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chem "But these clowns are taking it lower and lower so I'm going to hold off for now." Unless you are rounding up to the next millions, I doubt that buying at 30p v 45p would affect your average much. My 45.25p buy only brought my average down buy under 0.5p. It all helps, I suppose. Shorters are definitely moving on to their next aspiring British fintech company. Thank you shorters for increasing the "efficiency" of the market. Mr Osborne must be very proud of you.

I can see Beamer21's post from yesterday, mixed in with this morning's posts. Also L2 was completely wrong earlier. Indexing problems, I reckon. I'm going between IG and here, as I don't trust lse today.

Easyinvester ps einvoicing is also mandatory in some countries, but don't let that bother your argument.

Easyinvester "einvoicing is worthless any good book keeping or accounting software can do this only good part. Is pre payment of invoicing for businesses that need cash quicker than customers pay and plenty of suppliers do this" Call Siemens and tell them how stupid they are, spending all that cash on TUNG, just because they trade all over the world. All they need is safe and some data entry clerks, yes? Dough!

Odey bought at higher levels, as did directors. Shorters are reducing. Siemens give their reasons why Tung gave them the best einvoicing option. Shorters have to buy back 7m shares. I'll risk my money here, now. Happy for others to wait for a more secure, higher entry price.

Ok. I got the price I wanted, so please walk it back up now. Nice that Seimens is excited to be working with TUNG.

danmc, they will need a lot more panic than that! About 7m shares to buy back. Next week we will see how many they managed to harvest from yesterday. I took my eye off the ball yesterday, so missed that panic. I've got an order in now. Some vultures turning up, which is a sign of the endgame approaching.

7.7m shares to buy back. Nice!

https://twitter.com/tungstennetwork/status/654304522949365760

Chilt. Nice one! No way will Odey lose money on their 80p buys. They will know what is in the offing. Asymmetric knowledge, as described in this weeks Investors' Chronicle. PIs may THINK they are making an informed decision, but they will NEVER have the same information as those up close and personal with the company. GLA

Any short reduction is good news. I bought again at 53.5p. Too quick, as usual, but I got my average down to 63.72p, well below the recent placing and directors' buys.. Directors buying, Odey buying, shorts reducing. In other words, the accumulation phase. GLA

chilt "It's hard to place a value on the company but the current SP certainly doesn't reflect it." eggs "The technology's sorted, the system works, the funding's in place, so they've got to get it out to suppliers, pronto" Well said, chaps!

paulwi Part 3 Written by Bernard Lunn "Daily Fintech can help implement strategies related to the topics written about here. Contact us to start a conversation". So, they may just have been unlucky with the timing, but more likely a failed implementation? Whatever the answer, come to us instead, because we can help you. Sounds like a little bit of advertorial to me. First thing I would ask Mr Lunn would be, "How do the einvoicing requirement in India and Japan differ from those in Turkey? Then I would ask for a demo. GLA

Sorry. To be clear, TUNG has no place on TV. The kind of business exec we need to sign up is NOT watching TV. The kind of business, or indeed government, leaders we need will be running the rule over OUR offering. No need to offer any kind of incentives. GLA ps The possible exception to the incentives thing is a couple of VIP hospitality tickets to a Galatasary Champions League game, but not between 18th-28th October and 4th-18th December, as I'm on holiday then. Pass that on to Fatih, please?

€£ "Is it too silly to propose a big media push involving TV advertisements to get the TEP 'Green Button' awareness going?? " Yes, too silly. No offence meant. I must ask for confirmation of this, but I think Edi said that 25% of all NHS invoices HAVE NO INVOICE NUMBER!!! How much fraud prevention and overpayment would Tungsten-Network obviate, if adopted by the NHS? Apply that to the whole of Whitehall?

chem, I am confident that the TUNG bod reads this bb. I'm sure it must be tempting for them to respond to some of the more constructive comments on here. Either, "We may consider doing that", or "We can't do that because". You won't get any authoritative feedback on your suggestions, either here, or if you emailed them, but just put your points clearly and logically. They will be read. ATB

Chem, that may be the case, but I'm more interested in the next two years than the next two days. TUNG has to work hard and long to gain the confidence of prospective customers. It has to court them. Woo them. It just needs a few more outstanding clients to put the sp in the spotlight.

Chem, Odey bought roughly the same number of shares controlled by shorters. Pre-squeeze. They still have to buy back 8-9m.

Leon, I was just thinking about taking some profit here. If you're buying in, I may just let it roll.

I should emphasise that those are my impressions, not necessarily those expressed by TUNG folks. Ps Inreresting that the BBC is reporting that £5bn is lost through fraud in a he NHS. Edi said that a huge percentage of invoices submitted to the NHS do not have even have an invoice number! I think he said twenty or thirty percent. If HMG introduced e-invoicing, they would recoup the costs within months!