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RE: "Retail investors like him with DMA access compound the problem and are just gamblers with slightly better tools."

That comment was a direct reference to me. My comment on that comment: What a crock of sheet. Dude doesn't know jack effing sheet about me, and ought to realize as much.

Hey Cury,

So far I'm quite well over here on the west coast, USA.

Thriving, actually. The drop in the markets gave me a lot of opportunities, and I am capitalizing on them. Fingers crossed things don't get too far out of control and we all emerge on the other side both wiser and richer.

Price discovery's a train wreck with this one.

I am going to try my "final nibble" today (famous last words). Because I am in the States I have to buy at the closing auction. The only way I'll be able to get my shares is if I go in at the ask at the close, probably 142. If I execute you'll see an uncrossed trade (UT) at around 16:35 your time for 2,500 shares.

It is such a stupid and totally messed up method of buying a stock. It's as if we're in the 1960s, not 2020. It's actually quite remarkable how screwed up it is/

The trading volume of this stock is a total joke.

This would be cured if they moved to a real exchange. But then they'd have to behave like a real public company with regards to disclosures, quarterly conference calls, etc.

Hey Eddie,

I can't disagree with your below post.

Nobody with more than half a brain gives a sheet about the total fraud, extortionists joke of a movement known as BLM.

I realize that wasn't what your post was about...

Facebook's giving all these PC morons the middle finger. I am no fan of "Stupidbook" as a product, but they're an advertising juggernaut. All these spineless PC advertisers will be back to FB within 90 days and FB (Stupidbook) knows as much.

FB stock hit an all time high yesterday. That tells you what the market feels about the "boycott".

I left, retaining only a fraction of my original blinkx holdings, several years ago due to frustration.

I feel both your pain...fingers crossed I don't get frustrated again.

Hey jrlse, I am here primarily for the CTV opportunity. Fingers crossed we get this right.

BTW, Scorpion, about the lack of transparency...this is, after all, the AIM, which doesn't promote a bastion of virtue when it comes to being shareholder friendly.

My first re-post under subject matter "So cheap" below was supposed to be addressed to "jrlse".

Sorry if that wasn't clear...it should have been given my last sentence of that post.

Scorpion,

Are you talking about the old company, or the new company? Your points are well made against blinkx / RythmOne, but I believe a new day has dawned with the new management.

This is not the same company.

You've not been paying attention. Look at what's going on with TRMR and CTV.

I own a boatload of RUBI. I own a smattering of TTD. I owned CRTO years ago, got out before the cookie sheet hit the fan

I still can't figure why the valuation is so cheap, but wtf, I'm taking advantage of what I believe is an excellent opportunity; I keep nibbling more and more.

I wasn't paying attention for the last several years when I had relatively few shares. I am paying attention now...that's for sure.

Hey Tricky,

I didn't see your post before I posted pretty much the same sentiment.

Dude is posting sheet from almost 20 months ago, as if this is a static market.

I fail to see the point.

STT, I really don't care to get into it with you because I don't give a sheeet what you write, what you think, or how you feel.

So why do I feel compelled to write now? Beats me.

This is old news. You need to wake up. TRMR is a different company than the POS blinkx / RythmOne you used to rail about, often correctly.

It's also a scammers paradise when it comes to rules and regulations that companies listed on this exchange must follow.

I've been in a number of shares on here as well. I've lost on all but a couple. You really gotta watch out for the Greek companies, or companies with Greek management, listed on AIM, or so I learned several years ago. Not to mention the oil stocks, mining stocks, etc.

And still, I am back for more.

Pigs get slaughtered...oink, oink.

Not to mention Einstein's theory of insanity,

Not that anyone cares, but "PST" stands for "Pacific Summer TIme".

I live on the west coast, USA. We're 8 hours behind the UK.

The only reason I am mentioning any of this is due to earlier conversations about why TRMR valuations are so low compared to US counterparts. I believe a lack of liquidity to US markets, as well as a lack of visibility to US markets, may have a lot to do with the low valuation TRMR "enjoys".

You can't make this up. Following are the times I am allowed to try to buy stock on the AIM from within my US account:

Trading Hours: July 1, 2020 Calendar

Regular Trading Session

08:50 BST - 09:00 BST (00:50 PST - 01:00 PST)
10:50 BST - 11:00 BST (02:50 PST - 03:00 PST)
13:50 BST - 14:00 BST (05:50 PST - 06:00 PST)

Total Available Hours

07:50 BST - 08:00 BST ( 23:50 PST - 00:00 PST)
08:50 BST - 09:00 BST (00:50 PST - 01:00 PST)
10:50 BST - 11:00 BST (02:50 PST - 03:00 PST)
13:50 BST - 14:00 BST (05:50 PST - 06:00 PST)
16:30 BST - 16:35 BST (08:30 PST - 08:35 PST)
Exchange Time Zone British Summer Time
Note: times in italics are on the calendar date preceding trade date

For US investors trading within accounts in the USA, the AIM is a total scam. I am allowed to buy or sell only a few times per day, at "auction", all of which last between 5 and 10 minutes. And the auction that's most likely to execute is the auction held at the close, which runs 5 minutes past the close. Those are the "Uncrossed Trades" you see executing around 16:35hr your time.

Today I wanted to top off by buying my "final" (famous last words) 5,000 shares. I placed the order, GTC, at the then current "Ask" price of 153 pence. I only executed a partial fill. I placed the order 20 minutes prior to the close, and it executed at 16:35:24.

You will notice a large sell of 25,000 shares at 149.50 pence at 16:33:07.

What a piece of crap exchange. This is one reason very few US investors are here. I am here only because I find the value of this company compelling. If things work out as I expect (or hope?), we'll get a lot bigger and be forced to move to a real exchange.

Mgt bought 742k shares out of 2,781,473 million in total transacted yesterday. Perhaps end of quarter window dressing can be attributed to much of the rest.