Thg Share Discussion Threads

[lodgeview] 29/5/2022 21:38

Richard Griffiths bought GFM at 120 to 130 and then it sank to 35. Great investor our Richard. GFM is a Chinese Company too and we all know what to do with Chinese Companies don't we?

[griffo221] 29/5/2022 21:12

Must mean the news will be good for us then haha

[davsec919] 29/5/2022 19:02

And that ladies and gentlemen summarises a lot of these accounts, GFM trades at 35p during pandemic lows just like thousands of companies around the world, yet this poster lodgeview is using that to justify his point. Sigh... I know LSE is bad with rampers, but ADVFN is even worse when it comes to these lowlife trolls.

[sankshiela] 29/5/2022 18:47

GFM is trading at 97p - not 35p
Lodge you pesticide - at least get your facts right, and he invested at 30p

[lodgeview] 29/5/2022 17:58

Richard Griffiths also massively invested in GFM at 120 before it collapsed to 35

[davidro77] 29/5/2022 15:45

Note I have not said THG won't get taken over. Just that the candy and NED highly indicative and speculative bid indications lack credibility. The Griffiths investment seems promising. But we're on the outside here who can tell what on earth is going on with this. U don't think lots of hot PI money is now in this? I actually think we are closer aligned than u think. Ur happy to hold long term so why do u even care what happens in next few weeks anyway. But it wouldn't exactly be a surprise here if candy walks away would it and I bet if he does a lot of gamblers will give up and move on

[sankshiela] 29/5/2022 14:44

Lodger the Dodger aka lodgeville was recently voted most stupid on advfn - well done lodge well done
I laugh in your face

[sankshiela] 29/5/2022 14:42

Really lodger the dodger - then you are an even bigger fool than I gave you credit for - you tool

You admit to making investment decisions based on journalists and not seasoned investors - omg you are such a tool.
I laugh in your face

[lodgeview] 29/5/2022 14:36

I can see many bailing out tomorrow after ST article. It appears Candy has form for making large offers and pulling the plug. At least a 10 percent fall tomorrow IMO

[sankshiela] 29/5/2022 14:04

Sanks is a terrible terrible gambler investor- he bottles the tops and misses the bottom. Never known anyone have less nerve. Or have a worse grip of the English language. Or be more unbelievable. Fella we know you don’t own shares, no one who comes across as stupid as you has any access to funds….

[leoneobull] 29/5/2022 13:49

Sanks. The worst position poster out there :-)

[davidro77] 29/5/2022 13:39

It's not my opinion it's the Sunday Times. Feel free to attack the article but don't shoot the messenger :). Do you have any evidence to counter their views? U think candy bid is serious?

[trolleyfull] 29/5/2022 13:38

Toansy an RNS 7am would shut them up.

[davidro77] 29/5/2022 13:34

Now the tone of this article seems almost personal, it's vicious, like a dossier of negativity and avoids anything at all positive. But the takeaway, based upon the evidence trail, appears to be rational. In a nutshell this guy has form for making speculative bids and then walking away. No evidence he has the firepower to pull it off. But would benefit from another bid with his seven figure declared stake. And lots of cosy connections to MM and his buddies. IMO adequately explains the share price disconnect. IMO they are trying to wage war back against the city and flush out some real bids. If they don't get one all the recent PI hot money will exit quick smart, leaving LTHs to play the long recovery game. Anyone in this for a quick buck needs to understand the risk, are you prepared to hold for longer term?

[griffo221] 29/5/2022 13:34

Obviously they do have substance, hence the shorts closing, RNS notifications. If it was a load of tosh dont you think Candy for one would address this to save face especially after the Chelsea dealings

[sanks] 29/5/2022 13:29

They'll know when it drops to 72p.. they'll all know Matty's mate has done some of us a short lived favour..
Love him so much..Best guy in the world..I'm gonna leave him space on that mahogany table to park his bugatti next to mine..love him so so much xxx

Please be careful..I've seen the books
Thank you so much..lovya xx and shagya later with love and kindness

[boix] 29/5/2022 13:27

Investor known in City circles as 'The Welsh Wizard' emerges with £30m interest in online business THG By NEIL CRAVEN, FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY PUBLISHED: 21:50, 28 May 2022
An investor known in City circles as 'The Welsh Wizard' has emerged with a £30million interest in controversial online business THG. Richard Griffiths's position can be revealed amid suggestions that private equity firms may be considering bids.

Shares in THG, also known as The Hut Group, have been on a rollercoaster ride.
They peaked at more than £8 last year after the company floated on the stock exchange in September 2020.
But the stock fell beneath the initial £5 offer price and has languished since.
THG investors looking for reasons to be cheerful may find heart in Griffiths's interest, totalling 1.6 per cent of the shares. He is regarded as a City veteran and a savvy investor.
A former sheep farmer and a founder of investment bank Evolution, it was once reported that he conducted his business from the back room of a pub he owns in the Welsh hills.
Griffiths invested in TalkTalk before it was acquired by Toscafund and the telecoms firm's founder and chairman Sir Charles Dunstone in 2020.
Earlier this month, THG said it had rejected a £2billion – or £1.70- a-share – bid approach from Belerion Capital and King Street Capital. Property mogul Nick Candy has also announced that he may bid for the beauty, make-up and technology giant.
City sources say founder Matt Moulding would support an offer of £2.50 a share for the business, valuing it at around £3billion.