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I thought he was referring to the total double standard of our justice system under the Dems. That would have made his joke totally "inside baseball" ("inside baseball" being an obvious USAism).

I wasn't even thinking about the current climate of mask wearers due to the Chinese virus.

Still, his joke worked for me, regardless of which way it was taken.

Hey Tricky,

Call me obtuse.

I just now figured out what you meant by your joke...

Still, I stand by my definition of a libtard who is actually robbing a bank (with or without a mask).

I didn't proof the below until after I pushed post.

Forgive me my grammatical screw ups, but I am sure you got my point.

Tricky gets it.

And yes, I do know what they'd call a bank robber of the D persuasion: "Financially challenged individual; one who needs sympathy and kid gloves. Perhaps his mommy was mean to him..." I could go on.

Biden is a dementia addled idiot. He was stupid when he was in law school, he was stupid in congress, he was stupid as VP, and he's a hell of a lot dumber now than at any time in his life since his second birthday.

Biden has no idea what day it is, what he's running for, or who his pick for VP is going to be. He's a brain dead puppet, an empty suit, and his strings are being pulled to a large degree by the far left. The shell of a human being is a flag in the wind...and he blows whichever way his handlers tell him to blow.

Just wait for the debates if you don't believe me.

Even though the entire Washington DC establishment is against Trump, including the RINOs, all the Dems, the FBI (upper levels, known as The Seventh Floor), the old guard of the DOJ, many of the Federal courts, and especially 99% of the mainstream media, I am of the belief that Trump will win in a landslide.

The guy has a "difficult personality"; he's the one person of which I know who's less PC than I, he speaks without eloquence, but the dude has a way of being correct about most everything, he has fantastic instincts, he's an eff of a lot smarter than he's given credit, and he has a ton of charisma (as previously mentioned). I used to crawl under my desk in embarrassment at things he'd say. On at least a thrice weekly basis. Now I just roll with it..."there he goes again", or "that's Donald", or some such sentiment.

I am behind him 100%. Dude gets the job done..."bigly".

Dude has more guts than any person I've ever come across. Ever.

Disclaimer: I follow politics now the way I used to chase hot young chicks: constantly. All day, every day.

I could very well be wrong about this, but I pray to Money I am not.

Eagle, et al.

I'll comment on the below posts later. It's actually pretty simple.

One comment to Eagle: It's called "Trump Time". This guy gets things done, in spite of the army of morons pushing hard against the best interests of my country. I have a pretty strong feeling a lot of the country likes Trump time...I sure as eff do. I believe I am i a silent majority; we're afraid to speak out publicly because the libtards on the left will scream racist, sexist (I am guilty of that one), etc., and they'll often do crap to you when it's not expected. They do not play nice...not at all. Spoiled little children who have to have their way.

I misquoted you so I'll post again,

RE: "Not to mention Donald Trumps seeming on the verge of a meltdown."

How many times have we heard this from the fake news in the USA? Hundreds if not well into the thousands. Don't bet on it, and do not believe what you hear in the press.

Dude is tough as nails. He wakes up every effing morning, fights the entire world all day long, and then does it again, and again, and again. He loves it. He loves a good fight. He thrives on it.

Rusty,

The 10 share trade to which you referred was in the closing auction. This is for people (like me) who want to take or sell a position in TRMR that aren't able to trade on the AIM due to their brokerage firm.

The auction is a clown show. It's a joke. It sucks...but it's all I've got when buying or selling within my Interactive Brokers account here in the States. Note: that wasn't my trade.

I can't buy in the AIM (or LSE) at all with TD Ameritrade. Fidelity yes.

Hey Kev,

Why don't you tell us how you really feel about STT?

Hey Doc,

I remember you from my blinkx days.

I, too, am sorry to hear of your situation. Hang in there...and good luck in whatever life may bring.

Dawg

Not that any of you in the UK or Euro zone care, but for any Americans, I am getting a better handle on the auction process.

The market will reprice the bid and ask at the close. Today I offered to buy 1,500 shares at 139 pence. I placed my bid about 15 minutes before the close. The bid at that time was for 7,500 shares at 138 pence. The ask at that time was 7,500 shares at 144 pence. My bid did not show up until the moment the market closed. At that time the ask went from 7,500 shares at 144 pence to 2,381 (I think that was the number) shares offered to sell at 138 pence. So there was an imbalance at the close; I was bidding more than they were asking.

I executed my order at 138 pence, even though I was offering 139 pence.

I thought that may happen due to trading throughout the day, but one never knows until the close.

