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stt1,

You come across as person who enjoys being a complete dick.

stt1 states:

'As more people will have completed tests then more will be ready for surgery.
Therefore, the huge increase in money to improve infrastructure and equipment and testing, together with in-sourcing (THC) WILL help reduce the waiting lists, as more people will be ready for surgery.
That is how in-sourcing works! Try and keep up...'

That is stt1's view on how it all works.
The problem is that the above is not how it all works.
In-sourcing by a very small company will never reduced waiting lists.
What do you not understand?

TLY uses NHS staff who are 'free' in the evenings and weekends.
Get your head checked stt1.
You believe TLY is doing well (ho! ho! ho!) because of covid.. what will happen when the covid bubble bursts?
You haven't a clue where TLY is heading.

The £5.9bn will be used to pay for physical infrastructure and equipment, but without addressing staff shortages.
Waiting lists are not reduced magically by procuring more machines and information technology alone.

A vicious circle is a fallacy in reasoning in which the premise is used to prove the conclusion, and the conclusion used to prove the premise.

Not sure how ordinary CTV users are offered the choice of using ACR or not but when DPSs partner with automatic content recognition technology providers, advertisers receive a unique opportunity to intelligently target the most valuable audiences without investing anything extra.
If the audience benefits then it seems a win-win situation.

Or is it all a little Orwellian - with 'Big Brother' watching us?

stt1, If you got out on a high and took your profits then why are you still ranting and raving about cycles and circles?
It doesn't make sense to me.

The only people who will benefit from it will be the IT consultants.
I have never known a Government sponsored IT system to function well. Now I guess we will see nurses and doctors even more glued to their screens, to the detriment of ward duties.
Doesn’t Rishi know that whenever the NHS tries this the cash gets gobbled up and the new system gets abandoned because it doesn’t work.
The last effort at this, about 10 years ago, with the Lorenzo system, resulted in the loss of 10 billion pounds, and what remnants there are of that system has, more recently, caused havoc in Sheffield.

The public can opt out of having their information used for secondary purposes if it can be used to identify them.
Currently, the opt-out rate is low (below 3%). However, if large numbers of people have concerns and choose to opt out, then planning and research will be less effective.
The failure of NHSE&I and NHS Digital to maintain public trust previously resulted in the closure of the care data programme in 2016.
A related risk arises from cyber security. The NHS’s legacy IT systems are especially vulnerable to cyber-attack and loss of data. Although work has been undertaken to improve cyber security since the 2017 WannaCry attack, it remains a concern

The NHS. does not need more money. It needs better management.

Institutions actually own more than half of the company

What is that point then bumble?
You are a very confused person who rambles chaotically on and on.
It does not make a lot of sense when read out aloud and you would need
a skilled narrator to unscramble your meaning.
Why would anyone even bother when you are suggesting alternative investments after selling up?

So, it's not the company that is to blame, it is the markets.
Undervalued, overvalued, we hear this a lot.

‘A rose by any other name would smell as sweet’.

.That's bull stt1.

Google is only planning to stop using 3'rd part cookies.
Google says now it plans to phase out support for third-party cookies beginning by mid-2023, finishing in late 2023.
However, first-party cookies that track basic data about a website's visitors are still safe.
In fact, in Google's 2021 announcement, the tech giant called first-party relationships "vital."
So, ultimately, any first-party gained from a website's visitors on all browsers will still remain in-tact.

The shares are trading on 23.3x current year forecast adjusted earnings - the shares are fully valued.
Little wonder Bumble buzzed off!

stt1 professes that he likes to see bull and bear points !

He was in theatre, not the theatre.

Overvalued (hyped) companies will face corrections.
Companies with weak fundamentals will suffer likewise.
Tremor is not overvalued.
Tremor has cash in the bank and in reserve stock.
There is a huge and growing market for technology.
Tremor are well-placed to take advantage of any weakness, providing it adds value.

No use 'bigging up' the case for TLY clearing up NHS backlogs.
TLY will never clear NHS backlogs.
TLY is only a tiny part of private healthcare.
NHS backlogs will continue into the foreseeable future.

Why have no renewals been announced for all the contracts that were won last year?

Black Holes have an 'event horizon'.
The Sun is subject to the gravity of the massive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. And the Milky Way itself dances to the gravitational drumbeat of other nearby galaxies.
In short, it’s hard to find objects in space that aren’t subject to something else’s gravitational tug.

Doggy, start at the top and work your way down.
Isn't that what you Americans say?
First base, second base, and so forth...