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I think we need to galvanise any potential shareholder action on here and even have a mailing list sort of fallback too, in case this board mysteriously gets shut down or LSE fails to function for any reason.

But let's see what comes of the next RNS. It may fly or flop, or provide some relevant/suitable answers. I'm not averse to giving them this year if they have a hard plan in place with dates and specifics. But beyond that, corona or not (which I can forego staff being off sick or having to work from home), it's getting past unacceptable not to relist.

If the directors have to relist from their own deep pockets they have a moral duty to imo. Almost 3 years by close of 2020 is more than long enough to come up with ideas.

*AGM/EGM, presentation or meeting in person, whatever.

I don't agree with BA at the best of times but you know full well he's not endorsing violence at the AGM.

That's not how it was worded.

The trouble with selling off the mines is that you're pluralising it as if there are two functioning mines.

India is pretty much paper only, it's got an age to go before it's worthwhile. Only Finland has production value. That, as we know, is in the pipeline to be offloaded. So really you're not saying anything that they don't know and are not looking at already. If you're just doing it to spur them on then fair enough.

Well my small firm is already making provisions for us to work from home for an 'extended period' if needs be. It's unprecedented and one can't be too complacent imo. Viruses aren't necessarily selective so anyone from the smallest office to the biggest corp could come a cropper.

I have been plenty critical of Tally mgmt, but I can't join your latest ****fest because there's a real world of work out there that many of us are in. Not just a virtual one spent pointing and laughing from behind a screen.

"Covid-19 will 100% be used as an excuse for more delays"

It's definitely possible. But in fairness, there will be legit concerns and if staff have to work from home to stay out of any zones or they get sick then that is beyond their control.

Atm, I do think they'll relist this or next year but it's now an entirely reasonable assumption that the chances of raising money for this project - under the current health circumstances- potentially just got more limited. Unless Tally bigwigs and high-income individuals/backers can really throw their hat in with the Crowdfunding. Having said that On the flipside, the term 'be greedy when others are fearful' may also be apt. The markets and financial industry can slump terribly in a crisis but human beings always bounce back to punt their money asap.

In an era where holding and spending gold with your own card and app would be physically safer (and probably increase profit) over carrying around disease-ridden fiat notes, Tally is a superb theoretical concept to invest in or back if you have appetite for risk.

Steady on, apple.

We haven't even built the Third Runway yet. And not likely to either.

At some point this thing needs a consolidation. There are FAR too many shares in issue, they're too eaily tradeable, it promotes and attracts nitwits who are in and out like a flash, and LR should care about the sp because it is the first port of call for future investors to see how healthy, and valued, a company is.

Sure, the company cannot control the mms and marke sentiment entirely, but I'm pretty sure we are where we are partly because it's not taken seriously with so many shares sloshing about. An eventual consolidation would at least make this company look marginally more professional than it does atm. We have an utter mountain to climb just to get to even half a penny.

It's ludicrous.

PS: I think he intends to relist too. But now it could be hard in the current hysterical coronavirus environment with people rushing to pull out of the stock market. If the intention was to list towards or in the back end of 2020, that would probably be more prudent an objective now, with the hope that the virus could have fizzled out by then. But it's a tough call as we all know Nature doesn;t always work the way we expect. Or hope.

I just can't see Tally being in the least bit proactive when there's an international crisis on. And there are so many bugs to fix with the app they'll probably use it as a reason to drag it out further. But bizarrely I do think his intent to relist is genuine, at least for now. He really is going to be called a Failure if he mismanages this one. This will follow him around forever. And yet outside of these boards, people seem to like Cameron Parry a lot.

I must add that when I say 'holders are fed up', these are holders here, myself included, though I'm not given to cheap potshots at the Tally staff or CEO, etc. There are I suspect plenty of quiet Tally holders and backers just sitting back watching and saying nothing.

I wouldn't worry about a handful of the same people making snide comments on here, bb. The boards are for venting and that's what people will do. I'm not bothered when it's obvious shareholders, it's more disconcerting when it's trolls who have no clear motive. Because thats just bull**** piling on and unnecessary.

Holders are fed up, that's pretty standard for most AIM companies, and esp one thats been off-market for 2 years. We're all waiting for the next move and the protracted silences from Tally don't help. But you generally find they've hauled arse into gear and have ticked something off in the background with each RNS. My main concern, apart from cashburn, is that whilst Tally seem to dither over how precious this concept is to be let loose, other, more powerfully-funded companies are stealing a march on us all the time. Even the Twitter interest has dried up to a dribble.

