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To be fair, most AIM companies are high risk hence why I will always have a fair number of investments ie. if god forbid Totally delisted it would hurt like hell but I would still have a portfolio... agree that the RNS is the standard post AGM resolution confirmation so will look over on Advfn tonight to ascertain if anyone attended today (i had a pre arranged meeting sadly) gla

There could be either a RNS just before the meeting or the usual post AGM resolution voting confirmation RNS - no guarantee of any other RNS today although hopefully shareholders will ask searching questions at the AGM and get some decent answers gla

Hope it comes good for the long termers... re placing - who's to say it will not be at a PREMIUM??

You know what I meant and you always come across as pompous to say the least... I will say it again to be clear. So you did get email replies back from the company - so now you have reviewed them - did they answer your questions/points raised? It's quite simple - yes or no

Well at least you did get replies - so anything worth discussing or just the simple acknowledgement??

It has been quiet both from the company and on here recently - I just presume there will be an update via an AGM statement this week and perhaps any one attending the AGM will be kind enough to post a summary later in the week?

Yes been in and out of PAA for 2-3 years now and tbh it's been heading south during most of this period... the company needs to maintain its golf events and start to win new music events - like in Japan - then, and only then, might the share price start to recover. I do believe those who wanted out have mostly now sold their holdings so any reasonable news and buying demand may result in a decent re-rating but it's not a cert - it reminds high risk and some form of further funding is likely at some point over the next year imo (unless the company secures new events).. the other plus is that overheads are being held down so my advice is that PAA is "one to watch" although existing shareholders like myself will just have to stick with it for the time being gl

To be fair, if Greece goes belly up it will not matter which share you are in over the next few weeks - it will be carnage... so actually having a decent number of investments and being in shares near low points - like Phorm - might offer some protection from any 10% plus stock market fall. As for Phorm - the trouble with a low share price is that any new funds will "cost" shareholders significant dilution gla

Sorry but profits are way off - long termers have seen it all before - "positive" operational update followed by new equity followed by "positive" operational update followed by new equity - repeat repeat repeat. I can understand why some might now think the share price is so low it offers value but I believe losses were US$37 million last year and revenue tiny so even though it's increasing sharply it could take years to breakeven.. also if you dyor you will note that they have exited various countires over the years and it wouldn't surprise me if China will be next... however still might be worth a punt at these levels but I wouldn't hold long term here gla

Hope you had a good holiday? Agree news before/at AGM likely gl

Leak? Result due out today???

..for now.. before you mention BT again (for the 100th time) remember one thing - they are a multi multi billion pound company - if they decide to target a company or sector you better watch out - look at the damage being done to Sky Sports at the moment... Totally need to stick to a niche in an sector/area they are good at - I though all shareholders would know the score here? If at some point it's clear that they are just running to stand still then it will eventually be in shareholders interest for the company to merge or be taken over... I am not saying its perfect here - its high risk - it always has been - but I stick around for the potential.. no one has to stay invested here.....

..and the enviroment the company works in is extremely difficult.. it's not the companys fault if there are NHS internal reorganisations every 2-3 years - not is it their fault that contracts (across the board) are suspended for a number of months due to a general election - nor is it their fault that different CCGs have different objectives and priorities - or is it their fault that demands on the NHS effect A&E or varoius specific illnesses or areas - nor is it their fault that CCGs go over budget or there are black holes or mis-management etc etc etc.. indeed i actually would say the company has done fairly well considering its small size... perhaps you really should look at other safer companies or sectors to invest in as you do not moan elsewhere.... (and I note other shares have been flat lining for some time too!)

..of negative comments - why not then take your "anger" out at the AGM on the 7th July instead on a faceless BB all the time?

Well at least one red dot will happen on th 7th July - AGM day.... perhaps the BoD are far too busy at the moment working on the following... "Following on from this very positive independent market research Totally Health plans to launch a Direct to Consumer model across the UK during 2015 which will support people with a range of Long Term Conditions so that they may benefit now from services we know make a real difference to health and wellbeing." This could be a/the game changer....

BT - Medvivo - why not go the whole hog and name some more? I'm sure you always post on your other shares about their competitors and the risks involved investing there - NOT!

It's obviously to most shareholders that Totally is a very small niche health coaching company - however it only needs to gain a small foothold in the NHS health coaching market - due to the high margins - to breakeven and become profit making. With multiple contracts - many won in the last 12-18 months - it is being recognised. The hard truth is that it is still early days for this developing service - which obviously saves money for taxpayers - and the company may or may not continue to expand - it simply needs to maintain and win more contracts than it loses going forward. Why invest? My answer is surely its because you believe in the model and potential whilst acknowledging the risks - there's no point imo moaning after the event of investing.. The NHS has turnover of £120 billion plus and needs to save billions - hence why health coaching is one measure that wll likely gain traction going forward. This excludes other organisations - charities - or overseas. At the current price it appears most if not all the current risks are factored in (imo) albiet the risk of another placing is obviously. If this company is for you - as a high risk AIM investor - then invest. If not - find a company that will meet your objections.

There's an AGM within two weeks - some form of update is very likely... let's see were we are then gl

Not another mention of another partial competitor! My advice - invest there then! Really, it would be good for your health to sell up - let go - move on - instead of the daily doom and gloom. Anyone would think you had an agenda!

Yes, definitely a blue bath now :-) some very large trades on both the buy and sell sides so hopefully some form of news is pending... as long as it isn't a placing! gl