hard slog being a shareholder over the last year. Can make anyone jaded .

Where do you see this going next year STE2000? Up, down or sideways? Buyout?

Are they not just changing forecasts due to the environment changing? When they first gave those high forecasts the economy was in a completely different place than it is now. So they adjust numbers based on earnings the company is/has produced. They are bound to be dropping forecasts now like they have done with most companies recently.

When the economy improves and THG starts posting better numbers forecasts will rise again.

So you only recently invested (Let's give you the benefit of doubt with that), lots of us in here who you call "Paid de-rampers" have been in this for over a year. I first invested last November at around 184. We have seen how this share goes. Mostly down. Only goes up when buy out rumours pop up. So we have seen it all. It very well may at some point turn into a good investment. I bought it thinking that last November. But anyone with any impartial view can see it has been a complete dog to own in that year. It's there in the chart.

Maybe some of us have become very cynical in that year. Doesn't make us "Derampers". I even remember STE2000 when I first came on this board attacked me just like you just did for being too negative. He was a bull for THG when I first arrived.

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I still have an interest in this at high 3 figures. Been in for over a year. Will be leaving that in until at least £1 plus.

You like to inquire about others holdings. What is your average?

So, if it makes no difference to how a share moves with what people post......why are you so eager to call people "Paid de-rampers" if it makes no difference then why would anyone pay for that?

You really believe what anyone says on here makes a blind bit of difference to this share?

Why does that bother you so much where people post or don't post?

Why do you get so aggressive just because someone's opinion differs from yours?

Have you ever thought of taking a break SP?

It's an opinion thread. Instead of attacking someone why don't you just give your own opinion?

Sure I will attract the usual troll attention but here goes....

It goes down into year end. Very possible below 50p again. The UK outlook for next year is dire. Shorts are not going away no matter what some want you to believe. No sign of this going private, again no matter what some want you to believe. I don't even think results will matter much as the macro needs to change first.

The US market will lead the way. Once the Fed stops with rate increases and we can see inflation slowing down in a significant way then we can start the slow road to recovery. I am guessing second half of 2023, at least for the US.

This is my own personal opinion and I am happy to be proved wrong.