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bmac

Lets be honest here the only reason you post is because of stt. Correct. We can all find fault in companies haven't dug deep into RTHM and don't really want to. Only person that's lets themselves down is you.

Directors selling shares at 174p and buying at 10p. And losing millions in the process. Keep buying guys they need your cash for the next placing.

Bmac

If you at all interested I would tell you, but seen as you only post because stt posts on the share your invested in I cant be bothered to explain.

Best of luck over there as looks like you will need it especially as directors are selling unlike here where they are buying.

Zebbo

He posts because stt posts on RHYTM no other reason. Guys a D I C K. :-)

See that’s where your wrong the money isn’t owed it will be paid to the companies it bought out provided they meet certain criteria. So Totally can’t really lose unlike you -).

How do you know they are in close period?

Hi Del

They have given themselves until the end of Sept to get results out, so not expecting them much before then. Not really bothered about SP at moment as trying to get as many as I can before results and buy back.

Perhaps the market makers have gone down the beach and left it on auto pilot. Fill your boots lol

200k buys 25k sells 2.79% down

Best of luck with that

Think they may want to wait until share buy back August/Sept if they are good results imo.

64k bought 25k sold down 2.79% lol

And after getting the news that more private companies will get a bigger slice. Fill your boots :-)

https://www.aol.co.uk/2018/07/05/doctors-hugely-disappointed-as-high-court-nhs-challenge-fails/?guccounter=1

So despite all the buys yesterday it drops on 20k volume nuts or what. £11 million in cash and £12.5 m cap yeah whatever.

It implies that integrated care is on the cards, which is what Totally have been aiming for in their buy and build process.

These plans will drive the 'full integration of primary care' with the wider urgent care system, including NHS 111, pharmacies, urgent treatment centres and A&E departments; an expansion of 'anticipatory' care for people with long-term conditions; and plans for primary care to 'lead the way in personalised care that empowers patients'.

Could be good few months have Private investors got £2 million to plough into this one though

Short prior to converting then sell on the rise. Quite a bit more to convert so expect the same over and over.

Looming closer. Get ready Totally :-)

https://www.gponline.com/gp-contract-line-biggest-overhaul-2004-say-nhs-chiefs/article/1486984

Raising enough cash to keep the doors open, can’t see them survival much past the next 12 months.

https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/4f9f744f-929c-489f-be84-6e26dde5cc2b?p=@8=UFQxUlRRPT0=NjJNT0