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I can only hope that as Chief Troll you keep board narcissist on his toes! :)

So I check in to find the customary moaning and occasional gem, a mathematical ego trip from the board narcissist and the fact he's now got his very own troll/fanclub president, after trolling this place for way too long. Interesting.

Yes, what I hoped would be a speedy exit for me looks like I'm pitching the old tent for a while longer, in light of the monster JORC and any potential new info to come. The bizarre sp action ensures I have to stay on anyway. I refuse to gift my shares to these mms who keep people underwater on amazing news and who make sure good things only benefit a select few. This isn't a transparent market, it's a racket.

I'm still not happy or 100% trusting of how the BoD operates at times and I still think it has questions to answer about the manner/mechanics of the latest placing, but on balance we'd all like to see EUZ move up to another level as it builds on the fabulous JORC (which the BoD, put together very well, so credit where its due there).

Hopefully we can get out of this funk as we progress onto what now looks like an exciting journey, if all pans out. But be prepared for **** showers at every turn on AIM. Nothing, no-one is safe, and it's remiss to get too confident in any company. It's why I know my limits and don't buy massive, unwieldy amounts that become a hindrance when things go wrong (which they often do). Having said that I feel as if we've ticked a major box off and turned a corner.

Has anyone received a specific Tally mailout to their e-mail address for a while? I'm not concerned, just curious. Last one for me seemed to be months ago.

Normally I'd be inclined to agree where a PR campaign hasn't really taken off but with Tally the thing is still pretty much in extended beta phase. You can take part if you want and if you hear about it, but they're still in the ironing out of things and upgrade phases and confining it to Facebutt and Twitter.

I think they've deliberately held off on a bigger advertising drive until they're satisfied with the product. So it's really comparing the old apples and oranges at this stage. It might be best to draw comparisons on advertising strategies/approach once the public have a fuller understanding of the product, not just (basically) a core base of shareholders.

It's kind of semi still in no man's land atm.

Companies don.t generally give away how 'talks' went until they've finalised a thing. Given that anyone can back out of 'talks' at the last minute it's policy not to give the game away.

Come on, surely you know that basic ABC. No company is going to break confidence before a handshake. Especially when a handshake is not guaranteed, or from that particular party.

No disrespect, but it's all what it 'should' be logically, within a market that rarely acts logically these days. And many of these predictions just don't happen, or at least in the timeframes they're hoping for.

You might as well stick a pin in an sp chart blindfolded to guess the outcome.

I hope so. I can't be doing with Carol/Rodson ranting back and forth across an official Tally forum as well. Seen absolutely enough of that phoneyarse promoter of other companies.

I signed this and linked it everywhere I knew. And as per usual only a few of us bother and everyone still sits there and complains about shorting.

There's an argument for shorting in a healthy market, but many people feel it really does not benefit young companies who are struggling to raise and keep afloat as it is. The absolute truth of the matter is that AIM is poorly regulated, and few in authority care. It's why it's so important we keep the pressure on if we feel injustice has been committed. Obviously evidence is king. But yes, it always amazes me how many are so apathetic and put up with the status quo.

Look at what they're doing today, moving the sp up because they got rumbled. Even then it's phoney and hardly going anywhere, but just enough to make them seem as if they allow the odd rise to balance the drops.

I agree that the manner of that placing halted our run of respectable form and the cancellation of the presentation really put a tin hat on an already shady-looking event. That certainly did not help us, and that IS his fault.

However, I think we have our answer re: the latest drop fiasco with the Peel Hunt activities. I am sure that, as true as it is for big business and entertainment, brokerages/market making and most other financial professions attract a huge share of genuine clinical psychopaths. These people are hardwired to feel no empathy and they operate on a self gain basis at all times.

It's no wonder we're up against it on AIM: mystifying/stupid/reckless BoD decisions and mms who sneer at everyone but themselves/the firms they work for. Brokerages employ City slickers that wouldn't halt a deal-making phone conversation if you were being mugged or knifed on the street in front of them. Some people have had to leave the profession because it's well documented it's crammed with narcissists and psychopaths who just don't care who they financially plough through. They certainly give no ****s if you lose money when they decide to drop an sp on the back of stellar news.

All you can do is wait for it to turn and for them to stop strangling a thing and focus their attention somewhere else. And complain to anyone who'll listen, including the generally toothless FCA. But at least they can build up a dossier against a company or entity if enough people make noise.

Wouldn't this company benefit from a consolidation at some point? Not now but in the future when financially sounder?

If mms like PH can flood the market with all these shares then surely is it not time for a rethink about how many actual shares are in circulation. The more cheap and easy shares in teh billions, the more the mms /traders treat a thing like confetti. Or so it seems.

I like the idea of a community forum but it'll be full of tedious demands for a specific relist date handed out there and then. Esp. if CP and RH do Q and A's, so I might pass for now. If there proves to be some constructive talk I might check it out.

Lol, even the good news round here rarely does good.

The company is clearly not going to pull its finger out and respond so we have to sit it out. But it's okay because it's short term funk designed to shake out the weak and panicky. No market games can erase what is a very good and strong JORC and that can be built upon as long as the company keeps writing updates like that one. That's a big 'if' in my book, but it can be done. I've known no-hoper companies come back from near the brink and start afresh on good results. Let's hope this is a new chapter for EUZ and the day-to-day games are soon a thing of the past.

Can you imagine him actually being proactive and putting out an RNS stating they know of no reason/s for their own company being kicked in the teeth after a fantastic JORC result?

What a thought, eh? Helping his own share price, now there's a thought.

I'm strangely at peace with the fact someone is clearly playing silly buggers with this. That's how good this JORC is.

The value won't be gained today but the mms can't avoid it forever. Just a case of sitting out this short term nonsense.

Disappointing and muted response this morning as mms throw their knickers at EUA, etc.

However....the thing we have to remember with AIM is that it often acts in reverse. Expected gains don't always happen on the day of news, they happen in the aftermath as things become clearer. I believe there is a company interview today and as news gets out there may be more to come. Sometimes, shares move on nothing inexplicably and the ones that seemingly deserve a boost don't get it. But they may get it days or weeks, even months later.

A lot depends on where this asset is heading I think. At least we got over a major hurdle today and the RNS was well-written and clear, so props for that.

gone right*

I'm just glad something has got right that can't be quibbled with at long last. Well done all holders. I might have to have a day off moaning.

It should certainly be eventful if they can iron out these niggles that keep affecting the card.

It's probably just as well we're off market from that pov. There still seems to be quite a bit of work to do to really refine the product and make it seamless, though I've had few issues with it myself, esp lately.

Well then that basically proves that Rodson is indeed Carol on Twitter. Because suddenly that one started on about Revolute as few weeks ago. And how it will crush Tally and be the greatest thing since sliced bread. I'm still mystified as to why this person gloats that they sold out of LION at the advise of their broker but continue to harass the Tally staff because 'her' 'mother' is stuck in it. It seems Rodson/Carol was not so quick to help its nearest and dearest pull out of LION but did so itself on the quiet, if its story is to be (not) believed.

Why those neds throw their panties so publicly at any of these companies who end up letting them down I have no idea. They were the same with Glint until that hit the skids too. Do they really think they're going to get a rise out of Cameron Parry, a man who epitomises the 'don't give an eff' saying to the letter?

I have no idea what will happen with Tally but I wouldn't hang my hat on any company so vocally because any of them can fold out of the blue.