RE: Calm down21 Feb 2026 11:51
I am asking what was the rumour that turned out to be nonsense and caused the Weshop share price to drop 45% in one day?
The board are not doing a good job, that's the problem. Not enough communication allows these share price moves. Anyone could sign up to Awin affiliate marketing and have something similar to Weshop very quickly. The USP of giving members shares, doesn't seem very good when they don't let you sell for 12 months and the share price drops 75% in less than 2 months. Weshop will have to comment here. You could argue chartists have shorted it back down to the listing price, but members aren't going to accept or sign up to that volatility. I would think it may well bounce from here just on a technical point of view but without proper Weshop comments on progress, the USP of the company is failing. Most will just use a cashback site instead of the uncertainty of shares. The management team should have seen this coming unless they did and the direct listing (rare) was done to allow them to get a good price for their shares...and try to deal with the circumstances after. Wecap may well still be undervalued still, even with this drop, but Weshop needs to sort this mess out or there won't be anything left by November.