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Another viewpoint might be that you would have to be something of a fool to take note of someone with a 2 post history, who calls people with a different opinion to thiers idiots, gobsh*yes and Muppets. 🙄
The only declared offer was £1.70 and a great many of us have questions about that offer.
Every other mention of any offer or bid has no attributable value, none, zero, zilch. So talk of £2, £3 or anything else is nonsense.
The LinkedIn posts that survive are full of ars* kissing fools who wouldn't know where to start with a balance sheet.
If that was my LinkedIn page it's those fools posts I would be deleting but not our man/child CEO, oh no he deletes any hint of criticism, even well intended constructive criticism.
It's as embarrassing as it is pathetic.
"So here we sit 1 year on from Apollo making a bid that had to be somewhere in the £2.00 to £2.50 regions and we are sat at 62p"
We all have own opinions but I would be honestly stunned if the bid from Apollo was close to £2. As for the previous beneficial for all concerned £1.70 offer well the least said about that the better.
If Apollo can't see a way to a) work with Moulding & Co or b) oust them, then its difficult to see who is going to take the business when Moulding has constructed such an effective block. He is in many ways a living, breathing, poison pill par excellence
Its well know I have no time for Moulding and I will sell my shares if/when the share price gets beyond 70p.
Whilst we are all mulling over the RNS its worth considering these points.
The first point is Moulding is rich beyond his dreams and couldn't give a hoot what people like you and me think, ditto the wider financial community . Second, Moulding has a "toy" to play around with, a toy that provides lot & lots of publicity, publicity he craves, third point whilst I am sure he would like THG to be genuinely profitable, he focus is totally on retaining control no matter what and delivering shareholder value is not a priority and won't be until such time as its threatens his control of his prized "toy"
As ever very selective with your posts, those comments as you and most other regular posters will be well aware of, were as a direct result of your total refusal to apologise for calling me a liar when subsequent events demonstrated I was in fact telling 100% the truth.
I know you would like to have your proverbial cake and eat it but you can't. When I get things wrong I apologise and that's evidenced in my previous posts.
I tend to agree, finding genuine value on Wall St/Nasdaq is very difficult. For example Apple shares are in my opinion ridiculously overpriced, they are in the mature phase with very little innovation coming through and I am confident they will eventually go the way the of Nokia although they music streaming and apps side of the business does provide some protection
I am well aware of MMs use of the term but I am firmly in the "two wrongs don't make a right" camp.
I think we both dislike the consistently blatant rampers and naysayers with equal measure but unfortunately they are a fact or any forum life.
Onward and upwards ( hopefully 😉)