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I bought in early April on a spike and was fairly sceptical about this share, but held on to it.

Looking at the chart there's less volatility and it's possibly entering a contraction pattern, which looks pretty healthy.

Seems a reasonable comment. I took a small position on the spike and wish I hadn't. This company has very little to commend it.

Hi Stt1,
I don't feel the need to post my every transaction. I'm more of a reader than a poster, when it comes to forums. Sometimes you can glean some useful information, sometimes it's utter cobblers.

What prompted me to post was the apparent slavish devotion from some, to a stock that's fallen close to 35% in a few weeks. The phrase "confirmation bias" springs to mind.

One high profile investor said he wanted his shares to be like tennis balls. Judging by the reaction to yesterday's RNS, Totally is more like a bouncy castle with a puncture.

But good luck to you if you're hanging in there. Each to his own and all that.

I sold this a few weeks ago at a decent profit, before it started to retrace. I've seen no reason to buy back into it.

The idea that this tiddler of a company can pick up whopping big NHS contracts is a bit fanciful and interviews with Bob & Co aren't reassuring. I can recognise mediocrity when I see it. That the losses have also doubled isn't good either. The E in EPS is there for a reason.