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Also ask has t reduced crafty beggars

For the same amount to selll so why would you sell at 15.70 mmmmmm

People who use the 111 service are increasing year on year which seems to be taking a bit of the strain off A+E. NHS winter campaign underway.

https://www.ealingccg.nhs.uk/news,-publications-and-policies/news/2018/12/patients-are-encouraged-to-call-111-this-winter-to-ease-pressure-on-nhs-services.aspx

I assume that’s a rollover?

Just going by previous broker changes in other companies. Time will tell I guess but market clearly thinks so as well.

Placing normally follows.

Making a difference already

The new contract for the Integrated Urgent Care Service (which includes NHS111, GP Out of Hours and a Clinical Assessment Service) with Medvivo as the Prime Provider, commenced on 1st May 2018.
• Medvivo has been working with partner organisations to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data extracted. However, there appear to be differences in the data from different sources which are currently not understood. Medvivo and the 3 CCGs have commissioned a piece of work to find ‘one version of the truth’.
• Call handling performance has improved significantly since the commencement of the contract with 87% of calls answered in 60 seconds in August compared to 66% in May. This is against a target of 95%. (Care UK’s performance in April was 82%).

https://www.bathandnortheastsomersetccg.nhs.uk/assets/uploads/2018/11/2.2-IQPR-M5-November.pdf

Not sure we received an update on this one. Page 32

https://www.valeofyorkccg.nhs.uk/data/uploads/pccc/11.18-pccc.pdf

Sorry But we have seen this happen all to often on AIM, nothing will happen to Directors as per usual. Need to learn from this for future and if you think something isn't right then go with your gut feeling and cut your losses.

https://www.hsj.co.uk/nhs-west-kent-ccg/leaked-email-manager-warned-overnight-service-was-unsafe/7023865.article

Looks like they have been bought and handing back the non core businesses I.e. out of hours 111

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6448877/Relief-13-000-elderly-disabled-customers-care-firm-Allied-Healthcare-saved.html

Wonder if Vocare are in line to take these on.

http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/your-practice/practice-topics/out-of-hours/urgent-care-company-collapse-leaves-gps-just-10-days-to-find-out-of-hours-cover/20037855.article

Not sure who Badger group is but may just be covering short term.

https://www.birminghamandsolihullccg.nhs.uk/news/864-primecare-out-of-hours-gp-services-transferred-to-badger-group

Well looks like he's convinced you lol Well done 1gw tick up for you.

1gw

There are risks to every share on AIM, some more than others. When I invested at 60p I thought it was a risk worth taking, unfortunately got it wrong wont be the first or last no doubt.

However that is not the point I am getting at you remain very negative towards a share that you say you are invested in which suggests you are not invested or don't believe in your investment here despite saying you keep buying.

Wouldn't you be better off cutting your losses and selling up bearing in mind you believe this to be high risk or are you trading a small amount?

Perhaps I'm the one that has got it wrong then if 1gw is correct.

You haven't invested in TLY you are so transparent it beggers belief do you honestly expect anyone to believe that you hold shares here.. You always put a negative spin on things and think you are so clever by doing so.

Let me show you.

1. Or indeed whether the cash and balance-sheet position become so dire that they start losing business because of perceived poor financial condition.

2. If you look at Allenby's numbers for FY20 they're not expecting them to generate much cash and the cash balance has declined significantly by the end of that year.

3. Or if we get a general election and work dries up for a while as their customers wait to see which way the wind is blowing before letting any new big contracts.

4. I believe TLY is high risk but underpriced. It could be a great investment if things turn out as management hope, but it might not take much of an unexpected headwind to leave them in quite a lot of trouble.

5. And the shareprice could quite easily go a lot lower (IMO) before it starts to go higher.

Just a few you are a fecking joke and not worth responding to in future.

And you still didn't answer my question, but hey you never have done so no change there.

I guess this bit does answer part of my question though and despite your comment that being profitable is not the issue as far as im concerned it is the issue as becoming profitable will generate free cash.

( If you look at Allenby's numbers for FY20 they're not expecting them to generate much cash )

Please don't suggest to anyone on here that your invested as you will become more of a joke than you already are.

If this is your question my answer would be that the current cash position secures the future of TLY and with Allenby forecasting profit in 2020 they have sufficient cash to see them through to profit therby not requiring further dilution unless of course they go for another acquisition. Hopefully Bob & Wendy are wise enough not to go for expansion (apart from organic) with the current share price this low.

Now my turn and very simple yes or no will suffice. Do you think TLY will run out of cash before they become profitable?

ha ha yeah do you think I got stitched up.

Another co ck up by mms

Trying to match trades perhaps?.