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I must admit though I sold BOO at a loss last year, it wasn't my plan to come back. But after seeing some decent director buys and a number of other signals which picked up by our AI tool today I decided to give it another try

You must be one of my loyal fans lol

Well if you did follow my trades your average would be around 39p which is better than 95% of the people on this board, but of course I know you didn't

Sold out at 34p last year before Xmas, back in today as it's way oversold now.

Carol bought over 600k shares not that long ago

Beautiful drop on day 2, back in at 256

Someone posted on X that a well known US private equity is currently doing due diligence on THG

Time flies, cant believe its been over 2 years since I made one of my best decisions of buying heavily at 31p, and in less than a month I doubled my money and made 6 figures.

I still remember that day so vividly like it was yesterday….now it looks like that opportunity is back again.

Https://valueinvesting.io/THG.L/valuation/intrinsic-value

Our AI tool have picked up multiple bullish signals and the near term target is 70p. Good luck to all

What a gift, loving the panic sell off this morning. Made this my biggest position in the portfolio today

Very bullish for the coming months

Good luck guys, might buy back in below 32

“Estimated revenues of £6.12m are up c.19% compared to third quarter revenues of £5.14m, primarily due to increased gas prices over the winter months. “

No longer believe in this company, or any other house builders in this country. Inflation numbers released today doesnt reflect the current reality.

Good luck to all

After selling at 110p. Will continue to add if it drops further

This cash machine never stops giving, another good week!

So predictable, thank you sellers

I bought more at 270, lets see where this will be by the summer.

Same here, final one before the rocket takes off

Highly possible this will end up there after or right before the next results

Both S4 and Adobe are so undervalued right now, they need to say something at CES to wow the investors

Helen Dickinson, BRC chief executive, said: “Volumes are likely to fall this year, all while the regulatory and tax burden on retailers will increase costs by £7bn from rising National Insurance contributions (NICSs), increasing National Living Wage, confirmed in the Budget, and new packaging levies.”