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So, was the recent U.S. listing a mistake, in the scheme of things?
I don't thinks so - it was done in mind of the rewards of a much greater investor-base, in the longer term.
Some have suggested it was done in a hurry in order to bury bad news or because their business model was suspect.
I doubt Tremor were involved in, or influenced by, anything of that sort.

The latest CTV figures were nowhere near as great as expected (rather mediocre actually) and accordingly the sp has plummeted.
In the absence of any explanation we are treading water currently.
However, the company has good reserves of cash, and shares in treasury, and are in a position to 'up their game'.

Two large (off book) trades at 08:03 this morning:

1000000 shares at 08:03:33
1000000 shares at 08:03:42
Both at 782.00 p

You would expect the stt1 tool to keep misleading the unwary.
That is his game plan.

stt1, why are you giving out all this crappy fruitcake advice if you have recently sold out?

Substantial loss of sanity by stt1.

1. I will repeat myself for the benefit of the stupid one:
'Tremor are not going to say everything is fine in a court case claiming damages.
Even you can't be so totally dumb.'.

2. And no! Nothing about the U.S. listing was related to Alphonso.
The troll is off his trolley and making a fool of himself - As Expected!

'Best to trade and not get caught out again.'

That's a fatuous statement stt1.
It's all about timing.
Timing which you always managed so badly in the past.

I will make a tidy profit by tomorrow, based on my judgement and experience.
You will still be wearing blue stockings, sitting on the fence.

Silly Billy stt1.
That is what you are.
Tremor are not going to say everything is fine in a court case claiming damages.
Even you can't be so totally dumb.

You are a manic idiot and will die a thousand deaths.
The brave die only once.

stt1 et al. think they have found easy money in TLY tapping the gov't-funded coffers of the NHS.
I suspect events will turn out otherwise.

Allowing the Secretary of State to intervene at any stage of a reconfiguration process may increase ministerial involvement in operational issues and risks politicising reconfiguration decisions.

Over five million people are waiting for surgical treatment in England, due to a backlog of cancelled/delayed non-emergency procedures.
These are 'elective' (planned care) procedures.
It is really not about physiotherapy.

So, TLY only began 'insourcing' 2 years ago.
stt1 believes that their contracts provide enough funding to cope with massive NHS waiting lists, for years to come.
If not TLY will not make any profit.
Well, good luck with that one.

As for 'planned Care'
Another spike in Corona and the elective procedures (operations) are put on hold,
making predictions of profit unpredictable.
Huge waiting lists still growing.

Next 'In-sourcing' - well the massive NHS staffing shortages are hardly looking promising either.

TLY are just providing NHS 111 as a service to filter out the hypochondriacs who think they may be ill but need reassurance.
This may be of some limited value to the NHS and it certainly attracts a fee but it won't make anyone a fortune.

We all know very well that stocks can go up and down.
That is the risk we take.
Some clown suggesting he sold something he didn't own
in order to big himself up looks highly immature.

He is one of a gang of shorters who want to eat your breakfast!

"Logic suggests that we should expect the presentation to confirm that significant progress has been made in the first half of the current year and that this progress is continuing in the second half. IMHO."

And has it?

· Loss before tax of £3.4m (2019: £1.8m)

From the totally clueless and stupido stt1:
'Btw, The NHS 111 can book you an appt with A&E, so saving you hours waiting in the waiting area.'

This is complete rubbish, nobody is rushed ahead of people walking in off the streets, or brought in by ambulance, with life-threatening conditions.
The whole system is triaged.
NHS 111 cannot jump the queue, what planet are you on?

stt1,

Fond of your silly little wink ';)' aren't you.

And repeating admonishment.

Who said it was all about NHS 111?

I meant 'what is urgent but non life-threatening'.
Ask NHS 111 to decide?
Why trust a third party?

Tell me then,

What is urgent but not non life-threatening?
How is the patient to decide?
If in doubt dial NHS 111?

I wouldn't mess about, I would go straight to A&E or dial 999.
Let them decide.