Eagle on speculators....point made and taken, but there are different degrees of speculation.

I try to keep mine somewhat manageable.

Milhous,

Dude, I am with you on that one. To each their own, but to me speculation is a total waste of time and energy.

Your glass of water will be bored.

Eagle...regarding your million dollar question post:

The attitude here is the Chinese Virus will accelerate what was already taking place in this space. Weaker players will either go broke or get taken out for pennies on the dollar. Stronger players, those with a decent platform, good management, those that can execute, and have strong balance sheets will survive and thrive.

We've enough cash on hand to see this through. We've a bunch of tribe dudes running the show, they appear to be good steward of our balance sheet, and I can think of only one person who loves Money more than they, and he's writing this post.

BTW: Relative to TRMRs fundamentals, RUBI is way overvalued. Either that or we're way undervalued. Or perhaps a bit of both.

Eagle,

Large cap tech have taken off. Smaller players not so much. If we execute on CTV as it appeared we were before the Chinese Virus, then we'll be eating plenty of jam, or whatever else suits us.

We're in a far better place than many of our peers. Strong balance sheet makes a huge difference.

I am also heavy into Perion Networks....laggard on the share price but strong on fundamentals. That's a different story but a similar space (digital ads), they're attached to MSFT search for a lot of their revenue..contract coming due...one to watch if you've the ability to buy in the USA. Funny, but they're located about 12 k from TRMR in Tel Aviv.

I've been really heavy into RUBI for a few to several years. Recent laggard in terms of share price relative to large cap tech, which I also own, some for decades. RUBI is a true "show me" stock. You folks call it "jam tomorrow", we call it "show me the Money".

Tricky,

I am here because of where I feel things are going. It's all about CTV for me. Fingers crossed I get this correct.

Fingers crossed all TRMR longs get it right, whatever "right" or "correct" may be.

Question: Is your handle after Milhous?

STT, you're stating the obvious.

When we were the piece of sheeet formerly known as blinkx then RhythmOne, I'd poke my head into this site from time to time and read a few posts. As I said earlier, I agreed with a lot of what you had to say back then, even though it was not at all popular (or maybe it was just you). The reason I am back is because I don't believe we're the same piece of sheeet company we used to be.

StevieW...good one

Hey Tricky,

You got that right....we're all gamblers. But we do try to gain an edge by doing our homework, we try to invest "wisely", and being opportunistic. I am back in this one in what's now a relatively big way for me, for a reason...but there are no guarantees, that's for sure. So yes, it's a gamble. For all of us, retail or institutional.

I don't play cards any longer (I wasn't that good at it, even though as I kid I thought I was...expensive lessons). I don't bet on sports. I don't need to go to Las Vegas...I "invest" in equities and real property markets. Invest being a euphemism for gamble.

That keeps me more than busy, and what I do is all the risk I need.

Two countries separated by a common language? Intent / context misconstrued? Perhaps.

I stand corrected, and shall not take it personally.

Actually, I almost pulled my reply to the post after I read dagsteeth's post a second time. Then I went to ADVFN to see if I could get better context. I hadn't been on that site for about a decade, give or take. Rather amusing.

I guess I didn't like being accused of being 'a retail investor compounding a problem'...a problem which I did not create, and over which I have zero control. All I wanted to do is take a larger position in TRMR, after doing a fair bit of DD, and I liked what I saw. I am forced to buy the stock the way I buy it because I live in the USA. Surely I'd rather go to the open market, not to auction, where I would be given the opportunity for a better price than I usually get at auction.

Funny, but on several occasions I'd bid, say, 152 pence, but the auction would close with my obtaining the stock at a lower price, say 150 pence. A real head scratcher. I can see what I am offering on my board, I can see what the ask is, and how many shares are on both the bid and ask side. Then, after auction, I can occasionally execute at a lower price than my bid. Go figure.

Eagle gave me a chuckle, before I saw he told me he was kidding.

Scorpioin: I cannot manipulate the price at auction at all. I've learned how to fill my order, but it's usually at the mercy of the ask side. They go to auction with a set number of shares at a set price. I do the same on the buy side. If I see there's x number of shares available, and , including my bid for x number of shares., I will be pretty confident that I'll get my shares, and the worst price I'll pay is what I am willing to pay...which is most often the case. I don't know if I am making sense, but I know what I am trying to say.

Jinky, you have me nailed. You can't teach an old dog new tricks, and I am getting older and more set in my ways each and every day. Sitting down and shutting up are not part of my MO; not gonna happen.