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I'll be honest, I'll be glad to see the back of 'Lionsgold' if we are to change to Tallymoney. I love the picture logo of the lion but the name itself and current company incarnation has been nothing short of disastrous and I hope that if we turn a new page and relist as Tally we can move on and away from the past.

I think if CP was going to dump this project he'd have done so by now, offloaded it to some exec buddy and moved on. But he hasn't, and it is my hope that the company can come back a much sounder and stronger one. They have identified that comms need to improve, including across social media, and the new job posts may help by taking pressure off someone potentially spreading themselves too thin atm (side-eyes CP). Once the PR starts to roll out we should see some excitement return. This has been a long time in the making so lets hope it'll be worth the wait.

Considering the fact that were we trading we'd probably BE at well below a penny by now, bigmj offering to take your shares off your hands for 1p sounds like a bargain atm, lol.

Anyway, there's another 2-3 months before we do trade (if we are indeed to come back) so probably not much info in the pipeline until end of Feb re: Manchester presentation and March PR campaign kicks in (we hope). But we'll see. I'll keep checking round my links and update should anything change.

"I just think it is hysterical that CP got conned out of probably many tens of thousands from a marketing company who told him that they'd come up with this amazing relevant name for the latest incarnation of Kolar, Lionsgold, Goldbloc etc. and gave him that cringy statement to put out about the name change claiming it to be virtuous of the new business model, when in fact they had just copy and pasted the name from other fintech businesses that are actually performing a task and not just evangelising about what they dream about doing sometime in the distant future."

Where's your evidence that any of this actually happened except in your very biased head?

Unless you meant the other company got to 60p.

This one certainly won't. Set your expectations low on AIM.

60p?

You're a lunatic.

Interesting.

I think it destroys the myth that Tally is some sort of handicap based on an out-of-date word and that company is California based, even better tbh.

"In that respect I think Tally offers something different, and just because some are moaning about bubbles bursting doesn't mean those opportunities are not being taken up elsewhere in the world."

Or that the bubble will burst!

Indeed there is, but there's a difference between too many generic banking platforms, which is what this article seems to largely if not all be about, and a company offering a means to store your money via a gold-backed product.

In that respect I think Tally offers something different, and just because some are moaning about bubbles bursting doesn't mean those opportunities are not being taken up elsewhere in the world.

I think it's a valid point that you raise and it's unwise to be complacent but I don't see where Tally really fits the same profile as basic bog-standard just store-your-money platforms. You are holding digital gold that can be spent in a very unique way and as far as I know these types of offerings are nowhere near as prevalent as online banks.

I would dearly like for CP to shed the 'cowboy Parry' tag and just get this back on track asap.

I think we'll all feel better if/as/when the officially stated PR campaign is launched around March and we start to see rollout and buzz in the media. Although it is intended to be a 'soft launch', aka limited and likely confined ton UK users (in line withe original intent), I should mention that in my experience these can do very well.

I was reading a trade publication only yesterday about how a tech company (in the sports sector) did a 'soft launch' app and the takeup was so good they were already attracting more users than anticipated. My own company, also in the sporting sector, launched a foreign language app last year and the takeup has been immense to the point it had to be quickly upgraded to include the language of the country that surprisingly made it more successful than the intended target market. This too was a 'soft launch'.

The other thing to consider is that LION should have been working on a language translator app for the Indian and other foreign markets. Of course much of India speaks English but other users don't so it would be helpful to target Tally in Hindi and Gujarati, etc. Also the standard Spanish and French languages may be something LION is working on including in its app/s. Or it should be, if this thing is to go global. It can certainly do well on just English, but including other languages would be really helpful too. You do get surprise takeup by unplanned demographics.

Just talking about this on a board is going nowhere for you guys. Clearly those in the company are doing bugger all about anything.

Why not forward a report to British police, the Met, who have good links with Hong Kong/Singapore, etc. Is that not at least worth a shot? Theft from British investors.

PS: see bigbench's post for initial reason for 'suspension'. My post relates to the eventual delisting after that time period. Cheers.

smalltrader, we haven't been given a definite answer as to why this hasn't relisted sooner but my guess would be that because of the goalpost shifting and extra time needed,coupled with the fact that companies get absolutely battered by traders, shorters and mms spotting any opportunity to drag a share down and continuously depress it on missed timescales, they felt it better to cushion themselves/and us against that. The mines are also currently integral to the eventual supply of product and Finland is close according to accounts (gold being poured, etc).

