Thg Share Discussion Threads

[hades1] 01/10/2023 09:34

Calm down Franky.
Not short just want some substance when we get more claims of jam tomorrow.
Great 10% rise back to 77p last week but it evaporated within 24hrs!

[hades1] 30/9/2023 22:29

Exactly when?.

[alancapone] 30/9/2023 21:58

Massive upside potential here.

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 18:34

It seems the Croat Vedran Kalinic or better known as the Moulds 'Luver Luver Boy' couldn't quite handle the truth folks and has removed my comment and unfortunately blocked me hehe!

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 17:49

By the way, who's this fu_ckin mu_g 'MatMaxMat' on LSE but you need a good fu_ckin slap rudeboy so lessen the fu_ckin the noise hey, you Mould luver luver boy!

...You dirty fu_ckin 'Northern' fa44ot!

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 17:37

That will be the day Sinbad hehe!

[havinthelasttoast] 30/9/2023 17:12

“Dear Frankel, I earnestly aspire that the revelation of your errors may one day transpire, ushering in a transformation that enables you to ascend to the echelons of investment acumen akin to that of ‘Toast,’ an individual exemplifying manifest superiority in various facets.”

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 16:42

Have you now also joined the THG cronies with smoking the crack pipe Paddy and isn't your comment synonymous to the Mould...Surely hehe!

[havinthelasttoast] 30/9/2023 16:29

In the bustling city of London, there lived a man named Frankel. He was an unassuming figure, neither particularly handsome nor strikingly ugly, but the real complexity of Frankel lay beneath the surface. On the inside, he harbored a darkness that had taken root over time.

Frankel owned a small curry shop in London Town, where he served flavorful dishes to his customers. However, behind the kitchen doors, he indulged in dishonest practices, like cutting corners on ingredients to maximize his profits. His questionable actions in the kitchen were driven by a deep-seated anger and frustration that had festered within him for years.

You see, Frankel had once been a man of means, but he had lost everything in a high-stakes bet on THG PLC, a risky gamble that ultimately resulted in the depletion of his savings. He had been so sure of his instincts that he had wagered his children’s private school fees, sending them to the prestigious Haberdashers School.

However, the stock market can be merciless, and Frankel’s gamble had turned sour. The losses were devastating, not only in financial terms but also on a personal level. Frankel’s wife, unable to bear the burden of their financial downfall, had left him for a wealthier, kinder man.

Even his extended family, who had once been his support system, disowned him due to the way he had mishandled their trust and the family’s financial resources. Frankel’s world crumbled around him, and he was left with nothing but bitterness and resentment.

In his newfound misery, Frankel started to despise the world around him. He saw the working class as the cause of his downfall and blamed society for his own mistakes. His anger boiled over, and he began to harbor ill will towards his customers, serving subpar dishes and secretly cutting corners to save money.

As Frankel’s curry shop lost its reputation, customers started to desert him, one by one. His bitterness only deepened as he watched his once-thriving business crumble.

Frankel’s story became a cautionary tale of how anger and poor decisions could lead to personal ruin. It served as a reminder that financial setbacks, though painful, should not be allowed to corrupt one’s character or damage the relationships that truly matter.

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 16:08

You really are an idiot arent you PaddyWhack!...And with regards to my commentary on LinkedIn, you should see the amount of impressions they're accumulating daily my dear friend!...So you stick to praising the Mould and his halfwits whilst I try and achieve something of value for you blatant mu_g punters!

...And as I've told you already, I have every intention and by any means possible of destroying what little value remains in this utter tripe you call a share as its all just a bloody 'Illusion' of make believe and one man's tirade against the 'Big Bad World' but as I'm sure you've realised by now (well I certainly hope so!), it all comes down to the responsibility of him and his 'Crack Smoking' cronies noone else's, you du_mb deluded fu_ck!

[havinthelasttoast] 30/9/2023 15:52

In the bustling city of London, there was a company that garnered both attention and controversy: THG PLC, The Hut Group. It was a prominent player in the e-commerce and technology industry, but there was one individual who had a special vendetta against it—Frankel.

