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NEVER MIND WHAT THE PUBLIC LIKES OR DISLIKES ITS A FACT, i dont like the greedy fat cat private sector bosses in any industry least of all energy but they are here to stay and that includes private companys helping the NHS such as TLY whats more they are all indispensable and needed ,no good saying it wont happen it already has and has for decades.their work to support the NHS is essential What would you rather have ? to pay for your ops and healthcare,?do you really believe the government ares about tax people pay? really ! one thing for sure you dont want american style health care. so it will and has happened here ,think yourself lucky you dont have it to pay directly. and thats a FACT
Good luck with Labour getting in btw.
One thing you over look the Public don't like rhe idea of private firms fat cat bosses milking hard working tax payers at the expense of the NHS...that simply wont happen...but you can always dream on I guess!
Certainly not me panicking,i have the confidence to continue,dont think there will be another rns until next month and the year end for tly.TLY not on life support far from it in fact what you havent mentioned is the 3 mil savenigs they have made to the busines these last three months which in itself is significant and also the not far short of 3 mil that delayed payment which they could not count in with the last results . also it was stated in the interview last november that they expect to return to profit in second quartr so while the next set of results might improve a little and not expecting to much at that stage further into the year it should be on its way to profit for the interim,and knowone yet knows regards what they have coming to them for renewed and new contracts. i see no reason why they shouldnt have them with the reputation they have grown with which is good .Considering the strong possibility of labour getting in later this year there is further likelihood of more money being poured into the NHS towards year end or so as this would be typical labour ploy
Bumblebee
I'm not the one panicking.
Still no further RNS's or TR-1 notices...
Cash dwindling, the CFO done a runner at year end, loss making, cash couple of million at best doesn't look good in fact I would say Totally is on life support waiting for the plug to get pulled!
Justdeezerts
Nanoco hasn't paid the dividend yet hence why the share price has not yet fallen.
A priceless quote from yesteryear:
"Regardless of the hole the current Board has dug themselves what are readers expectations? I'm now think post dividend payment 10p to 12p, the share price will go as low as 3p. "
Oh, did I forget to mention - this was a prediction from our mischievous friend TwoGood in July 2023 on a company called NANO.
And by the way, NANO's SP was 18p at that time - today's its SP is sitting pretty @ 20p.
Got this week's winning lottery ticket numbers, TwoGood....?
Thats just where your wrong as usual TwoGood the fundamentals have and are changing, sp is not being worked over as you put it,share price manipulation ! why should it be,?wrong again,start position was not 5p but just over 4,wrong again so what is it that you can get right ? the answer is NOTHING ,even your singing ship is still afloat . You have nothing to say positive on other chat boards either,in summary your just a dozy troll
Well no further RNS releases looks like the share price is just being worked over. Normally leads to a retrenchment back to the start position around 5p if not lower. Of course nothing wrong if a news release is made assuming a 'good' one but presently the omens don't look good and the share price is being manipulated. TR1 notifications in a day or so on any Instutional Investor's buying or selling would provide a little clarity if no activity again this week's steep rise looks suspicious and hard to justify.
Just being manipulated no material enough news to justify such a steep share price rise, fundamentals havent changed and the share price crashes back down as traders bank profits. LTH's typically don't do anything as they are more often than not sitting on large legacy paper loses. Watch and learn!
15- 20% …Would Be Nice Today …
Out Of Interest …Hallsworthy …The Time Of Your Post And The Times Of The Previous Sells …
Would The £154 ….Be Your Trade ….
Sniffing @ 7p ….Now
It's been a great short term trade, thanks. Getting way too frothy now so I'm expecting a big pull back so I'm out.
TwoGood2Die, really dont know how you have the neck to show your face on here these days for instance ..how is your sinking ship doing ? and your red flags ?your 20% drop etc etc,
So directors normaly buy in and when they show confidence in the company but here your rhubarb really starts ,but in this case it isnt a good sign and its just being done as a show to mislead so how many people do you know that would put money into a company just for a show when they really thought otherwise,? you get more and more preposterous by the day Two Good .next thing you will be saying black is really white . are you sure your the age you are and not ten years old you numpty.
2good - do your sums - he's invested £100k over the past two months - I reckon that's a sign of confidence and leadership. I doubt if you have one penny invested here!
Only you could focus on the latest purchase implying it was a 'one-off'.
The more you troll here, the more people see you haven't a clue on this BB! Move on, or move out!
GLA
Justdeezerts
How do you derive 'leading from the front' from buying a few shares for £25k?
TwoGood speculating out of his wrong end, as usual.
CFO has gone (or pushed out) after being at the helm during a period where cash pile has diminished substantially and SP has crashed spectacularly. Why would investors be sorry to see a change in financial leadership?
I'd say it is a plus and Simon Sitwell has decided to show confidence by leading from the front - IMHO.
@ 6p….. Be Good To Break It Today …
Eeerrrr, Simon Sitwell has been buying steadily over the last 4 months, not just recently.
In other words, nothing has changed except to say this is ridiculously cheap, and I’m having another tranche, and we’ll be getting a better CFO too.
Mozax ….Agree Plenty of Upside Here ……Loads Climbing Onboard Today ….
Gearing Up For A Fantastic Week ….
When a director or in this case non executive buys shares its normally a good sign.
The issue I have is why just after the CFO's departure. This feels very contrived to support the share price ahead of bad news.
Normally these purchases are made as directors have confidence in the company's future prospects..
I believe here we have the complete opposite no doubt weighing up how low the price could fall to offset further risk of falls while given the impression of confidence in Totally's future prospects..The timing of the purchase barely a week following the CFO's departure gives the game away!
Positive to see The Non Executive Chairman continuing to add reasonable amounts, he’s been buying steadily for a while.
Should put to bed any concerns regarding the departure of the CFO.
Increase from £10M to £13M for the 111 Contract that begins this month. Tick.
To think I first bought here at 39p, didn’t hold for long as, like many Companies, it was being sold down.
Plenty of upside here, and the BoD agree.
Nice chunky Late Buys …..
I see 1gw posted something about the HUGE shares options granted to the BOD back from 2019 onwards including the CFO, does that mean the CFO will be bailing out now they have resigned? Another Huge red flag for Stt1 to talk about isn't it? JMO
Only another 2000% rise from here and Stt1 (otherwise known as the Sickothetech troll on other chat rooms) will be at break even!!! 😆 🤣 😂 😹
And Away …..Good Job The Boneheads Are Posting …