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Amen to this post from Ephemeral, I wished I had enough confidence to average down when it was the 20's but I have typically bought in blocks of circa 20,000 between the 90's and the 40's. Now with close to 100k at an average of 72p I have stopped buying, conceded I got this one badly wrong, given myself a good slap and all but written it off. Naturally I would thrilled to see the SP recover but when you have someone like Moulding in charge the possibility is significantly reduced.

The majority of would be investors/bidders will be familiar with fact that Apollo walked away when the share price was much higher and haven't returned as the share price has fallen and fallen to all time historic lows, they will equally be aware that not one single director has bought shares in the 40's, 30's or the 20's and the less that's said about the Ingenuity the better.

"I think there needs to be an acceptance, deep down, that many of us got this wrong. We got it wrong. I failed miserably in averaging down … tho a few recent buys in 20s have done well. I am still significantly down ave not at 75p. I am unsure if that will return …. But given there is next to no confidence in THG forecasts and MM and GLA… a decent result in Sept… could have a massive impact . So I’m waiting for c8wks to see what yields."

I recall THG buying his business back in early 2021 for an undisclosed sum but I am unsure if Mr Berryman remained as a THG employee.

Clearly there's something going on here and thanks for highlighting this.

It's a voluntary strike off so I can't see anything untoward in that.

I will soon be entering my third year of "hoping" 😉

100% with Ryan.

No one invests in any company where they have a strong dislke of the CEO and the major shareholder

I imagine we all at one point believed in Matt before his behaviour and the catastrophic fall in the share and numerous missed forecasts and his arrogance eroded our trust and belief in him and his utterly useless BOD.

And before you ask so why haven't I sold I will answer you, I'm a long term shareholder who believes one way or another the potential of the business will eventually come through.

Well said Sharefall, I am circa 60% down on a good number of shares and would be far happier if MM and his invisible BOD put all their time and energy into making the business fulfill it's long standing potential

RR numéro uno ramper getting up tight when some one/ anyone doesn't quite agree with his blatant ramping. Those of us that have been on for a good number of years have seen your like come and go and we take today's news for what it is, a single day where the share price had a noticeable rise.

Unless your shorting, day trading of play around with CFD its irrelevant. Please feel free to come back to me when the share price is >50p

Pearls, is right on all counts - he is also right when he says you cannot trust anything Moulding and the utterly dysfunctional board say or do.

Best of luck if buy some more shares - I can't see Moulding going and until he does I won't be wasting anymore of my hard earned money on that charlatans big train set

You are wasting your time communicating directly with him via LinkedIn - a better way to reply to all the self serving Matt fans asking them to justify their post.

I have stopped quite a few from further nonsense including a director who a few years ago gave glowing feedback after a disastrous set of results.

If we knew the answer to the question "why are the board and chairman so acquiescent to Mouldings malpractice" ? we wouldn't be so powerless.

As it currently stands we are merely bystanders watching the Moulding puppet show.

Big thanks to both of you for shining a light on this.

I am sure this is legal and not criminal but I am equally sure it should be criminal.

Every single member of the THG board should be investigated for allowing this blindingly obvious conflict of interests to go through.

If anyone still had doubts about Mouldings intention to **** ( chose your own 4 letter term) the shareholders then surely to god this is the disclosure that proves once and for all that Moulding is not and never been fit to be a CEO of any quoted business.

I am going to see if there's a way to get this formally investigated. Any thoughts or advice on this is welcome.

Stan ask yourself this.

Would you deploy your best analyst on a busy day of results to listen a bloke who consistently lies, is full of excuses and has never come close to delivering on any of things he says 🤷

Given that déjà vu means again, saying it's déjà vu again is a bit of an odd turn of phrase don't you think ? I'm sure I remember a footballer getting a lot stick for saying exactly this on the tele.

Stan theres no genuine board decision making re bids. Moulding says no to everyone and then some communication minion puts out the same statement every time.

The statement always basically says "the offer substantially undervalues the business and the future is bright" It doesn't matter whether the offer was the, somewhat questionable £1.70 or Apollo's unknown valuation they are all too low. The truth is the price will never ever be enough when you consider it's Mouldings cash cow and he is a total control freak and control freaks need to control something and the bigger the better

One more thing - does the SP suggest THG is in play.

100% is does not, what says is we have seen this "smoke and mirrors" distraction tactic before and we ignore everything you say because you cannot be trusted one little bit

Sorry to be a heretic but I don't think for one second THG is in play, quite the opposite. Moulding is doing a brilliant job in deter potential bidders and if your not sure then please reflect on what he did to Apollo with all their experience and huge war chest. If he can convince Apollo they were wasting their time and even at today's rock bottom price they still would be wasting their time then why do you think THG are in play ?

The 5% margin demonstrates the compelling reason why nutrition needs a new leader and Moulding should step back because the pair of useless

Déjà vu

Stan, greedy psychopaths often don't make sense to normal people. The financial establishment places far more value of what a CEO delivers than what he or she says and unless you're a blindly loyal Moulding supporter it's impossible not to see the arrogant contempt Moulding has for the shareholders and the utter destruction of shareholder value that he has overseen.