Frankel had a deep-rooted hatred for THG PLC. He was known for his relentless trolling of the company day and night on various online platforms, particularly those dedicated to stock discussions. Frankel’s history with THG was a painful one; he had once invested a substantial amount of money in the company and ended up losing a significant portion of it.

His initial investment in THG had been filled with grandiose dreams of striking it rich, but the stock’s price had plummeted, leaving Frankel nursing his financial wounds. Blaming THG for his losses, he became consumed by anger and bitterness, vowing to make the company pay, at least in the court of public opinion.

Every day, without fail, Frankel logged onto the stock discussion boards, using his keyboard as a weapon to launch verbal attacks against THG. He relished the opportunity to criticize every move the company made, regardless of its significance. Frankel’s hatred for THG was so intense that he would even troll the company’s social media accounts, leaving snarky comments and sarcastic remarks.

His posts were filled with disdain, and he spared no effort to spread negativity about THG. Frankel’s presence had become notorious in the online community, with many dubbing him as the “THG Hater” or the “Bane of THG Investors.”

Despite his relentless campaign against the company, THG PLC continued to thrive and grow. Its stock price rebounded, and it ventured into new markets, seemingly impervious to Frankel’s trolling. This only fueled Frankel’s frustration further, as he couldn’t understand how a company he despised could perform so well.

As the days turned into weeks and then months, Frankel’s obsession with trolling THG showed no signs of abating. It became a sad and relentless saga of a man consumed by anger and bitterness, unable to let go of past financial losses.

Meanwhile, THG PLC carried on, focused on its business and expansion, largely unfazed by the persistent online antagonist. It was a tale of two contrasting worlds—one driven by a deep-seated vendetta, and the other by the pursuit of success. In the end, it served as a stark reminder of the power of resilience and the consequences of letting hatred cloud one’s judgment.

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 14:30

It's back up DprMac!

[dprmac] 30/9/2023 14:00

Been trying for a few hours-no joy

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 13:51

Anyone else facing issues with accessing the LSE website today?

[one_frankel] 30/9/2023 10:45

Are you actually stupid LeoneBull or did you also got to the Moulds 'School of Thought' because there is absolutely no business strategy for the company to prosper in future with these truly incompetent management goons but surely they're not all Northern Irish pi33ants are they which would explain quite alot!

[griffo221] 30/9/2023 06:55

Until the next macro issue ? Cant risk that, if it isnt covid, its logistics, then gas, then cost of living, then inflation, then another batch of Covid. A business has to adapt at some point and cant just coast and hope

[leoneobull] 30/9/2023 06:16

I wonder if MMs strategy is really quite simple. Ride it out until the macros improve, margins then return to long term norms and the business is worth 3 to 4 times what it is now before any corporate action...?

[alancapone] 29/9/2023 23:31

Big news next week? That's the word in the city.

[one_frankel] 29/9/2023 22:30

I would have a thought it to be appealing to you not disconcerting SeaGreen hehe!

[bigt20] 29/9/2023 17:35

One_Frankel 22 Sep '23 - 11:10 - 56052 of 56976

It seems the LSE thread is full of 'Du_mb Northerners' folks as we now have Rich62 who believes the tripe will be north of 200p before long...So just a 300% premium to what it is today hey!

...But where do they find such clearly incompetent fo_ols from these days and are they all reading the Daily'Nail' for their great knowledge much like SeaGreen hehe!

[bigt20] 29/9/2023 17:31

hades1 22 Sep '23 - 06:37 - 56023 of 56975

So Bob you really just believe this is a pump and dump.
You never believed more than that?
So bobpump&dump

[bigt20] 29/9/2023 17:28

AlanCapone 21 Sep '23 - 18:31 - 56005 of 56974

How much money has those broke mugs Tony and Bob lost the guys on here?

[bigt20] 29/9/2023 17:23

One_Frankel 21 Sep '23 - 15:40 - 55969 of 56973

FCF neutral with slowing growth, no chance Sankshiela and just look at what's happened with their cost-cutting drive across the whole organisation in the last year!