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You on level 2 there Stew? I can see a few sells but many more significant buys here.

Hi Thordon, I was sweating waiting on some money coming in to top up. This is mine..made up at this price....Just ahead of the rise I recon...hope so any way..GL you and all and Im In-Long anyway either way.
25-Feb-21 10:30:53 75.925 1,317 Buy* 73.00 76.00 999.93
This had legs way before Covid and as a civil engineer working with many different large international orgs and my wife for a leading world bank both working from home....a large proportion of us will not be going back to the office and most big orgs including ours are planning large property sales and continuing to gear up for home working. And i bet there are many on this and all the other BB's who are experiencing and seeing this too. Teams is ok but not secure and is useless for our big planning meetings and Loop is on the agenda for certain sensitive and larger meeting requirements and that represents a massive shared wider market that I didn't see coming, massive additional potential, obviously I'm keen for it.
As we have BC AD we will now have pre and post Covid time delineations from here on. Not good but a solid reminder that we have to think bigger socially and environmentally. Hope we get it right GLA..........

It doesn't, it rather says as I take it that the central government will take more control and have more influence over the likes of how the NHS is managed and the use of integrated care systems in which case they will almost certainly be looking at how they use the private sector and they have the option to increase private intervention in areas areas rather than decrease it if they wish. Looking at their back log and short falls it looks like the latter. That's why the commies and some of those in our midst don't like the paper, it leaves it open to shift more to private. And they absolutely will in my honest opinion. Cant see how they cant.

Im poised with a £5 - 10k. My heads mashed there are a few other solids knocking about at the moment too...

Thordon, good call, good find mate...Ill go with that.

Read this balanced article, nothing but positive for both private and NHS in integrated care systems. Just better organisation which we would all like to see nand great news for TLY...bring it on..
The NHS is not saved
Overall, the proposed legislation is the kind of top-down reorganisation that it claims to want to avoid. It brings the NHS more under the direct control of the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care but makes very little provision to restrict or remove private sector providers and influence. The framing of ICSs in an exclusively positive light masks the very real concerns of health campaigners that they will lead to less accountability, not more.

While not directly specifying that it will open the door to ever more privatisation, this legislation, in addition to being vague enough to allow multiple interpretations, certainly doesn’t mean that our NHS is safe in the hands of this government.
https://www.counterfire.org/articles/opinion/22076-nhs-reform-white-paper-a-retreat-from-privatisation

You haven't got a clue or your a pretty bad deramper. A ground breaking game changing white paper hey, nothing like this before. Like the dozens of NHS Privatisation reform papers before it over the last 3-4 decades and hundreds more skirting around the idea that all came to nothing and in fact lead to more opportunity especially The Health and Social Care Act in 2012 for private companies to help out and make a reasonable profit. This paper if it doesn't end up in the bin again which is highly likely IMHO will provide better structure and opportunity for private suppliers, if it gets through the bill and legaslative process, and more opportunity for better organised cost effective private companies that will supply more cost efficiently than the NHS. There will always be a central NHS governing body (I hope) but as everyone knows the NHS is just not dynamic enough to cater for all areas and eventualities. We want the NHS but there are massive opportunities still for slicker well organised companies to compliment the NHS and at great profit through a smarter delivery. Get on the train or get off the BB. Isn't there a BB that specialises in ant farms or something you'd do better on.

Late 400,000 share posting. Another order filled. I would have bet good money on that. This is being controlled and slowly milked...oh yes slow burn is right.

Lol....
They said that 30 years ago. Its a big unwieldy monster that is desperate for private support. Were you about then? I was so where my nursing family members. Poor responses same old same old. That's why TLY are growing rapidly with massive 19% year on year. Soon see hay. You'd better go and concentrate on something constructive and stop wasting your precious time here honestly.

Plus, only 2 weeks ago, TLY's Planned Care division were awarded a NEW 3+2(yrs) contract to start next month for Non-NHS organisation - 4 police forces in SW England.

"Totally's Planned Care division, which continues to provide a comprehensive range of treatments including Out-Patient Services, Referral Management Services, Physiotherapy and Podiatry Services, has been awarded a new contract to provide occupational physiotherapy services to four police forces in the South West of England. "

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/totally/news/rns/story/xzm94pw

Stt1 , yeh good news again and lets hope it continues. I'm no blinkered optimist but while the markets remain in balance I feel as comfortable as you can with an AIM stock. And as I've said previously and given the fact these derampers are using a post bank IMHO Ill repeat it again:
This has over 50% T2 and very big other private investors such as Mr Sneller who must be around 20% now and he bought in between 19.5 and circa 26p-ish that shows where he thinks this is going. And this small SP drop is being hoovered up fast.
40p next in the next few weeks IMHO. And expect to see this at way over the 100p in the coming y1-2 years. I recon this is a 500p share ultimately 3-5 years. Why? Covid will remain a problem for several years to come unfortunately and regular operations will resume and it will probably take several years for these to catch up. They deliver a great service and have rapidly become a preferred provider to the NHS, if that's the right phrase, in many respects too, their care side will continue to expand and I can sense a private BUPA/insurance angle creeping in here also. But possibly more affordable. All speculation but that's the market and all IMHO DYOR . Would like to here any thoughts on this.

