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Ah @Ste doing his little trick where he pretends to be a shareholder, then posts with glee on a

1p drop. It wasn’t me that said it was going to £6 btw the way it was you

@ste you were ramping this at £5 saying to was going to £6

@ste 30 posts a day when it was dropping 1p, but 7p is a insignificant rise.

Speaking of LinkedIn activity that I don’t approve of, I don’t think it is right for MM, Iain Mc and Damian Sanders to all like a comment by an advisor saying they should take THG private, unless that is what they are actually doing

That feels more like a £6ste thg list. What’s it gunna take for you to stop posting negative stuff on here all day every day, given we are dirt cheap 65p

Come on Ste, I feel the good in you, move away from the dark side. You even took the p&ss out of wild tiger. What’s it gunna take for you to start loving THG again

Inflation surprising to the downside, research challenging the negative narrative, what would really spice things up now for shareholders would be some rumours on the jungle drums re partnerships or take private. Now that would make things interesting

Shame @hardwell as feel this could just be the aperitif

@hardwell are you now selling, or renewed faith? Think you were done with THG 2 weeks ago when back in profit

Agreed Crafty. Having been a bit disappointed by lacklustre sales recently at Ingenuity, I was encouraged by his comments. Also liked his comments on margin prospects on full suite of services over the medium term ranging from 15% for fulfilment, to 30% for software for software and marketing services. He seems to like the full service, “hands off” offering for brands on a global basis. As do I.

Amazingly looks like it’s not going red…Ste2k you might need to work on some new material

Not been lucky enough to see the full report, but the audio makes for positive listening. Good to hear the software analyst’s positive view on the market opportunity/valuation for Ingenuity. As convinced as ever on THG, good luck all shareholders

Oh and looks like we’ve closed above Ste2k’s 61.8 resistance, time for another pint

Friday afternoon beer in the spring sunshine, THG rallying as US sells off and no Ste2k and the green boxes on this Board for 2 whole days. What’s not to like. Good luck all shareholders. Hopefully we’ll be looking back in a few weeks and 56.30 was the mother of all buying opportunities.

I’m hopeful THG might benefit now from a bit of

rotation into riskier UK consumer shares with UK inflation/rate expectations looking a bit better. Sell off post Xmas has been sector wide after market for a bit ahead of itself pre Xmas. THG then has a bit more volatility with certain quarters whipping up a storm in a tea cup at any opportunity. I remain excited by the markets THG are in, and would love to see MM bounce back. He did after all build this company from scratch.

At least Wildtigers drivel is intermittant and hilarious. Unlike Ste2k’s relentless misery. He seems to be on holiday, and this board is a brighter place for it

Hilarious wildtiger. Timeline for 85p? If you are correct you are a genius and your AI tool is worth at least £100m

Hardwell is a shareholder I believe.. GTC, also known as Ste2k, is not. GTC tends to turn up when Ste2k feels lonely, or gets the p&ss took out of him. Like most playground bullies, Ste likes to dish it out, not so good at taking it. Definitely not a shareholder and shame he takes so much airtime on here, but to all shareholders out there good luck 😉

All valid points being made. I’m with Crafty that MM is under enormous pressure now. MM can only blame the macro and the LSE for so long - he needs to deliver Ingenuity wins/progress to recover any semblance of a tech multiple in THG’s valuation. Sofina & Balderton are PE investors - for now they appear to be backing MM and his plan, but IF they lose confidence in him and/or that plan, he will be gone quickly IMO.

@osg your concerns re MM being able to deliver a partnership deal are valid. MM has it all to prove at this stage. But silence doesn’t mean no interest.