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It is no lie to ask who are TLY's competitors even if it transpires that they have none.
If TLY is operating in areas which others deem as barely profitable, then to suggest they have no competitors may become clearer.
TLY has no immediate competitors because it does not compete for big profits.
The bigger guys involved in private health care, of which there are many hundreds, are eating TLY's breakfast.

From stt1 - "I've done my research. You clearly haven't.".

Wot - like the research you did on Tremor and got it wrong time after wretched time?
You have zero credibility posting dozens of negative comments every day on two boards and if others think
you have any useful insights on here then they need their heads examining.
Thick as a two short planks!
Deliberately misleading others and goading and belittling people who disagree.
That is your hallmark.

TLY have gone where no private health care company has gone before?
More likely because no such company believes there is good profit in doing what TLY are doing.
Facts are they have to go 'penny-and-dime-ing' in order to survive.
Picking up the crumbs.
TLY cannot compete with U.S. health care companies.
TLY is tiny and cannot sell expertise or operate internationally.

That is surprisingly upbeat of you doggy,
Last time I asked if you would be buying under the new Nasdaq listing (of ADS's) you said that you had enough for now.

From a U.K. perspective we have to remember that each ADS offered represents two ordinary (Aim-listed) shares of Tremor.
Since ADS's are priced in dollars we also have to convert accordingly.
Considering we await U.S. analysts appraisals that formula is something we are going to have to learn to live with.
Good to have the opportunity to do so, I would say.

Tremor are now out there on Nasdaq.
Not a shrinking violet.
Ready and willing to be compared to their peers.
What's wrong with that?

stt1 and Bumble,
I think you need to know where you stand in the health care sector.
If many are operating in the same services as TLY then it would be sensible to see how TLY compare.
By profit, growth and all typical measures of performance.

Do you really need me to tell you? - You shouldn't.
Have you done your homework? - You should have..

Yes! The shares in treasury alone are worth a pretty penny.
The cash in the bank is healthy.
Can't just sit on a mountain of money that's not earning much interest.
Must be other companies that fit their strategy.

Bumble,
There are hundreds of non-NHS organisations providing services under the NHS, these range from large corporations, such as Interserve and Ramsay Healthcare, to smaller companies such as Babylon Health and Totally Health.

Here are a few:
Alliance Medical, Babylon Health, BMI Healthcare (Circle Health), Capita, Care UK, Centene/Operose Health,
Circle Health, Cygnet Health Care, Doctaly, GPDQ, HCA / HealthTrust Europe, InHealth Group, Interserve
LIVI, Medacs Global Group, MedicSpot Virtual, Nuffield Health, Omnes, Optum / United Health, Pathology/Diagnostics, Practice Plus Group, Push Doctor, Ramsay Healthcare, Sciensus, Serco, Sirona, Spire Healthcare, Synlab/iPP, The Priory Group, Totally Plc, Virgin Care Ltd, ZoomDoc.

It is indeed difficult to compare profitability of companies operating in a varied manner across the board.
Additionally not all contracts with the private sector are successful:
The NHS signing contracts with the private sector for products and services has been ongoing for many years, but when the Covid-19 pandemic hit things changed. Emergency legislation was enacted in March 2020, which allows for contracts to be signed without going through a competitive tender procedure and it seems that as a result the contracts were also signed without proper scrutiny of the companies, the products or the contract details.
So for private companies to boast about (often aggressively) acquiring contracts with the NHS to provide services is not necessarily a guarantee of instant rewards.
Many large companies have withdrawn from contracts for a variety of reasons.

If only...
stt1 could be placed at the event horizon of a black hole,
the boundary where the velocity needed to escape exceeds the speed of light.
All matter and radiation fall in, but they can't get out.

'He wasted his life trying to rile people with unbridled negativity'

What an epitaph!

Exactly Bumble, you have now accepted and understood that TLY want to get at the vast resources allocated to the NHS.
What you fail to comprehend is that they are not alone, competition exists amongst peers (of TLY) for the profits.
How does TLY compare to other private health providers?
You probably have no idea.
If you cannot comment on what other providers are doing, and are not in a position to compare TLY to them, then you are probably emotionally attached without a clue.
That is not a good place to be in.
In TLY we trust without question?
Is that what you are about?

And by the way crude language makes you look both immature and silly.

stt1 now looking for revenue vulnerabilities by companies who have been caught out, and there a few across all businesses worldwide.
It is up to the companies involved to decide on the terms of credit they will offer.
Tremor will have risk management personnel who are across all eventualities.
You can be sure of that!

Possibly foolish Thorn will answer on befuddled Bumble's behalf.
He did so for my latest post!

how to run Tremor.

Make him a board member for his intelligent insights, i am sure they will all pat him on the back and praise him to the skies!

Would you like stt1 to advise management how run Tremor?
He dislikes everything they do.
He is very backward looking and has no clue what is happening.

bumble, your comprehension is lamentable.
Clearly TLY would not want to solve all the problems of the NHS.
That would be counter-productive wouldn't it.
They just want to profit from the NHS and its shortfalls.
What part of that do you not understand?

I agree Bug,

Don't mind negative opinion myself, as long it's not highly manipulative, gloating or self-centred ego-massaging.
Have to say that Tremor are smart, prudent and have healthy enough net assets, even excluding shares in treasury, haven't worked out the value of that yet.
I was sanguine about the sp growing hugely immediately after the Nasdaq listing and steady growth would be all I would wish.
No jumps/leaps or crazy valuations for me.

Okay, so sometimes one has to exaggerate to oppose the resident 'pain in the harris' but of course he doesn't get it!

The NHS still cannot cope,
There are huge capacity issues.
We have heard it from the horses' mouth (stt1).
Why then is TLY unable to help?
Are they too small or just lacking in ability?

bumble and stt1 are the sort of people would knock up a threesome over the weekend using Viagra for recreational purposes!
As before, as always - I have no need to stress!

bumble,
Why should I want to trade in and out of Tremor for gain?
I have no need.

stt1,
Of course I would counter your disingenuous assertions that the company is a busted flush.
I stated it is worth more than £8, probably £10.
What you have been consistently stating is immaterial.
We know your game.
Trying to rattle investors and deter newbie investors.
Suggesting it is only worth trading.

So both of you are playing a short game.
Trying to encourage people to game the market.