Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Try reading about Astop Biohealth Ltd. Says it all really.
http://thesecondsight.blogspot.com/2006/09/astop-to-evidence.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Parry
The finances are all based on existing assets and to be fair some have increased in value. However the revenue figure is a tad over £20k, down 40% from last year. As far as I understand this can only be from Tally card charges which is quite pathetic if it is intended to relist as a fintech company. Since there is no marketing and only about 7,000 users one wonders(or can speculate) where CP & RH are taking this company since from current evidence there seems to be no plan to push the Tallycard concept. I see that CP's salary has increased to £180k a year with RH now on £80k. Unless I can see evidence of aggressive marketing then to me this company is just being played out until the assets are exhausted with the Tallycard being used as a convenient cover. CP/RH, prove me wrong, show us a marketing strategy and relist.
Looks like a campaign/anti-fashion group has BOO in its sights, either that or market manipulation. Why would anybody who is invested in this stock post messages encouraging people to sell/bail out? Also a non-story by Sky, pure speculation with no basis. Hope BOO get the lawyers onto this and start fighting back.
A great British success story. Ignore the trolls.
Hope I'm wrong but can't see this relisting any time soon, it's a NO from me.
The concept looks good but I'm not convinced it is being rolled out to achieve maximum impact, plus the recent lockdown hasn't helped matters. It is interesting to see similar Apps being rolled out in the US to challenge the likes of UBER Eats etc.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/27/business/restaurant-delivery-alternatives/index.html
Maybe there is some mileage left in this but is it enough to challenge the big boys? Time will tell.
I have a Tally account and it works well, however I am not going to load this anymore nor recommend it to family and friends until I am confident that it will relist and is fully funded rather than relying on selling the family silver (Railsbank).
I want this to succeed so I don't think there is mileage in bad-mouthing the company although I fully understand the frustration of everyone, myself included. I do not hold much hope of a May listing, hope I'm proved wrong. Better communication and a firm relisting plan would make a great deal of difference to the profile of Tally.
https://www.astrazeneca.com/content/astraz/media-centre/press-releases/2020/azd1222hlr.html
The anti British BBC will always put a negative slant on what does not suit their agenda. As I read it, it has a comparable 90% efficacy if given in 1/2 dose then a full dose 1 month apart. If 2 full doses given then this drops to 62%. It looks like this is a more transparent statement than other headline disclosures as it states how the doses are given.
VAT fraud is the Governments problem, not Boohoo's. Boohoo can audit a company to carry out basic checks and can only act on the information received. If there is a corrupt individual within a company, how can Boohoo be held accountable when the authorities fail to act. The MP himself stated that it is rife, so why hasn't he acted. If he has knowledge of fraud then why hasn't he contacted the police? Just a has-been journalist and an MP who few have heard about jumping on the bandwagon trying to make a name for themselves.
A JB win would result in more Board resignations. The best way to gain from shorting a share is to put a positive spin on the worst possible outcome and to push this view point incessantly. Check the number of posts that certain individuals are doing and you will see quite a lot that are only posting here, one individual was averaging 25 posts a day for 30 days! I'm hoping that JB does not return and the Board can move on with rebuilding the company and repairing the damage done.
magma anus_49 - It beggars belief that someone who claims to hold 2.3m AMGO shares can post such unintelligible drivel. If you don't believe me, try reading, or should I say understanding the drivel that this moron posts. FILTERED.
Once Richmond have sold their holdings, it wouldn't surprise me if they didn't withdraw their resolutions. To me it's just a ruse to keep the share price as high as possible until the disposal is completed. Once JB/Richmond are gone the Board can then get on with running the company without any distractions. The good thing about this is that the share price recovered from a low and is holding up quite well around 13p despite the 1% per day disposal for the past 12 weeks.
I've bought in hoping that once the Boardroom shenanigans are over the share price will start to rise again as I see value in this company despite the recent virus set backs.
Also, I cannot see PI's mopping up all this stock, so who else is doing the buying. Are we going to see an RNS soon? Who knows? GLA
In my opinion it is CP's arrogance and failure to accept that he is the problem why this concept has not succeeded. A great idea, an ideal time to list, and a big following of people who bought into the concept. I am a small shareholder (180,000) and a Tally card holder, however it is the lack of trust I have in CP which is preventing me in advising family to apply for a Tally account. That's 3 additional users he has not gained, mirrored no doubt with many shareholders. CP needs to engage with all shareholders very quickly as we will be the main drivers in promoting this by word of mouth and social media. As with all investments, it boils down to trust in the people who you have invested your hard earned cash with, in this case, the Board of Tally (Lionsgold). For now I will not lose any sleep pondering over what might have been. I will however reduce my deposits on my Tally card by not topping up. I do not want this company to fail, however at this moment in time I do not trust the Board and CP to protect my investment and to deliver what they set out to achieve.
Fully agree. I have recently transferred my pension fund and ruled out Aberdeen Standard Life before this kicked off. Happy I made that decision as my hope is that my pension provider will make financial decisions based on fact, ethics and good financial management, not on media headlines based on a company that ceased trading over 2 years ago and which they have now reached an out-of-court settlement with the owner. I used to enjoy reading The Times, however it's quality of journalism has proven to be somewhat lacking.
Well I never, a British company investing in clothing production in this country. This will never fit the naysayers narrative who are only happy bashing British companies. Nobody's perfect, at least Boohoo are doing something about addressing the issue, albeit an issue which the 'authorities' have found no tangible evidence and deem fit enough not to prosecute.
I wonder if the Times will give this front page news when it opens? Doubt it.
Tesla have never made a profit. People don't always buy into companies that make regular profits and pay dividends, they sometimes buy into companies based on ideas and potential. Granted this is a bit of a gamble, however if it's going to make any substantial inroads the idea of offering a trial period seems a fair gamble, particularly when restaurants are struggling to make a profit whilst Deliveroo etc charge up to 35% commission and are laughing all the way to the bank.
The web site is good, the app works well so all-in-all I reckon it's worth a punt. Fingers crossed and GLTA