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I realise the below is banter but for anyone new, the fabled code 1 (oft rumoured to be BS on these boards) does on occasion have merit.

Sometimes it's a sign, sometimes not.

The last time we got a late 1 code we had an RNS day after.

The Q and A session on there was great. I missed it but caught up with it later.

I got the impression CP was impressed by the quality of the questions. There are nearly 150 users. The folks from Tally check in often.

I'm not convinced the big lummox is anywhere near working towards a sale but I'll take you guys' word for it.

I'd be absolutely delighted to have egg on my face, believe me. Just one decent outcome for one AIM company would be something to celebrate. But I don't really trust the smooth sales patter anymore. We'll see. Next year could be interesting.

Don't worry about him. He has no power, all he can do is cry on here.

Apple, we're certainly not the only ones - across AIM there has been a long and proud history of BoD's treating shareholders as mere cash cows and irrelevancies, but then they seem to get disappointed when increasingly jaded holders fail to materialise for AGMs and meet 'n' greets. I say, but what do you expect?

All you BoDs, free free to give holders more transparency, less of the corporate footsie with the big pals, and make some damn money by aiming for speedy conclusions with these eternal assets (offload and move along, asap). Then people will feel more like taking important work/family time out to pay a small fortune to travel for the best part of a day and pay to stop overnight in London, or wherever.

They won't if all they can see is blurry wishy-washy talk and no action. And I'm not singling any one company out, it's rife everywhere.

I suspect, apple, that they are low on cash for a relist, hence the pre-IPO/Crowdfunder. They likely budgeted for team building and product delivery before anything. They've without a doubt burned a lot of money employing new staff, and refining the product, legally and otherwise. - none of it cheap.

Even if the company came back tomorrow, we're all landed with these shares being frozen outside ISAs and now, in several cases, depleted in value to the tune of thousands of pounds, and some many tens of. Many of us would have to wait for some time to potentially see any value back as no doubt they'll relist at some ridiculously low price and the share will have its usual AIM periods where it will go nowhere. It'd only be an instant retrieval of a few sorely depleted holdings for many if it did relist straight away. And frankly, the uncertainty both here and globally has probably meant they have been to some extent protected from all the economic buffeting by being frozen.

But I do understand the frustration of not being able to gain access to one's own money. And as I say many of us will get back and badly depleted in value holding then subject to tax and will have to go through the stupid rigmarole of claiming a tax loss. Hargreaves Lansdown have been as helpful as mud on a plate in terms of providing me with a statement of original cost versus in ISA what they're now worth in a taxble account. It's absolutely mind-boggling how a system that claims to be so sophisticated does the bare minimum o nothing to help investors when things happen outside of their control.

But I do have faith that Tally will come back to the market.

The way I see it, Oiltap, is that we're now living in times of acute accountability. And I think it's high time that AIM directors need to be more accountable.

A good asset will always be a good asset, no matter whose stewardship its under.

* that's NOT the signal we're getting now.

Oh yeah, I think the asset is fantastic and I love hearing about it. The potential, all of that. But I've been in other 'fantastic asset' companies that get absolutely nowhere and string their faithful investors along for years.

I would go nowhere near this market if I were a new investor but a lot of us entered AIM when times were still reasonably fair and you could make a bob or two plus save for your future and help the company out you supported. These days were all like a bunch of penal colony drifters, just waiting for the odd scrap of humanity to be thrown our way. I mean look, I could be crazy wrong and there may be 'sale talks' in the offing but I just think that's the signal we're getting now. And this thing basically needs to be sold for the market to take notice of it. Until then it's just another AIM director's vehicle muddling along, attracting dreamers. It pains me to say it as I'd love it to do well and prove me wrong. 2020 is my last roll of the dice for everything on AIM. I'm out, come rain or shine, profit or (more likely) loss. I'm heartily sick of waiting for rainbow's ends that never arrive whilst directors draw large salaries and fly around the world first class.

If LR reads these boards, get the thing dug up and sold asap. Be an AIM success story rather than another endless failure.

"TBH I do not think he would say 'we are selling' in an overt way to third parties - he'll get more for the asset from a direct approach. He has mentioned a figure in the past that he would settle for - whether that has changed I have no idea - but it was about 15 times the current price and that was about 20% of the comparable asset he was comparing with."

With respect, the buzz about a sale has really come from here. The hope of such, based on the usual slimy AIM BOD patter to rope people in, in the earlier 'build up', and keep them in a holding pattern of delirium SHOULD it happen. LR's current response basically swipes that down, at least in terms of, people don't believe your own **** on the forums.

Guys, they're nowhere near. I've seen all this before with GGP. CEO's initially whipping up sentiment and excitement with will they-won't they puff, only to gradually slap the notion down. This thing has been diluted to death, by LR himself, PEEL is using it as a toilet, warrant holders are using it as a toilet, traders are riding every miniscule pip of a rise and then it's being suppressed. I don't know if the Mets will make an atom of difference in such a heavily diluted, played, daytraders share and it's clear that any value seems a long long way off. Unless the mms deem to give us one of those 'fresh air' rises for no good reason, which sometimes happens on AIM.

You're trying to see the best in a share, a company, that has been so heavily abused, both by traders and its own BOD that the only winners are shirters and shorters, and whatever gravy boat the BOD are on for remuneration. Yes, the asset is fantastic, but it looks like it's a long way off being sold and the nightmare will drag on into 2020 and beyond, no doubt. LR is a bungler as far as I'm concerned. Who can put together good patter in RNSs when needed.

And yes I'm a jaded LTH and no I'm not saying it to bring the price down further to buy more. I wouldn't accept more of these for free. This company is a headache and I cannot wait for the day I'm even close to break even to be able to ship out. I just don't fancy losing more money atm and will hang on for what I can scrape back. But I don't take this management seriously and I think there are good people on here trying to help other shareholders who have more integrity and backbone than this BOD, and Oiltap is one of them.

Sssh, don't say stuff like that, you'll be giving our dastardly lot fresh ideas. ;)

"EUA bubble burst, smoke and mirrors there, this is the mining stock to hold now..."

They've fallen a mere 15%. We do that on a daily basis here.

Unless it's REALLY good news and then it's 25%+ shaved off.

Suggest people let them run THEIR business rather than telling them that associates who've been charged with no crime/s are not fit for purpose. Utterly ridiculous if this is how you are spending your time.

As I understand it, Glint hit the buffers because they got into a mess over a loan they'd taken out and didn't/couldn't pay back.

But the company seems to be on the way back. None of its problems has any parallel with Tally. At least so far.

It's already out there where anyone can see it tbh. But I'm sure he'll be delighted that progress continues to be made.

You know, given that he wants to get his money back and all.

Done. Cheers.

Ok, will send it through now. It's a five-page document with plenty of new info so think you might find it interesting. Cheers.

Ram, if you have a throwaway e-mail address I can mail you a copy. Alternatively someone will probably fall soft and post here or it will leak on Twitter.

Anyone?

I'm afraid I don't feel like giving Picardy the edge on here personally. Ram, can you not join the Tally forum or get onto the shareholders mailing list? It's easy enough.