Thg Share Discussion Threads

[sparsam] 19/1/2024 14:27

Me thinks there is insider trading, market manipulation and general laws being broken here with this stock.One way to stop the rot is to teach this that keep shorting it a lesson. It costs them to keep placing puts.So, Matt, it's simple Keep on making surprise announcements! It will keep margin calling the pond scum Any new offers for THG?Matt you buy some shares to supper the price!Company buys back shares.Post good results via RNS when u didn't even need to. Etc

[sparsam] 19/1/2024 14:13

Go back to collecting war memorabilia you old fart. Nothing better to do in life than bombard bb's with your endless fud and tripe using what must be 20 aliases now on boohoo, asos, boom, panr and now THG.Moron is the word for youI am INVINCIBLE! So nothing you can do harms me Ha ha ha

[factsandfigures] 19/1/2024 14:01

Don't forget, a very delusional Matt Moulding recently told journalists that he THINKS he is David Beckham

[one_frankel] 19/1/2024 13:55

Can you not realise for yourself what's actually going on here!...The Mould is looking to take his pride and joy private for pittance and the lower it goes the more excited he becomes except you'll be left holding onto the excess baggage believing otherwise as you invariably do unfortunately!

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 13:47

Nice 4% down now Matt.

Dow futures up 250 points.

Nasdaq 100 points up

Crack on Matt you chimp your doing a sterling job

[redistributingwealth] 19/1/2024 12:54

A rising S+P Index won't make the slightest difference to this junk

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 12:40

Dow futures up another 200 points , wouldn’t be surprised if it hit all time record today.

Nasdaq already there.

THG 3% down again and back at 12 month lows.

Take a bow Matt. Think a chimp could have done better.

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 11:23

Did you not read , boots, Superdrug and beauty from THG did well over Xmas.

Mind you quite an ask querying if you can read.

[factsandfigures] 19/1/2024 11:15

The latest data from the Office for National Statistics shows that retail sales volumes fell 3.2% on the month in December.

This represents the worst decline since January 2021 and was much bigger than the 0.5% drop forecast by City economists.

Heather Bovill, deputy director for surveys and economic indicators at the ONS, said: "Food stores performed very poorly, with their steepest fall since May 2021 as early Christmas shopping led to slow December sales.

"Department stores, clothing retailers and household goods retailers reported sluggish sales too as consumers spent less on Christmas gifts.

"The longer-term picture remains subdued, with quarterly sales dipping, while annual sales volumes fell for the second consecutive year, to their lowest level in five years."

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 10:56

13 out of 14 days the share price has finished down since we hit 90p at the start of the year.

Quite some record.

Take a bow Matt.

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 09:22

Let’s look at the facts.

Nasdaq at all time highs - tick
Dow close to all time highs - within 1% - tick
We have £2 billion of turnover - tick
We have a world leading nutrition brand- tick
We deal with all the uk major supermarkets- tick
We are a high tech company with Ingenuity and spent multi millions which now gives us a leading advantage and barrier to entry- tick
We have £600m of cash and facilities - tick
We will be FCF positive this year - tick
We have only 1% of returns in the business which is quite exceptional - tick
We have an exceptional customer retention rate having supported them through the inflation cycle - tick
We have had many bids over past 18 months- tick

AND YET WE ARE AT 12 MONTH LOWS WITH THE SHARE PRICE AT 69P. -

And I’m sure 99% of people within the company and on here would say we are now better positioned than we were at the IPO at £5

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 08:47

And to think the spivvs think they know best FFS. Less than 1 in 3 over 10 years beat the tracker for their chosen market and you have had the privilege of paying exuberant fees on top.

However, FT readers fared a little better than professional fund managers. The latest Manager vs Machine report from stockbroker AJ Bell shows just 36 per cent of active fund managers beat the average passive alternative in 2023 across seven key equity sectors.

One year is admittedly a short timeframe to judge performance, but over 10 years, just 32 per cent of active managers beat their benchmark.

Thus, most investors in active funds have not only failed to beat the market, but they’ve paid for the privilege in the form of higher investment fees. Laith Khalaf, head of investment analysis at AJ Bell, notes this dawning realisation is reflected in fund flows over the past five years, with £9bn withdrawn from active funds and £75bn flowing into passives.

[hooded claw] 19/1/2024 08:46

The bid wasn't a great valuation of the company so unsure the comment of the board for the materially undervalued for a long time comment and they accepted an offer of 50% increase.

[francoismyname] 19/1/2024 08:43

Another one bites the dust .

[midasx] 19/1/2024 08:13

Writing on the cards?

[herekittykitty] 18/1/2024 21:59

Dyslexic and all of his WRONG predictions
😂😂😂😂8514;

The lads save those messages so you can never escape the bottom rung of the ADVFN societal ladder.
You are a grade A loser Dys lad .
Proven loser

[hades1] 18/1/2024 21:06

Remember Toasty has loads of aliases everywhere.
He was also short Currys today because of his legendary data.
Incidentally all the data tips have been proved wrong so far and his only correct tip was THG (2Jan) and that was ‘innocently(?)’ given to him by a fellow advfn poster.
In my opinion Toasty is considerably leddtrustworthy than Mad Matt!
That speaks volumes.
Strange world.

[guy gibson] 18/1/2024 19:11

Get well soon Peter.

[francoismyname] 18/1/2024 18:38

Apology accepted.

Hope he is ok.