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Re ...Some people don't understand the model nor the NHS.
Well he would say that wouldn't he? Instead of empty comments why not answer each of the questions I have raised, stt? let us all draw strength from your detailed defence for the future of this sector.
I have been around a very long time and I can tell you for sure, stt has no history of successful investing. Follow him at your peril. He will be out of here like a shot from a rifle while still posting supporting views on this bulletin board.

Looks like you conclude with me on the inevitability here.
If you think stt iwill be sweating, why is it that you are not?

Thornton, re your ...£68 Million been awarded to TLY since last year and with new contracts.
Extensions are not entirely 'new', are they. When assessing the impact on this sector in generaland Totally in particular, what will the impact of point No.4 have on growth?
A company needs sustained 'Growth' to support its share price and drive up value. Investors look well into the future. Why should they feel confident about that in the light of the coming changes?

No.4 In the future, the private sector will not be allowed to bid for NHS work and many contracts currently in the private sector will be reined back into the NHS.

Geoffieboy...readers will interpret your reply as a cop-out and rightly so. Please answer the specific questions I've put to you (below) and explain why, in the light of the coming changes, new investors will be attracted to Totally Plc and why existing investors should feel confident about remaining invested in this sector.

Note…
1. The private sector is to be taken back under Public control with the latest proposed NHS reforms.

2. Clinical commissioning groups – which currently "buy" healthcare on behalf of patients – will be replaced by "Integrated Care Systems" that will answer to the Secretary of State.

3. Reports suggest that ministers plan to centralise decision-making in the service and reduce the role of the private sector. Health groups competing against each other, would be scrapped.

4. In the future, the private sector will not be allowed to bid for NHS work and many contracts currently in the private sector will be reined back into the NHS.

So, looking into the future, prey tell me, where is Totally’s growth coming from?
What impact do you think these changes will have on Totally’s top and bottom line?
Why do you think Totally’s share price will grow from here?
Do you not think everyone invested in Totally right now will be asking the same questions?
How might this reflect on Totally’s share price come Monday morning and the months/years ahead, as these changes are implemented?

Well then Geoffieboy, you should have no difficulty answering all of my questions.
I'm all ears.

Yes Bradley. And you know who they are because they can't answer questions.

Bradley123, re your… Radium and stt are arguing on trmr thread and its spilt over on to this.

Why do you feel the above remark changes anything, in particular, the actual impact on private sector services, provided to the NHS, following today’s announcement?
Note…
1. The private sector is to be taken back under Public control with the latest proposed NHS reforms.

2. Clinical commissioning groups – which currently "buy" healthcare on behalf of patients – will be replaced by "Integrated Care Systems" that will answer to the Secretary of State.

3. Reports suggest that ministers plan to centralise decision-making in the service and reduce the role of the private sector. Health groups competing against each other, would be scrapped.

4. In the future, the private sector will not be allowed to bid for NHS work and many contracts currently in the private sector will be reined back into the NHS.

So, looking into the future, prey tell me, where is Totally’s growth coming from?
What impact do you think these changes will have on Totally’s top and bottom line?
Why do you think Totally’s share price will grow from here?
Do you not think everyone invested in Totally right now will be asking the same questions?
How might this reflect on Totally’s share price come Monday morning and the months/years ahead, as these changes are implemented?

I have been around here for a long, long time and I can tell you for this for sure…Stt has no history of successful investing, period! His so called ‘news flow’ has never been anything other than a front to damage Tremor investor confidence and its share price. On the back of today’s news one might ask…where was his halloed ‘news flow’ for Totally Plc?

Extract….The private sector is to be taken back under Public control with the latest proposed NHS reforms. In a bonfire of the coalition Government's signature health policy, ministers are to regain authority over front line services, scrapping a decade-long drive for internal competition.
According to a leaked draft of the health white paper, clinical commissioning groups – which currently "buy" healthcare on behalf of patients – will be replaced by "Integrated Care Systems" that will answer to the Secretary of State

Under the circumstances there will be no further new contracts awarded too Totally Plc. Existing ones will be rained-in over time.....no growth for Totally means no Totally in the end and where is Totally’s sp heading in the interim do you think?

Here is a posts from stt from ADVFM BB….Stt. (About his investment in Totally Plc ) 2 Mar '14 - 16:40 - 2231 of 3524 0 0 0 I've put my money where my mouth is... I've a huge amount invested and all in my ISA... On the 28th Feb 2014 Totally Plc sp was 90p it is currently 33p and with the announcement today that the private sector health care is to be taken back under Public control that could further hit the sp on Monday morning. It couldn’t happen to a nicer guy could it?
Payback…..what goes around comes around.

stt….we know that you are up to your neck in this one and will try to protect yourself but this is not good for Totally Plc no matter how you try to spin it.

Look, it does not matter one jot to me that you think I am bitter. Better you think about the future for your investment here. Getting into a slanging match with me about personalities isn't going to change that on Monday morning or thereafter, is it?

Reports suggest that ministers plan to centralise decision-making in the service and reduce the role of the private sector. These changes would see a reduced role for the private sector, while a system of contracts being put out to tender, with health groups sometimes competing against each other, would be scrapped.

Extract....The reports suggest that ministers plan to centralise decision-making in the service and reduce the role of the private sector. The system of contracts being put out to tender, with health groups sometimes competing against each other, would be scrapped.

For heaven sake wake-up. What has your retort got to do with the reality of what is happening here?

Industry Challenges affect Totally Plc - AS EXPECTED

Under the circumstances there will be no further new contracts awarded to totally. Existing ones will be rained in over time.....no growth for Totally means no Totally in the end.

Under the circumstances there will be no further new contracts awarded to totally. Existing ones will be rained in over time.....no growth for Totally means no Totally in the end.

Neither will you be once theses reforms are enacted.

In a bonfire of the coalition Government's signature health policy, ministers are to regain authority over front line services, scrapping a decade-long drive for internal competition.
According to a leaked draft of the health white paper, clinical commissioning groups – which currently "buy" healthcare on behalf of patients – will be replaced by "Integrated Care Systems" that will answer to the Secretary of State.
Bye-bye Totally Plc as a private listed Co, then.

In a bonfire of the coalition Government's signature health policy, ministers are to regain authority over front line services, scrapping a decade-long drive for internal competition.
According to a leaked draft of the health white paper, clinical commissioning groups – which currently "buy" healthcare on behalf of patients – will be replaced by "Integrated Care Systems" that will answer to the Secretary of State.
Bye-bye Totally Plc as a private listed Co, then. Very painful for our resident loner, but you reap what you sow and it really couldn't happen to a nicer fella, could it?

What's it got to do with anything here?
Well our resident antagonist stt is up to his hucksters in this one and has been for many years, at prices over 90p. Current sp 34p and it will likely take a hit on Monday morning.