The free Tally offer withdrawal I'm not bothered about. Promotional periods are just that and do not last indefinitely. There's no great conspiracy there I don't think.

"Who is this cheery fellow?"

Someone whom all of this forum should be listening to. Far more than waiting for LR to throw us a crumb.

We're due an update in March, no?

I don't recall trying to 'shoot' anyone. If you think that random posts on a free forum affect what the company, mms and big groups of short sellers are going to do every day, then that's being blinkered imo.
I'm not even a regular poster, and I'm certainly not on here morning noon and night cheerleading this to heights it will frankly never reach. You can kid yourself all you want but until we here any different from this company there's a long way to go. Filling the huge gaps with 5p parties and all this NDA=we must have a secret suitor crap is exactly what brings negativity out of the woodwork. Mostly because that just isn't what is coming from the company. Most of you on here are dreamers, hoping for a giant payday. Those days are gone. If LR even manages to sell or JV this thing I'd say get out, take your profit and run. Because the boom times won't last for long and there will be more dithering and dilution to come. Imo. Just telling it as I see it.

I think the primary frustrating thing about EUZ is that it simply cannot hold even a pittance of a gain on a daily basis. It is just traded too heavily. Great quantities of shares can be bought for virtually nothing and offloaded on a tiny rise, netting the seller hundreds or thousands in profit. And they know this. And they're playing the game accordingly.

And in fairness who has diluted this to dollrags to allow this culture of fly by night daytrading? Dilution after dilution but never any associated value created for longterm/loyal holders who invest for the long game. These practices, collusion if you like, between AIM companies and daytraders ensures it's always one step forward and four back at every turn. No matter how great the asset is, or if there's promise for the future. The system of mega dilution on EUZ (some of it necessary but some highly questionable) for cheap shares and the ability to trade them like paper, is probably what's killing the mood. Not the asset. Or its promise. It's whether many people will ever get back their money let alone any value added on.

So yes, when youve been here awhile and can remember what hair gel Tooth used and you see the sp in as dire, if not worse state, for actually being further along the progress curve, then naturally it's going to leave people put out. It's not just here it's endemic across AIM. Actual protection and concern for the LTH is practically non existent.

"I would not see the fact that CP was up at 04:00 hrs doing the Q&A as a positive. Besides the fact that it makes for an entirely unproductive day, it’s perhaps indicative of shoddy planning !"

He's probably on holiday if he's back in Australia. And even if he's working, I think it showed commitment to the Q and A.

I note that the mining assets got brought up again, with the vibe seeming to be they were looking to divest. Finland, now at least producing, would make the most sense because India is really all about paper. They could get more for that once there is firm scoping studies or production. But that's a long way off. Some of the thread I had to skim because of getting ready for work but was sure I saw that their holding in Railsbank was worth double now?

Also, though I get the sense the appetite is there with the Bod for a relist sometime this year, I think it's likely to be well into the close of 2020 if it happens. The mechanics of the process, if we even began it now, would ensure that.

But honestly, I'd be totally happy with that if it were concrete. Like everyone else I just want my money unlocking so I have choices with it again. I might take it out, part with some of it or leave it invested in Tally, depending on progress, etc. But the lack of choice whilst others make money working for Tally is upsetting to shareholders.

It was good to see CP say the vast bulk of his time was now spent on Tally rather than other projects. Let's hope this is our year.

Yeah, the comms are at least open via the forum.

I read everything from last night just now. It's probably too soon since the last Q & A to expect mega progress but it did sound as if things are moving in the right direction. Some good points were made and they did seem to answer several questions after the thread had closed.

I liked how CP managed to answer that one about quaffing wine in Oz by saying unlikely as it was 4am there. Props to him for staying up and not just passing the session to Ralph to handle.

I trust you like I trust malaria, Chavhardy. You and Big7.

Genuine shareholders are annoyed at what's happened here but why don't you and your merry band of trolls at least get yourselves over to the Tally forum and make your point with CP and RH there? Rather than whinging on here, which is just the lazy man sounding board.

In the world of Valhalla his responses were 'narcissistic' but they sounded no more or less like any CEO engaging in statement of facts as he sees them. And given the fact that you're rude, obnoxious and boorish every time you open yourmouth, Valhalla, he did very well to stay so reasonable with you.