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Exactly. Long term this should be a very powerful company imo. The best thing to do is sock 'em away and spend as little time on here as possible tbh.

It's a simple sad fact that the market is but a shadow of what it was in its heyday. There's probably quite incredible long-term value here in the months and years to come but it'll be played by squeaky-voiced traders of the type we see today and all kinds of City shenanigans in the short term.

I have to step in here because you simply love the sound of your own steam far too much.

I set the Telegram group up and you, yes you, were invited to be there along with everyone else on here. If you didn't take advantage of it that's on you. It wasn't 'secretive' - it was open and public for many months but I took it private as I was getting spam and bots that needed constantly weeding out, not an easy task juggling a real-time, FT day job and other commitments. You've been nothing but objectionable from the word go on here and yet I left the group open for you and anybody else to join for quite some time. So stop making out it was somehow taken offline to spite you because you're not that important.

My Telegram group is anything but 'elite' as well you know.

I simply won't allow one person to dictate that everyone else jumps to suit them and then goes in again in a rude manner. If you've been warned from jumping off of a cliff and do it anyway then that's on you.

Furthermore, if this was all about one person and one person's trades why oh why would that person ever need to be in an 'elite' shareholders support group to start with?

Best of luck.

Well apparently you're on there making a thundering nuisance of yourself too.

They are trading but are on a private matched trading facility, JPJ Brokers.

He clarified in the Q and A that it wasn't 5% but above. They've sold some for working capital I presume and to invest in another company to diversify. The remaining amount could be anything up to 10%. My guess is it's probably about halfway between the two.

From Cameron on the Tally Q and A tonight:

"Good evening fellow Tally Central shareholders and welcome to our first Q&A session for 2025. The end of January is seeing the culmination of a lot of work around our business strategy, and updated activation fee pricing going live from Feb. The end of January also sees the completion of a key corporate objective and that is to see the Company’s shares tradable on the JPJ Jenkins Platform. We shall be announcing this in the morning, but for your interest here is an extract of the RNS:

Tally Central Ltd, the independent money innovator and central authority of the Tally full-reserve non-fiat monetary system, and physical-gold digital currency, tally®️, is pleased to announce that its shares have been admitted to trade on the JP Jenkins share dealing platform (TAL:JPJ) with an admission price of 3p per share giving an indicative market capitalisation of circa £23 million.

Tally Central’s monetary system empowers people to use sound money in an everyday account with a Mastercard®️ debit card, and provides simple and inexpensive gold ownership, with instant utility.

In addition to its core operating business, the Company holds strategic investments of 5% or more in Bombay Stock Exchange-listed gold mining company, Deccan Gold Mines Limited and travel industry Saas (Software-as-a-Service) company, Journey Mentor Ltd. Tally Central’s audited accounts for financial year ending 30 June 2024 that were completed and published at the end of October 2024, showed the Company’s total net assets in excess of £9 million at financial year end. The audited financial accounts can be found at Reports Archive - TallyMoney

Cameron Parry, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, commented: “Tally is on a mission to provide people with sound money, that benefits and protects depositors and savers, and can be used as an alternative to their local currency issued by the government’s central bank. Combining the value of gold with payments innovation, we deliver sound money which is foundational to individual financial wellbeing, and promotes savings and productivity in society. Tally Central’s monetary system enables people to use tally as their everyday money, for savings and payments. The TallyMoney App also provides a transparent and inexpensive way to own gold in seconds, with instant access through an everyday account and debit card.

Tally Central’s subsidiary, Tally UK, currently has a base of several thousand UK customers, and now with the focus moving to growing that customer base significantly over 2025 and 2026, it is timely for TAL shares to be admitted to trading and we’re pleased to be joining the JP Jenkins platform."

Hi Gary. No there's nothing there. Make sure you're spelling 'threads' as threadZ - with a z not with an s.

Just copy and paste this:

ManyThreadz@duck.com

Cheers.

