Thg Share Discussion Threads

[bookbroker] 23/2/2022 19:02

Moulding will never be accepted buying this at 20/30p, he will be a pariah as he will simply repeat his mistakes once more. Sure he might list in the US, but there will be no second chance in this industry, he will have to come up with another idea.

[firestorm911] 23/2/2022 19:00

Groupon deal on THG shs.

Wait for it.

[firestorm911] 23/2/2022 18:57

Hymen has been perforated.

In and out for the shorters

Happy days.

[firestorm911] 23/2/2022 18:56

Stampede is coming fast and furious.

Brace for impact.

[billionarebob] 23/2/2022 18:48

THE RATS IN SACKS jeez at least you all admitting you shorters now here was me thinking you were here as none stock holders to offer friendly advice lol

[firestorm911] 23/2/2022 18:44

I am afraid the rats in sacks, will be eating each other now.

We have been shorting from 400p the latecomers are piling in

The perfect storm to 20p or sub 20p.

[billionarebob] 23/2/2022 18:34

If MM was 'at it' he wouldn't have released the RNS to deny the telegraph lies. He would have stood by and let it fester to bring the share price down even more Sorry but there are 3 PEs interested and IMHO there will be an RNS soon. Maybe this is why you guys have gotten so excitable :)

[debsdowner] 23/2/2022 18:28

When I said a penny share I meant in the low pennies because this company's prospects gettimng worse every day as infaltion rises.

[f56] 23/2/2022 18:19

Lots of hedge funds went under and just about everyone else with them!

[firestorm911] 23/2/2022 18:17

Exactly a low ball offer at 20p-30p.

They take it in private hands.

They are the majority owners.

They come back for yet another rinse and repeat IPO in 3-4 years, this time at £10bn

TalkTalk will be floated next time at 6bn-7bn, then will crash to 200m after being shorted by the same people who underwrite the IPO.

[schroedar] 23/2/2022 18:12

DE Shaw are billiant, except when they aren't


2007 - Financial crisis
Multi-strategy fund
At the beginning of the financial crisis in August 2007, D. E. Shaw's multi-strategy fund had assets of $20 billion.[6] A third of the fund's exposure was to the equity markets and equity-linked quantitative strategies.[6] As a result, the fund lost five percent of its assets and had its worst-performing month to that point in time.[6] By September 2008, the company's capital was leveraged at 4x.[6] In the final months of 2008, subsequent gains on its then $15 billion multi-strategy funds had disappeared.[6]

Credit strategies
Twenty percent of the company's assets under management were in its credit strategies and were the hardest hit during the financial crisis.[6]

Redemptions
To avoid loss of portfolio value and asset fire sales, D. E. Shaw displeased some clients by preventing the withdrawal of funds during the financial crisis.[9] Those gates created time delays when clients requested that funds be returned to them.[9] By 2009, D. E. Shaw had returned about $2 billion at clients' requests.[6] One year later, the Financial Times reported that investors estimated that the company had honored an additional $7 billion in client redemption requests.[9]

Overall impact
D. E. Shaw's total assets under management fell from a high of $34 billion in 2007 to $21 billion in 2010.[5] The company had laid off 10% of its workforce by that time.[9]

[space_bob] 23/2/2022 18:10

I think the capitulation has happened already judging by the fall from £8 to 80p.

[bldm] 23/2/2022 18:07

DE Shaw are one of the most successful funds out there. Man group is so-so. If DE Shaw are shorting this, it's more likely to go down.

[texas ranger] 23/2/2022 18:06

Short positions will keep increasing now, as it's weak and it's cheaper to short heavy.

The cheaper it becomes the more shorts will pile with a larger % of shorts, and capitulation.

Usually, capitulation could be in the region of -75%-80% decline in a day or a few days,

[space_bob] 23/2/2022 18:04

I sold out months ago firestorm. I can't remember what price I sold at, but I think in the £2.20's. I lost a bit of money, but got off lightly really.

[f56] 23/2/2022 18:02

Interestingly Jef Besoz had multiple successful careers before Amazon. One of them was implementing the quant algorithms for DE Shaw.

[bldm] 23/2/2022 18:00

Best time to short a company is when collapse is imminent. It's certain profit. Short interest growing is very very worrying.

[firestorm911] 23/2/2022 17:56

If that chap Bob follows he posted in November and does not look at the price movement, he must be down -75% or more here.

After 3 months, it's not a happy place, but a hellish place.




space_bob - 29 Oct 2021 - 11:00:41 - 1739 of 1985 The Hut Group - THG
I'm also very under. Average around £3 in my SIPP and £2.50 in my ISA. Best not to look at the daily movements. Just come back in three months and it will be in a much happier place.

[goforgold1] 23/2/2022 17:56

You have all been saying that since £2

[billionarebob] 23/2/2022 17:55

That makes perfect sense and would explain the irregular patterns over the last 2 days. Absolutely no way was the price going up as the bots had it by the throat

[space_bob] 23/2/2022 17:54

Can't see this going too much lower. Same with Boohoo and AO which I've also got an eye on. I'm tempted to buy into them all at 75-80p.