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I do feel it's a bit lacking. Even though Christmas is 38 days away, I do feel better communication would help.
I think one thing that would give it an almighty kick up the backside would be naming the white label deal, especially if it's the much rumoured J&J, but I don't think that will happen anytime soon, as I doubt it would be TRX's decision to make. I do think more shareholders would stick around for longer if they knew who the big is.
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So that's why the price increased yesterday (I'm guessing, lol).
Regardless, it's a great start to the day :-)

I think a few of us would be out before then lunchboxbill!
If I were to invest in crypto I think it would be a long time off tbh, as I just don't know enough about it yet. And being in AIM we're all used to a bit of volitility, but I think crypto might be a bit too much.

Covgaz - WOW!
Funnily enough I've been thinking about crypto recently. I just need to get my backside into gear and learn more about it, because at the moment I know diddly squat!

I think you'd be pretty hard pushed to find someone who thinks TRX is over valued.
But can any of you think of a company whose share price was incredibly low, but then soared? There will be companies out there that have experienced this, I just don't know who they are, or what they are.
Even if TRX were a ten bagger on today's price, that would give a SP of about 6p.
Anyone heard of company which has smashed that out of the ball park relatively speaking?

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At this rate I'm going to end up losing what little profit I've got. Buck up TRX, you hit 0.9 in January!

Just wondering if TRX have posted any updates on their LinkedIn profile? (I don't use it).
I've just checked their Twitter feed, and as usual there's nothing on it.

Exactly - it's not just about a 'warm fuzzy feeling' at all. It's much harder to plan for an early retirement whilst paying a mortgage. I don't want to work until I'm 67, so the sooner the mortgage has gone, the sooner I can retire
Good luck with your plans, my mortgage provider won't allow me to pay 10% pa to reduce the term, but that's just the way it is

Jonnib7 - True. I'm tied in for 5 years on a very good rate. Interest rates could much higher then. I won't make enough to pay it off in 5 years (I don't think), but if I'm mortgage free in 2026 I'll be very happy!

I'm doing that as well.
Don't forget I'm talking long term plans, not present day ones, and we have no idea what things will look like in a few years time.
Even if I could pay if early right now I wouldn't, because there would be a penalty charge to pay on top of the balance.

OilNovice - Like you say, it depends on people's financial circumstances. Being mortgage free gives me a lot more freedom and a lot less worry.
Borrowing money doesn't

After a very quick mental calculation (which is my mathematical limit), I've realised that in order to clear my mortgage I would need to see a SP of £3.00 max. I say max, because obviously I'm paying off the mortgage anyway, and there's a number of years left, so as the balance goes down, so does the amount I need.
Not sure how achieveable that amount is, but a bidding war would be very welcome.
I noticed that Anglo American have been mentioned. As a former investor of Sirius, if they were to jump on board and bump up the SP, I'll accept their apology!
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I wish I could top up to be honest, but pay day isn't until the 15th, and i've a feeling the SP will be very different then.
At least I'm in it I suppose.
TRX is my main holding (by far), just wish I had the same invested here!

I general opinion seems to be that COVID /elective hospital procedures are what's holding the SP back at the moment.
Funnily enough, I was having similar thoughts earlier, and I remember posting on a couple of investor forums abut TRX. The thing which seemed to put people off from investing was the number of shares in circulation. Not a scientific experiment by any means, but it does make me wonder if a consolidation would attract more people?

This time in 2018, the SP was roughly 8p. There's been a lot of bumps in the road between then and now obviously, but apart from covid, TRX as a company have done a lot since then.
And I was right, it was January this year where it touched the grand sum of 0.92.
Seems like a lifetime ago!

Certainly not unrealistic Bendis - remember back in January when the SP went over 0.8? Think it nudged 0.9 at one point, albeit for a very brief period of time.
Hoping it's one of many positives for you.

Morning Chilling :-)
Yes, as mentioned before I'm very much in it for the long term, and it's good to see that the only thing holding the SP back is COVID (although that's a debate I don't want to get into to).
Today is what I call fantasy day in as much as I like to imagine how much the SP would have to be for me to buy a 3 bed detached, with a drive, gardens, preferably a utility room on a cul de sac. I live in Yorkshire, so it wouldn't need to go south east high, but even so!

Agreed, and I think TRX is the type of share where good news needs to be drip fed slowly but surely.
I get frustrated with it sometimes - I think we all do, but I think it's because there is so much potential, and it doesn't seem to be able to break out. I think there will come a point where it will gather momentum, just no idea when that will be!

Divvyup - You got there first!
It's the type of RNS we like to see. I'm pretty sure TRX is already geared up for this.
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