Thg Share Discussion Threads

[bad robot] 01/11/2021 21:07

Thank you, Mister Bull. Now it makes sense of the big closing auctions.

I was about to take four valiums and drink 2 litres of cheap cider.

Have a blessed evening, my friends, fans and followers.

We are in together.

BR
IN BR WE TRUST
RED MERCURY CREW

[senseibull] 01/11/2021 21:04

Yeah they must have corrected it. I linked to where I found mine

[senseibull] 01/11/2021 21:02

hxxps://londonnewstime.com/a-fund-managed-by-blackrock-to-sell-55-million-shares-of-thg/529272/But actually some article's say to sell.

[space_bob] 01/11/2021 20:58

You can ignore the news if you like Champion. I've stayed positive through the falls, because I've expected an imminent bounce. Now I'm expecting an imminent fall and I still hold a fair few shares, so rationally what would you do?

[mcmather] 01/11/2021 20:54

I just wonder whether the issue – if there is one – is with b’rock and something their end?? As of 27 Oct 2021, seven of the eleven analysts covering THG seemingly had an average TP of 574p.



Would they not also be privy to the same info as BR, and especially their ‘mates’ at JPM (Price target: 347p?) ?

[space_bob] 01/11/2021 20:27

That's my concern mcmather. You can't help wonder if they know something. It doesn't quite make sense, which makes me nervous.

[mcmather] 01/11/2021 20:17

From 18 Mar 2021 (94,473,610) onwards, B’rock essentially increased their holding.

According to the RNS’s, the largest holding BR held was around 12 Aug 2021; 136,701,152 (voting rights).

As recently as 30 Sept 2021 they held 134,910,612 (voting rights).

Since then, there has been the 'Removal of the Special Share' and the TS 26 Oct 2021 (largely positive and no notable surprises).

What did they miss / what has happened that they would not previously have been aware of to prompt a 55m share disposal? It just seems odd; they could have started offloading much earlier in 2021 and when the share price was much higher.

[bad robot] 01/11/2021 19:47

Dealy, wherever you post, shares get hammered. PFC 180p to 130p

Carilion 0p, Booze beer 0p, Jarvis, woollies, debs, Flybe......................

[space_bob] 01/11/2021 19:43

Yes, please filter me complex you're a little obsessed. I've not been badgering anyone, my current situation means that if it bounces I do okay - if it crashes I've partially dodged a bullet. I've been overwhelmingly positive about THG and I still am long term, but doesn't mean I'm completely unconcerned on news like this.

[complex machinery] 01/11/2021 19:37

Best to filter. dampening posters comments for the purpose of himself running. That's sad. Lets leave it this way.
space_bob1 Nov '21 - 19:29 - 1988 of 1990 (Filtered)

[complex machinery] 01/11/2021 19:35

So you were getting nervous, badgering others so you could sell. Dampening posters comments and making them look bad, where you had an ulterior motive.

No, you did not know about Blackrock till 5 pm today, so that was not your reason for selling.

So you are using your sipp account as a trading share account. OK gr8





space_bob1 Nov '21 - 19:29 - 1988 of 1989

I then sold 1/3 of my SIPP holding at 4.30pm because I was getting nervous about THG going down to £2 and see a good chance of Gattaca jumping 20% this week. Very soon all the money will be back in THG.

BB's have zero effect on price. Blackrock selling 55m shares kinda does.

[gregpeck7] 01/11/2021 19:29

This Is highly likely the case.

[space_bob] 01/11/2021 19:29

Nope, I posted this morning that I was transferring investment accounts. I wasn't aware funds get stuck in settlement for two days when this is done as I've never been in this situation before, so basically that cash is stuck. I then sold 1/3 of my SIPP holding at 4.30pm because I was getting nervous about THG going down to £2 and see a good chance of Gattaca jumping 20% this week. Very soon all the money will be back in THG.

BB's have zero effect on price. Blackrock selling 55m shares kinda does. I still hold a fair amount of THG and I'm very very much in the red on this one. However you look at it, the news is pretty negative and will push me further into the red.

[complex machinery] 01/11/2021 19:25

space_bob29 Oct '21 - 15:59 - 1790 of 1985
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Well easy to slag off UK markets, but I suspect that THG had a different view until it went wrong a few weeks ago. I have no doubt it will be back above IPO price in no time, this is just a blip.

[senseibull] 01/11/2021 19:24

Im not selling i like the products too much

[complex machinery] 01/11/2021 19:22

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.

[complex machinery] 01/11/2021 19:21

So you sold, as you are negative, yet you said you were looking for 1000p, you are a long termer.

In reality, you were dampening punters concerns so you could sell; now you are claiming 180p.



space_bob1 Nov '21 - 19:17 - 1982 of 1983

I bought for £2.50 and £3.00. I sold 70% of those holdings today at varying degrees of loss. I plan to put back in every penny of it when I feel the time is right. Not convinced it will be tomorrow.

[bad robot] 01/11/2021 19:18

Very likely.


GypsyFortuneTeller1 Nov '21 - 19:12 - 1978 of 1980

What is wrong with people. The 55m selling has been managed over the last three weeks, hence the cratering of the price.