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Stt1 completely with you on that. Keep posting your good finds fella...
Think you me and Thordon been dealing with these ****measters now for over a year when the SP was 10p and some monkeys kept coming on saying it was going to 2.5p, come and go, go better and no doubt soon gone. Here we are in a share stuffed full of T2 investors, massive private investors who are still buying in at these process and who have a clue. Still at least a ten bagger from here I honestly recon over the next few years but time will tell. Some think they missed the boat IMHO its just about to leave the doc. Recon those others do too..

Stt1, weve mailed for a year + now and you've unearthed some excellent research here and on other SP boards. Recon there's a big deramp effort on here fella, block them out. They turn up and try an hit hard with unfounded endless opinions, upset people with their vitriol, try and derapmp the stock, obviously not share holders. Thayer probably getting paid for each post they get a response too....all IMHO of course... Just block em.

Thanks love...xxx

Everyone, you have to see the funny side in all this. We had all the serious investor conversations on this board over the last couple of years, TLY is well and truly in the bag and this is just fun. The share will do what it will do despite the trolls and I have no doubt this is a 300p + share in the next 3 years. IMHO etc...GLA

Radium..OMG.. there are a few people who know me on here at email level and know I am not in the slightest bit annoyed, the opposite I've had a good laugh today with you Radium, what a flippin berk...but your also quite funny, fair play... ;))
Crack on...

Radium, lol.. What would you expect from a disgruntled single employee who probably wants to sit at home wittleing wood for the same money. Unreal, you are deluded and need a reality pill... Dont be bitter, its ok and all 'groad up' being objective and jsut seeing it is what it is....
As Stt1 stated below quite unarguably the NHS wouldn't stand a chance and I'm not particularly happy saying that, its just is what it is.
Come on you might TLY...........Show em how its done..

Re: Radiums earlier and erroneous quote. Sorry to drag this out but think its worth seeing another eminent better qualified medics view refuting Jessica Arnalds myopic view of the matter, read below and many more like it:

David Hare of the Independent Healthcare Providers Network, James Dalton of the Association of British Insurers and Dr Colin Hutchinson of Doctors for the NHS respond to an article by Jessica Arnold that said private health is killing the NHS

Jessica Arnold’s comment piece (I implore people to stop using private health: it’s killing the NHS, 8 January) makes a number of unfounded assertions about the impact of private healthcare on the NHS, and fails to acknowledge that the NHS has always used private companies, as well as voluntary organisations and social enterprises, to deliver NHS services – something that is entirely consistent with its founding principles.

The workforce challenges faced by the NHS, which are shared by all major healthcare systems across the world, are not caused by the private health sector “poaching” staff but are a result of a range of complex factors, including an ageing workforce and pension policy. Moreover, removing the ability of NHS commissioners to make use of private sector capacity and expertise would only harm patients.

If we’re really serious about improving NHS care, we desperately need to move away from tired old debates about “NHS privatisation” and focus on the real challenges the health service faces of joining up care and getting waiting times down.
David Hare
Chief executive, Independent Healthcare Providers Network

Geoffieboy..absolutely, a lot more polite than I would have put it also ... ;)

Redium, make your mind up. You kicked off on someone else on Tue 18.01 below then accused them of not answering you back...I answer back and you tell me to crank my neck in you nob......
Get off our peaceful board and take a rant somewhere people give a sh..

Red, its a fair point but again extremes. There is a massive communist hangover in Cuba, poverty and little opportunity to get out of it, again USA absolute Capitals culture and same poverty and not much more opportunity. UK is a middle ground with the right level of checks and balance's, not perfect of course but I recon we will find and an acceptable mean. What's right or wrong is so open ended here but one for certain there is a massive amount of room for both and TLY will be around for a long long time until the government works this out. Id love to nationalize everything again but we all know where it will all end up....back in the 70's quick. Any way TLY back on track despite the ups an downs...GL

Sorry guys, these people appear to be using this board to voice their politics, and what? Without a reaction? They made statements I reacted yes and probably should have just let them crack on.

