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....and, to add, mms and bear traders playing the gaps in newsflow and delays. I have very little doubt that we'd be proudly sat below a penny if we were live. Even with all this progress and work, this ****-poor market would still only focus on the boxes that haven't been ticked rather than the achievements.
The marketing angle is a difficult one to pin down. On one hand it does feel as if they've been far too precious about getting Tally out there and building some proper steam behind this concept. It's almost as if they've expected everyone to blithely stumble across them, rather than plugging their concept beyond Twitter and Facebook.
But then, if App 2.0 IS the big cheese (and was always pre-planned to be), then maybe it's been sensible to raise awareness but not too much (and especially keeping it confined to the UK so far), because there was a new version coming and foreign markets were further off anyway?
I don't know, I'm not in their heads, and perhaps they have had their eye off the ball in terms of PR and the ground they could have gained. But you can also burn through a lot of cash marketing something that's only half decent. And there are obvious reasons why you'd be less keen on marketing your basic first version than a much more refined 2.0. All this testing on shareholders/small groups to start with might prove prudent in the long run. It's not as if we're taking a hit with the sp whilst all this goes on. We no doubt could well do if we were active on AIM. Mostly because of uncertainty.
No need to spculate
Every market has entry conditions.
These can be found on their websites, its public information.
I can tell you without reading it cant be the
100 Index or
250 Index
Dont think its uncommon for companies to move from aim to Lse ma5k, but I absolutely agree with your sentiments...if Tally is going to gain credibility and move beyond Lionsgold shareholders as you quite rightly saying its going to need a market listing!!!
Cameron seemed very optimistic and Tally has come on leaps and bounds since Lionsgold/ Goldbloc days and now has a functioning product...see what the marketing rollout and listing has in store
Maybe a JV/merger with a partner who is already main market listed???? Just throwing it out there!
Great if they can achieve it but does seems hard to believe. As things stand, even a re-list on AIM will take quite some doing. The current user-base of Tally is hardly impressive and while community forums, website makeovers & app upgrades are all well and good will they actually attract greater numbers which is surely what really counts... would like to see them put more energy into actually marketing this rather than unnecessary bells & whistles.
The crowdfunding seems to have been pushed back to next year but their ability to raise significant interest will be telling. As for main market I'll believe that when I see it (more delusions of grandeur comes to mind).
Until interest spreads beyond the same old Lionsgold shareholders it's all hot air.