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Ste you really don't like this share, but maybe lighten up a bit, all this angst can't be good for your health. I don't know if you lost a chunk of change on THG, or your just desperate to see the share price go down, but it certainly looks like the latter.

Pretty sure MM did pretty well for shareholders for 17 years, hence why he still has some loyal backers who still believe in him. The float price was too high, priced by the market at the time. Markets misprice, and SP is currently too low.

Eeer no Ste new poster. you trade away, I'm not that interested in short term movements/resistance personally. I just believe this share is significantly undervalued currently, just like I thought it was overvalued at float. I'm happy to sit alongside long term holders/insiders and if i'm wrong, they'll lose much more money than me.

It could drift lower in the short term, but I'm happy to be hold plenty at 62p in a business where the long term holders /insiders were happy to reject interest at £1.70+ 6 months ago, because it significantly undervalued the assets of the group, and the macro conditions have improved significantly since then

Leahy/Munroe & long term backers are still backing the man who has made them a lot of money over the last 20 years....listing on LSE has clearly been a mistake, but last 12 months has not been the macro environment to do anything about it

Short term price action is painful and surprised that it has drifted this low after a solid set of results post pivot to focus on FCF+. Too many bedwetters around clearly! At the end of the day I'm holding this share because the assets of the business are undervalued on the LSE, and sooner or later an RNS will drop that will change the game.

Understand private investors frustrations and no doubt THG communication could have been better, but I do believe there is a plan in play which will realise value for shareholders. Inflationary shock was clearly a big issue for THG. Pivot to FCF+ couldn't happen overnight, but recent results were a significant turnaround and macro conditions are becoming more friendly for transactions in the consumer sector by the week. Iain McDonald comments, and MM video/investor call hint at plans afoot ....no open dissent from Board or major shareholders would suggest they are aligned behind them

I'm with Yorek. There is a plan here in play to realise value away from the LSE. MM said as much in his trading update. MM won't update until the deal/deals are done. He doesn't care about short term share price movements, only about maintaining the support of the majority to his plan. No Board resignations, even with provocative "video" hinting repeatedly about looking to US. Just need to hold your nerve an await the RNS