Thg Share Discussion Threads

[bookbroker] 19/1/2022 17:43

Opportunistic take-out likely here, stocks always overshoot on the downside, likewise on the upside. Moulding needs to think more about the bottom line instead of the top, they taken on a lot of staff and seem to be throwing money at expanding their footprint opening warehouses. And this is not an Amazon, big mistake listing in the UK, this side of the pond never rewards start-ups. I’d take a breather, and think about reigning in costs, not just about land-grabbing. The market wants to see if they can achieve a return on capital, then you might see a stop to the rot.

[billionarebob] 19/1/2022 17:42

Today finish:
6.8M buys
4.8M sells

Share price down 10p

[f56] 19/1/2022 17:17

Not sure where the floor is. It’s definitely a me too stock. SKANK
Shiela will unfortunately be having to do her rounds tonight!

[average down mug] 19/1/2022 16:49

Below the ceiling in between the walls ☝️Ϗ7;️🤡

[kemche] 19/1/2022 16:31

Where is the floor here?

[billionarebob] 19/1/2022 16:08

For want of sounding like a broken record, there is still support for THG, yet again the same as most days the buys beat the sells.

Today - 5.6M buys to 3.4M sells

Maybe we need a reversal 10 days on the bounce where sells outstrip buys might get us back to 2.00 :)

[maltajellied] 19/1/2022 15:56

bldm 19 Jan '22 - 15:48 - 8813 of 8814
"...can't muster the strength and get control over their shaky hands to type something..."

Oh that's brutal haha

[scepticalinvestor] 19/1/2022 15:51

Crikey bloodbath

[bldm] 19/1/2022 15:48

failed to recover, down it goes - strong downward momentum with nothing to turn it and economic conditions deteriorating which will strengthen downward pressure. Next we have AGM which I'm sure will further send the price down. They missed their targets and MM has already said H1 2022 will be even worse so I expect another punch in May 2022. By then we'll probably be under £1. I mentioned the fair value I have for this is around 80p. tweedle dee and tweedle dum (aka senseibull and sentimentrule) didn't believe. Now they have both fallen and cracked and can't muster the strength and get control over their shaky hands to type something. Even smithy is laughing at them! To be fair, if he's held his short he will now be in a lot of profit.

[dsmith19852301] 19/1/2022 15:47

80's hit inspired by sentiment rule

Llusion, illusion
Illusion, illusion
Searching for a company that's mine
There's another share, another time
Touching many advfn posters along the way, yeah
Hoping that I'll never have to say my
moneys just an illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)
Illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)
Illusion
Follow your gambling instincts anywhere
Is it building losses in the air?
Never let your share losses get you down
Open up your eyes and look around
THG was just an illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)
Illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)

[allenquatermain] 19/1/2022 15:21

Laughing at the ignorant mugs who believed the rampers when they said the share price would go back over 200p on the 18th

HILARIOUS

[average down mug] 19/1/2022 15:18

🤡☝A039;d.smith you sound like a 🦍💨

[dsmith19852301] 19/1/2022 15:13

80's hit inspired by sentiment rule

Llusion, illusion
Illusion, illusion
Searching for a company that's mine
There's another share, another time
Touching many advfn posters along the way, yeah
Hoping that I'll never have to say my
moneys just an illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)
Illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)
Illusion
Follow your gambling instincts anywhere
Is it building losses in the air?
Never let your share losses get you down
Open up your eyes and look around
THG was just an illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)
Illusion (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ah)

[billionarebob] 19/1/2022 15:00

bldm sorry for posting the mirror link of course you are right and it was silly of me to think that the mirror would print factual information.

They are actually out by 200 stores as the Guardian has reported the total at 8700


To answer your question, if the shops keep closing at this rate there won't be any high streets left. Those businesses will have to do more online which makes THG ingenuity prime for profitability.
Everything is going online even you now as you type your next post are online, holidays, music, books, entertainment, retail shopping, banking, share dealing, supermarkets, TV, socialising, news, porn, the list goes on and on and on.
THG are in the right sector and will weather the storm, all in my humble opinion of course.

[maltajellied] 19/1/2022 14:56

WolfofHounslow 19 Jan '22 - 14:15 - 8800 of 8805
How low is this going according to charts ?

You need to ask 4vik as he has been very vocal about his TA expertise, especially over this last weekend. He's not been around the last couple of days though...

[walshr123] 19/1/2022 14:53

I’ll take another 10% hit if it means you stop. Do you have a job?

[bldm] 19/1/2022 14:50

Mate I would but considering how many I've got I'll swipe the orderbook and we'll see another -10% day. Give me some time, it takes a while to trickle them in.

[walshr123] 19/1/2022 14:49

Just sell your shares bldm.... please!!!

[bldm] 19/1/2022 14:47

It's ridiculous to call yourself a tech company, then blame the price of whey as the reason you missed margins...unless you pay your staff in whey which the way this is going, might be the end result. Investors will be payed in whey too. They'll do a reverse split - 100 shares for a bag of myprotein.

[allenquatermain] 19/1/2022 14:47

159p you’ve got to laugh

[bldm] 19/1/2022 14:17

I can give you a thesis. We've had 2 years being locked at home with stores being shut and fear of going to a shop for catching the virus. Online was the only way to buy stuff. Second, when people are working from home, they spend time browsing online stores (surprise surprise). You also couldn't spend on holidays, travel etc and government gave free money. Of course online retail boom will accelerate. The question is, how much of this will be retained and how much inflation and rising interest rates eat into the profits and depress share price. It can make for quite an ugly mixture.

[wolfofhounslow] 19/1/2022 14:15

How low is this going according to charts ?

[dsmith19852301] 19/1/2022 14:09

Just an illusion

[bldm] 19/1/2022 13:55

You make your investment decisions based on articles by the mirror?

[billionarebob] 19/1/2022 13:51

8700 high street shops closed, retail looking to boost online presence.
No wonder THG ingenuity is very very busy.



From Wilko to TSB - all the UK high street stores and banks closing branches in 2022

From Wilko to Lloyds and TSB, we round up all the high street shops and banks that have confirmed they'll be shutting down branches for good in 2022 - see if your local stores is affected
Figures released in September 2021 by the Local Data Company showed more than 8,700 high street chains had closed in 2021.

The actual number is likely to be frighteningly higher once updated figures take into account the last three months of the year.

But footfall in some of the most popular UK stores was on the decline even before the pandemic hit.

High street chains have largely blamed the rise of online shopping and changes in consumer trends for less people visiting branches in-person.

Debenhams is one of the largest names that closed forever in 2021, with the iconic 241-year-old department store now an online-only operation after being bought out by Boohoo in a £55million deal.

Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton were three of the main victims of the collapse of Philip Green’s Arcadia retail empire.

It then goes on to list 100s of closures!!!