I am and you now what you guys are quoting the same rhetoric I did when i was anti-private 10 years ago and come to realise that no matter how emotional I got I could not get away from the fact that the NHS can not stand on its own for so many reasons and the more cash you pump in the more gets wasted. This is a pointless and battered discussion the only thing that stands obvious in this debate is you guys are not invested, do not see the benefit of supplementing the NS service and obviously don't realise the millions of life's potentially that have bee saved over the last year with private care intervention. This is a share forum not a political debate forum. Ill bet every penny in my bank account that if either of you or your loved ones couldn't get the critical care you need you would be off to bupa and now TLY in a blink. Heard and seen it all before. And what I learnt the hard way in the past is 'Principals belong to those who can afford them'. I hope and your stay well and good luck and absolutely no hard feelings.

Tricky & Radium, I come from a medical family and you obviously havn't got a bl00dy clue what your talking about. Suspect you are either ball achingly dim or rampers, not sure. They have been talking about this for decades and there is no chance this country can survive without the right level of private companies answerable to share holders, its what makes them efficient by comparison to most state ran organizations with next to no accountability. What happened to the GPO, Central Energy Generating Board, British Rail, Airways, mining? All privatised, closed and will they return to the government? They wouldn't have a clue where to start for decades at least and almost certainly never. Ive seen it working also as a freelance engineer for various organisations over several decades now, its all about accountability and staff and mangers spending the money doing f..all for it with next to no repercussions on performance is ridiculously wasteful. We have nurses in our family and they are trying hard to remain loyal to the NHS but the way the show has been ran for years they are struggling to remain loyal. All in my honest and informed not guessed opinion...!!! That's why the likes of spire, bupa, TLY and many others are going from strength to strength. We have massive disparity also between old and few young to day to care for oldies and this demand and gap is going to grow. We also need more and more foreign staff for the same reason. Even with private intervention we are struggling massively. They don't steel money they use it affectively and give a great service and are now absolutely essential to bolster the NHS. Lets just imagine for a second that the managers in the NHS are competent, no matter how hard they try to implement changers now it would take decades to even hit equilibrium I think, let alone start to reverse the trend and take it all back decades on decades. You'd have to turn all the private companies to state and the last time I looked Stalin wasn't part of BOJO's cabinet! Luck we have the likes of TLY who can be arsed IMHO....
Sorry for the rant people but my shiz filter needed emptying.........

Hi Thorndon, yeh think cardigan is a good bet. Checked that recently myself. Few other engergies worth a bet too. Looking at putting 5k in each of 2 i quite like next.
Like you I've got a delisting company in my portfolio. Was going to be the next best thing to sliced bread. It was the only problem was the bod were immoral and moved the carbon platform into another business leaving all investors with nothing. Research is everything and even if the product is great, you've got to know the BOD. Now I would have Wendy's babies... :-) jus saying..

Would appear a sizeable order is being filled even at this new support point IMHO.......

For those skeptical of the influence of the MM's and their broker clients, they're all happy for the moment, they've taken the leash off and this will just nicely ebb and flow upwards to its natural SP value IMHO. Factoring in the current market nerves it should bring us over the 50+ threshold soon as some have also alluded to here IMHO.
Its a relief to see it performing as it was before it was interfered with over the last year....Hope it stays that way..GLA.

I've been in since 11p few years now. Could see the sense in this pre covid now an absaloute no brainer. I keep saying it but this will be a plc version of the very wasteful bupa in coming years. Massive multi bagger for sure..IMHO..

Mental, all those red sales and the SP hasnt dropped. The shares are still getting mopped up at this price. Massive upside IMHO..

Lol.. Monica69 dont be scared this was lining up for big thngs even before covid. It all stacks up and especially from this SP value is IMHO gonna be a minimum 10 bagger in the next year.

Way past that now and Mr Sneller is in deeper with additional buys circa 26p ish...Nice one, 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 thats 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.