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Tricky,
"When Tremor published their news of 'substantially ahead of expectations' TU it was rubbished" "Now he crows about the same being touted for Totally".
Why do have a problem with posters expressing an opinion backed up with evidence and links?
It doesn't bother me that you posting your bear points here. I and others have comprehensively countered them.
TLY are in a very strong position, with significant growth over the past year and ahead, despite Covid.
Quite simply,
If bear points can be countered it makes the bull case stronger.
If bull points can be countered it makes the bear case stronger.
Feel free to counter my points on trmr thread with links to back up your assertion.
Despite hotly contested US Elections, highest ad spend, trmr increased ebitda by only $100k($60.5m, 2019 $60.4m) and revenues by only 2%. That's with a full year contribution from Unruly(2019 NIL) and rthm(2019 8 months).
https://www.tremorinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/TRMR-Final-Results-100321.pdf
I backed my conviction and bought after the White Paper was leaked and will hold.
What's wrong with just taking a position and waiting to see how it plays out? Why try so hard to persuade others into buying off the back of dubious speculation? Is it just so you can get out on an artificial spike and onto the next big thing?
When Tremor published their news of 'substantially ahead of expectations' TU it was rubbished by our resident doom-monger.
Now he crows about the same being touted for Totally.
It seems he is biased and opinionated and cannot tolerate negativity against his beloved private healthcare company.
It all sounds like he wants it all his own way.
Very, very immature (childish) behaviour - As Expected!
Grow a pair, grow up and stop taunting us on Tremor.
Get back inside your shell and give it a rest.
Otherwise where does it all end?
So but confused that cash element increased by £5.9 Million but that would imply a profit before tax of over £7 million.
Turnover less but was expected and restructure resulting in a more leaner company in three sectors.
Any thoughts
Bumblebee,
It's always best to understand the business model, read the company/sector newsflow and look for posts where facts are backed up by links. I post company/sector newsflow and links to back them up. If no links then it's speculative waffle.
The sp is stable, isn't rising so why would investors buy into a company where the White Paper is really bad news.. Honest guv.
The fact the White Paper proposals were expected, largely known about, doesn't matter... honest guv.
The problem is PIs didn't read and understand the White Paper or TLY business model.
Today's strong performance is on the back of TLY being impacted by covid. What growth when covid is stable or no longer a serious threat????
Once covid is under control, the 3 divisions will prosper, working with the new 'White Paper' proposals, which were expected and great for TLY.
1) Urgent Care division - Covid has pushed NHS 111 to the forefront of everyone's minds. Something the govn has wanted to achieve over the past decade, covid has done in a year.
2) Planned Care division - They will resume their growth once covid is stable
3) Insourcing - significant growth ahead due to operations postponed due to covid.
They have been building their business model for the NHS Plans. The sooner the govn implement the proposals the better.
Net Cash £14.8m
Earnings to beat management expectations and last year's £4m
Revenues close to £100m
Dividend paying.
Mcap £65m!!
Well i will uphold your optimism STT1 you were right and so was i ,we keep the faith and i hope all the droughting Thomas's and including Eddy21 ,their arguments have been floored by this latest news . This news is fantastic for all the hard work they have put in for the management and shareholders alike.
TLY is not a volatile share and at times it can be slow but it is progressing nicely,yes all very positive, what is their not to like about them steady away.