Their is only one way this company is going and that's to the top. 300p - 500p+ easily in the mid to long term IMHO. Lots of absurd de-ramping and emotional nonsense being spouted here that will not put a dint in this company in the end. Market forces will prevail. NHS white papers and de-privatisation will always be with us as it has for decades now. Tell that to BUPA and all the other big suppliers that help the NHS and all only with a relatively small percentage of the NHS stake that adds up to a lot and who have heard this rhetoric again for decades and remain absolutely unaffected by it.
All very positive for TLY IMHO, 19% nice and steady but also massive year on year growth and they have proven unequivocally that they and others like them are absolutely necessary. Anyway now for some good TLY news and Ill just keep on posting this rather than get into handbag fights:

Totally PLC - healthcare services provider - Reports award of a number of contract extensions and continued pilot funding worth a total of GBP7.2 million. The extensions and continued funding to pilot Covid-19 specific clinical services include 111 clinical assessment services, urgent treatment centre services and GP out of hours services across England and have been awarded to Totally's wholly-owned subsidiaries Vocare Ltd and Greenbrook Healthcare Ltd.

Current stock price: 26.75 pence, down 2.0% on Tuesday (now found new support at 29p)

Year-to-date change: up 19%

By Evelina Grecenko; evelinagrecenko@alliancenews.com

Copyright 2021 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Stt1 , yeh good news again and lets hope it continues. I'm no blinkered optimist but while the markets remain in balance I feel as comfortable as you can with an AIM stock. And as I've said previously and given the fact these derampers are using a post bank IMHO Ill repeat it again:
This has over 50% T2 and very big other private investors such as Mr Sneller who must be around 20% now and he bought in between 19.5 and circa 26p-ish that shows where he thinks this is going. And this small SP drop is being hoovered up fast.
40p next in the next few weeks IMHO. And expect to see this at way over the 100p in the coming y1-2 years. I recon this is a 500p share ultimately 3-5 years. Why? Covid will remain a problem for several years to come unfortunately and regular operations will resume and it will probably take several years for these to catch up. They deliver a great service and have rapidly become a preferred provider to the NHS, if that's the right phrase, in many respects too, their care side will continue to expand and I can sense a private BUPA/insurance angle creeping in here also. But possibly more affordable. All speculation but that's the market and all IMHO DYOR . Would like to here any thoughts on this.

Their is only one way this company is going and that's to the top. 300p - 500p+ easily in the mid to long term IMHO. Lots of absurd de-ramping and emotional nonsense being spouted here that will not put a dint in this company in the end. Market forces will prevail. NHS white papers and de-privatisation will always be with us as it has for decades now. Tell that to BUPA and all the other big suppliers that help the NHS and all only with a relatively small percentage of the NHS stake that adds up to a lot and who have heard this rhetoric again for decades and remain absolutely unaffected by it.
All very positive for TLY IMHO, 19% nice and steady but also massive year on year growth and they have proven unequivocally that they and others like them are absolutely necessary. Anyway now for some good TLY news and Ill just keep on posting this rather than get into handbag fights:

Totally PLC - healthcare services provider - Reports award of a number of contract extensions and continued pilot funding worth a total of GBP7.2 million. The extensions and continued funding to pilot Covid-19 specific clinical services include 111 clinical assessment services, urgent treatment centre services and GP out of hours services across England and have been awarded to Totally's wholly-owned subsidiaries Vocare Ltd and Greenbrook Healthcare Ltd.

Current stock price: 26.75 pence, down 2.0% on Tuesday (now found new support at 29p)

Year-to-date change: up 19%

By Evelina Grecenko; evelinagrecenko@alliancenews.com

Copyright 2021 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Their is only one way this company is going and that's to the top. 300p - 500p+ easily in the mid to long term IMHO. Lots of absurd de-ramping and emotional nonsense being spouted here that will not put a dint in this company in the end. Market forces will prevail. NHS white papers and de-privatisation will always be with us as it has for decades now. Tell that to BUPA and all the other big suppliers that help the NHS and all only with a relatively small percentage of the NHS stake that adds up to a lot and who have heard this rhetoric again for decades and remain absolutely unaffected by it.
All very positive for TLY IMHO, 19% nice and steady but also massive year on year growth and they have proven unequivocally that they and others like them are absolutely necessary. Anyway now for some good TLY news and Ill just keep on posting this rather than get into handbag fights:

Totally PLC - healthcare services provider - Reports award of a number of contract extensions and continued pilot funding worth a total of GBP7.2 million. The extensions and continued funding to pilot Covid-19 specific clinical services include 111 clinical assessment services, urgent treatment centre services and GP out of hours services across England and have been awarded to Totally's wholly-owned subsidiaries Vocare Ltd and Greenbrook Healthcare Ltd.

Current stock price: 26.75 pence, down 2.0% on Tuesday (now found new support at 29p)

Year-to-date change: up 19%

By Evelina Grecenko; evelinagrecenko@alliancenews.com

Copyright 2021 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Stt1, If you know people are insecure but their investments are in place and they're sticking I don't understand why you feel the need to make them feel worse, more insecure? Just leave people be ay............and off our once happy BB lol.. ;-)

That is your last statement.

That aside Stt1, as I generally do, I do agree with this last statement.

Stt1, I think you know I'm objective from our many posts but these lads have a point even if they are behaving like children
hammering our board to get at you without any care for us. You need to stop pi55ing people off and leading them here. This is the third time this has happened in a year. Please don't post to prove unnecessary points.

Radium why are you here?

This guy has only had this account since this january 15th and is using a deramp bank of posts IMHO guys. Lots of orgs want this SP down but don't be fooled. Just pick a few spot on counter posts and drown him out with them, flood the board with positive but wholly honest set posts and repeat. That's what it is doing IMHO........