They likely knew the work involved and change of direction wouldn't allow them to get the product out in 2018. We'd have been wiped out if we were active. Would you have liked to have seen sub 1p because honestly that's probably where we'd be right now.

In hindsight it was no doubt a wise choice. I think the company intends to reinvent itself, come back (hopefully) stronger and under a new name and with a functioning product.

And I think LION will be gone soon myself. It seems to be all about Tally now.

As frustrating as it is (for me most notably comms) consider that had Tally been managed by anyone but CP and his team we'd have long since hit the market and could have successfully expanded the product as we went along.

However, had CP not been involved we wouldn't have the concept as it is, or its development into Tally. Double edged sword and I'm afraid the best thing to do is chill and sit it out, It's no good shouting at the ether all that much because, LION being LION, you're not gonna hear a squeak back (forget about a roar) and you're only winding yourself up.

Let's just hope we're finally on track. We appear to have more presentations planned and betaing for Android within in the next month and March PR campaign. So lets hope each step is a step closer. Despite the chaotic approach, I do think LION has a valid offering here and are working hard towards it. There may even be people on the team that strongly disagree with how this has been drawn out but ultimately the BoD gets final say. I suspect the team is pretty small and only just recently expanding itself.

We are at the moment faring a lot better than the poor folks at MYSQ for example, whose CEO has literally run off with their money, and with no attempts by anyone to even track him down. So yes, we could be in a barrel worse trouble. I do not believe Bigmj would have put down the amount of money he has for a dead company that fails to relist. So let's keep it in some kind of perspective as we have 3 more months of potential non comms. The most sensible thing to do would be to hold the line imo.

Why are people rearranging the timeline to suit themselves?

The timeline is here and relisting is intended for April. It's very clear what the plan of action is.

https://twitter.com/DavidSm91339510/status/1084403479387557888

I'd really appreciate it if people DIDN'T encourage Lionsgold to drag this out longer than it needs to, thank you all the same. Let's get relisted in April as per timeline! There's no excuse not to.

https://twitter.com/DavidSm91339510/status/1084114307397439488

Courtesy of 99Treble(Dave). Little update to the main pic chart to include Tally in centre panel. Some here may have already seen this other may not.

I'd just be happy to see us trading again. I'll worry about sp if/as/when we get back.

So many AIM companies are going to the wall (because they are frankly, shit, treat investors like shit, and then shit comes flying back to the fan) that if we can pull off the rare opportunity of coming back (after also being largely treated like shit) then we all have a chance of being able to make our own decisions from there. Some will stay, some will go, some will stay put, but sell some.

Even if we relist at a uninspiring price, the value really is in the growth of the product. It might take weeks, months or years to catch on but it has powerful backing with Railsbank fintech and its networks and a hopefully stronger team in place. I'm looking forward to the PR/marketing launch!

If there's plenty of interest on comeback, we could do well. Let's hope so. It would be amazing if this intense wait could be finally justified.

Let's face it, you need to be an expert, or hit really lucky, to navigate it successfully for any long period.

And most people just don't have the time to monitor patterns or charts minute by minute. That's partly why it catches so many people out and we all end up stuck here for years, desperate to break even or get a fraction of our money back. But it is too badly regulated to be true as well. Shareholder protection is virtually non existent.

I block a lot of trolls and what's interesting is that when I logged in this sharespersons is filtered already, which must mean it's a troll that has come back under a new ID, but the system still recognises it, even if it changes it's name.

Please report that person. I'm not a holder here but have every sympathy with you guys. If ever there was a time for AIM regulators to step up it's now. AIM companies are just wiping out shareholders left right and centre and we have so little protection. If investors lose everything here the directors deserve to as well. No sneaking off with golden handshakes.

I think it'll be interesting to see where gold goes form here.

Normally when there's jitters people flock back to gold.

I got it from the Metro actually.

BBC News, Mirror and dear old Guardian certainly won't be in a hurry to report it.

Looks like it's filtering down now, the Sun has hold of it.