I agree, chimers, plenty will head for the door on open but we must understand that it's not the sort of door were used to. I just didn't want people to panic assuming it would immediately tank because the mechanism is different. Your shares might not sell, but there'll be no mms to mess about with a price of their choosing. You could technically hold out for 3p or more indefinitely. And it'd be prudent to do so, so that buyers are at least forced to match that level.

Quite a lot of people also see merit in holding or keeping some back for potential growth. Hopefully CP has arranged some buyers too. He was supposedly looking into liquidity.

Q and A is on Thursday this week in the evening so we should know more. For anyone not able to get onto the Tally forum or in the Telegram group myself and/or someone from there will bring the relevant points over here for you guys so you don't miss out.

Again, if anyone wants to join the Tally Telegram contact me on ManyThreadz@duck.com.

Https://moneyterms.co.uk/matched-bargain/#:~:text=Matched%20bargain%20trading%20systems%20are%20order%20driven%2C%20rather,where%20investors%20buy%20and%20sell%20to%20market%20makers.

Definition of Matched Bargain

A Matched Bargain refers to a transaction in which a stockbroker or dealer acts as an intermediary, matching buy and sell orders from different parties without the involvement of an exchange. In a matched bargain transaction, the broker matches a buyer willing to purchase a security at a specified price with a seller willing to sell the same security at that price.

'Price Negotiation: Unlike transactions executed on an exchange, where prices are determined by market forces, matched bargain transactions involve price negotiation between buyers and sellers. The price at which the transaction is executed is agreed upon by both parties.'

'Flexibility: Matched bargain transactions offer flexibility to buyers and sellers in terms of price negotiation and transaction timing. Parties can negotiate prices and execute transactions outside of regular trading hours, providing greater flexibility compared to exchange-traded transactions.'

Please do read up about this stuff. Don't be going into it assuming it is some mm-driven exchange where the sp is going to zoom up and down wildly. It can be slow and laborious but safer than than seeing the the drops we're used to on these markets. The only way it's going to 1p on day 1 is if you, me and everyone else sets a limit at 1p, bizarrely. When he's offered us a starting rate of 3p that may get scooped up by any buyers he has lined up (and other Tally shareholders who want to accumulate more - and yes there are some :) ).

https://accountend.com/unveiling-matched-bargain-transactions-definition-process-and-examples/#:~:text=A%20Matched%20Bargain%20refers%20to%20a%20transaction%20in,different%20parties%20without%20the%20involvement%20of%20an%20exchange.

Err, no you can't, chimers. The price is just not picked up. It doesn't 'crash' in the traditional way an mm-controlled market does. You can literally hold out for that price for as long as you want until someone says 'Yes, I'll match that.'

It's more orderly than a recognised exchange,. It can only move down to 1p if you decide you want to sell for 1p and someone accepts that. It doesn't mean a price crash. If people set limits at 3p minimum then buyers ought to come in at that minimum price. You can set your own price.

You can't 'crash the price' for goodness sakes. It's not a market exchange controlled by market makers. It's controlled by YOU.

No, well it was supposed to be end of Jan start of Feb so they might not have made the cut this time.

A source at Tally last week said that there was no change to plans and one can surmise the listing is still on track. Fingers crossed.

Thanks AliAli, that's the one. Much appreciated. :)

It was a pdf document. But thanks for the link. :)

Does anyone have a link for the latest NEO company presentation please? I'm unable to get onto Telegram atm. The link there was showing a date with 2025 but the company site one is dated Q4 2024.

TIA if anyone can help.

I've left you a message in your DMs there.

..hangs around carping on about something they don't like, don't trust and thinks is rubbish. It wouldn't be worth your time. You'd find better things to pursue ages ago.

I think you're one of a billion boiler roomers paid to operate to sew FUD, only you're transparent like all the others. You think that bashing something you appear to hate is normal behaviour which other people will think is acceptable. Whilst all the time you're accumulating.