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As mentioned before this bounces around on a breeze...next news will send it up over 100%
Great weekend to all

All that potential for £33m Mcap... plenty upside id say!

i cant understand the sellers this morn... unless they are closing T positions... we are on the cusp of the big time here.

You may be right Guy... definitely no guarantees... but equally news really can drop at any time and at this price level the upside outweighs the down massively so best be in rather than out imho.. £27m Mcap is tiny.

It went from 15 to 82 don't forget

Could be more than that if it leaks out BUDD has actually got some decent news for us next week… we know this jumps around like crazy and has has many 20% swing days over the last 18 months.

Roll on and bring back the 38p days :-)

I fully expect CP to emphasise this in the IPO …. all dreaming aside there has never been a better set of circumstances in the last few years to launch this. Let’s crack on.

Some decent buying this afternoon.... bodes well for tomorrow and the breach of the 4p barrier.

Cant see it holding for long and we will be on our way to double figures again.

Even British Bulls is saying stay long here ;-0

Yes I'm still here.... ;-0 .....holding & hoping this gets back to those heady heights Mr P

Definitely looking strong here, not many shares in free float so any good news is amplified... 7-10p by month end anyone?

...... Investing.com - Gold longs’ bet to win the race against inflation seems to be on.
Gold futures’ most active contract on New York’s Comex, February, settled up $19.70, or 1.1% at $1,818.50 per ounce on Tuesday to advance across the key $1,800 support level ahead of the release of the latest reading on U.S. inflation. It was the third consecutive rise for Comex gold, which has gained 1.6% over the stretch.
Expectations are high that the Consumer Price Index for December will show another spike after the 6.8% jump in the year to November, which already represented the fastest price growth in 40 years.
Gold is touted as an inflation hedge and it is reinforcing that label by holding to a decent support level since the start of 2022. It failed that hedge mission several times last year as its rivals — the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields rallied instead of expectations of U.S. rate hikes.
“The reason why gold will outperform is not a clear one, but it seems unlikely that the back-end of the Treasury curve will see yields go significantly higher once we get past the first couple of Fed rate hikes,” said Ed Moya, analyst at online trading platform OANDA. “The longer gold stays above $1800 the more annoyed the shorts will become.”
The United States will likely have more interest rates over time if inflation continues to exceed forecasts, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday as the central bank prepared for its first rate hike since the COVID-19 pandemic that upended the economy two years ago.

For me it depends what CP has lined up for Tally... he definitely has to get this launched in other countries where Gold is more revered and push the inflation busting advantages of Gold ownership.
I may be dreaming here but i feel if the IPO gets this off the ground and any sellers are cleared the future could possibly bode well if Tally develops & branches out... CP needs to relay these plans in the next Q&A along his future product plans for the next 1-3yrs... because if he intends to just let Tally bumble along without a clear and decisive product plan giving this the correct exposure it will just crash & burn... over to you Cameron.

If there is an attempted sell off trades will only go through if the brokers have buyers, I'm personally not in any hurry I've written off the cash years ago... and as I've seen many times before you may get a sale at a reduced price then the fat cats swoop in and buy your hard held shares at a 50% discount only for it to rise in the weeks after. All depends on what CP has lined up for the future of Tally

This will be 20% down today

Smbbb... i agree with you as I'm sure do 99.9% of holders that there will be no rebuilt trust in CP until this is back.. relisted.... and we can trade our shares freely, all I'm saying is on the face of it a director buying shares ahead of an IPO is normally seen as a good thing...Of course only time will tell but we cant lose hope just yet.

Let’s put this another way…..if the IPO was here now and we were all asking if CP was buying anymore at the pre IPO price and he said ….er no… he would be torn to shreds for not putting in and everyone saying he knows this is going nowhere so why throw good money after bad.

But he is putting money in and he is still being chastised for it. I’m not saying I completely trust him as the last 3 years have been bloody tough with more missed deadlines than I care to remember and who’s to say a clever accounting process isn’t behind it all but we have to go with what we can see…. He may know than he’s letting on regarding the future of Tally and he’s loading up at this cheap price….is that not a plausible idea?

Cheers 99Treble.. yes to heavily ;-0..about £230-240k @ various prices.. but i had it spare and nobody forced my arm... just got carried away by the greedy monster.
...Still who knows..i wont be complaining if this hits 20p in a couple of years when Tally opens up in other countries. ;-)

Well this months Q&A could be the most interesting yet.