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If almost nobody in the U.S. has heard of 'Tremor' and it since we are now listed there, perhaps this would be a good time for a name change to something that sounds more familiar to the target markets.
Tremor has negative associations with old-age shakes.

Perhaps 'Tellurite' 'Monzonite' 'Diorite'.

Perhaps not 'Kryptonite'

Not scrolling down to Perion:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/perion-network-present-raymond-james-210000953.html

Scrolling down, Perion will be there too:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tremor-international-present-raymond-james-110000413.html

It wasn't driven down from 850p.
It had fallen to around 700p, for some weeks, then jumped on results to nearer 800p, whereupon several millions were suddenly offloaded first thing on that morning.
Some time later an announcement was made about an NDA, possibly to shore up the sp.

I don't think brokers can lend out shares of a p.i. without explicit permission.

No one is suggesting TLY are unscrupulous, but that since the NHS is understaffed, in part causing backlogs, so how can TLY who don't have staff but use overworked NHS staff, albeit with consultants who are not particularly overworked, mean anything other than a bottleneck that needs addressing before very much longer?

Some of the schoolboys who believe in headlines at face-value need to wake up!

Health Secretary Sajid Javid, said:
"I don't think anyone can make a guarantee on the backlog that it's going to be cleared or will fall by a certain amount."
He added: "If you want to know why we can't guarantee it, it's because it also depends on demand - we estimate there are seven million people who stayed away during the height of the pandemic... we don't know how many will come back."
Health experts have also warned that the NHS may not be prepared for the challenges this winter amid rising Covid cases and exhausted and demoralised staff.
Staff cannot be expected to work harder than they already are if services are to get safely through the winter, and many people may not get the care they desperately need.

Plus, why are you so manically obsessed when you don't have any skin in the game, by your own admission?

The IPO was never going to be an instant party - our Israeli friends knew that already.
People like you, who don't understand different cultures, put your own interpretations and expectations as being of paramount importance.
A bit like a whale being bullied by a tadpole.

"if winter patient volumes are supported by increased NHS funding ..."

That's the problem, they are not!

The very impressive quarterly update was seen to be less than transparent in places.
Plus director/executive pay was seen as excessive and affecting ebitda.
Which was why only four days later an investor presentation was made to address concerns.

From then on shorting attacks intensified in a see-saw action across the pond.

A really good bit of news by the company will blow the shorters out of the water!

stt1 has run a smear campaign for a very long time now.
Distorting the headline newsflow and claiming insights that are concerning at face value but are deliberately misleading
in order to support his agenda of warning new investors away.
He has made atrocious investment decisions here in the past and then tried to use his bad experiences to 'inform' potential investors of what he has done wrong by way of a continuous head-banging session.
Claiming he has been right all along.
You couldn't make it up and it's like a parent warning its children not to do what they wouldn't do anyway.

For someone who claims he sold out on a high he still can't let go.
The psychology of his trauma is writ large.

I see stt1 is still making an ar$e of himself over on TRMR.
From his post at 19:14 tonight:

"Read this message stream.
I was saying in July, long before Q2/Q3/AGM etc that the shares have a history of rising on bullish comments and falling on events.
The shares were supposed to surge on:
IPO, discounted placing, Q2 results, Q3 results, investor presentation. Yet each has seen a disappointing reaction.
Tosca selling just days before IPO. Shroders selling just days before Q2, the discounted placing for a company supposedly in a hot sector etc..
It's good to see others are now catching up, in hindsight...
:-)"

This from a character who boasts he sold out at a high and yet he still needs to hang around to manipulate, gloat and feed his ego.

It's all about you and your ego and your wisdom with hindsight.
We'd all have lost a lot of money if we took a blind bit of notice of your advice.
Beat it! You fraudster.

Are people buying TLY now that it has sunk a little?
If not then why not?
Best to trade and not miss out!

justdeezerts
I am buying TRMR on the dips, and not complaining about missing out on selling the highs.
Why? Because I had no intention of selling at all.
Just accumulating on the cheap.
That should tell you something.

The only reason Tremor is being shorted is because it is successful.

In case anyone has not noticed, Tremor acquired Spearad for $14.7m (£10.6m) on 19 October, 2021.
Spearad’s integration into the Unruly SSP will enable CTV header bidding, channel inventory, and ad pod monetization.

October 26, 2021 Tremor entered into a a global and exclusive strategic partnership with VIDAA, a smart TV operating system and content platform.

A lot more is happening behind the scenes.

Tremor are not widely covered in the U.S. but for how much longer?

Passengers in Aberdeenshire were stuck on a train for 17 hours as Storm Arwen swept across Scotland.
Following a track across the North Sea, Storm Arwen is expected to shift away into the continent later on Saturday, leaving a drier day for many on Sunday.
We had no storm effect reaching the south-east, in Hastings,.

Anyone promoting a belief that they got it right all along needs to wind their neck in.

If any of the big players were responsible for shorting, by selling, then an RNS would indicate a reduction in their holdings.