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Lie number one:
Long awaited IPO ?
Completely untrue - you said it was rushed and the reasons you suggested were lies too.

TLY were very much higher in the past before they crashed due to events.
Now with all the super-duper contracts in place they are still struggling.
What is the reason for the falls after all the (so-called) amazingly profitable contracts?
Something is not working.
And Wendy is not investing!

"Back to Trmr as I'm sure that's what readers want to read about."

But perhaps not your diatribe of years of negativity.
That is where you have fallen on your own sword.

The NHS patient safety watchdog has launched an investigation into failings by the NHS 111 telephone advice service which may have cost the lives of people with Covid-19.
The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) has begun looking into what advice the service gave to several callers who rang during the pandemic seeking its help because they were unwell.
The probe follows a series of disclosures in the Guardian last year by David Conn about serious problems with NHS 111’s performance, some of which are claimed to have led to deaths. He revealed that:
People who were critically ill with Covid died after they were wrongly told to stay at home rather than seek medical help at hospital.
Call handlers did not seem to recognise that conditions such as diabetes and multiple sclerosis made patients more likely to fall seriously ill with Covid.
Nurses who worked for NHS 111 said the service was unsafe because staff were not able to make clinical assessments about how ill patients were, and had been given only four hours’ training.
The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Group believes that several hundred of its members had a relative die after calling 111 and being told that they should stay at home. They have demanded a public inquiry into the service’s record during the pandemic.

The deductive reasoning on here is mind-blowing!

I may know the difference between a trivial health issue but many callers to NHS 111 may not.
GP's resent encroachment on their clinical judgment and workload.
So why did it even start? What interests or whose careers were behind it? Are still behind it?
I've heard GP's saying it’s useless.

Doctors and nurses are medically trained and have experience.
Operatives from the NHS 111 are typically not medically trained.
Use your brain to decide whether to call 'out of hours surgery doctors or put your trust in NHS 111.

For those who had not noticed.
The younger generation are not going back to old-style TV broadcasts any more than they will go back to landline phones.
Progress happens regardless of pandemics.
And it looks like the pandemic is here to stay, mutating as does seasonal flu.
Covid may have made a difference during lock-downs but technology keeps offering a solution.

If you don't have a good understanding of SSP and DSP integration then you should not attempt to suggest that it is contentious.

Bumble, you may want NHS 111 to check your blood pressure.
I am sure they can suggest a visit to an 'out of hours' doctor - some 50 miles away!
Better still just lie down and let stt1 massage you!

First off stt1 should crawl back under a stone?
Preferably doing so after going back down to the bottom of his pond
Bumble, you don't seem to have the intelligence (in a military sense) to understand that he is and has been trashing Tremor for years upon years yet is very actively promoting investment in TLY, a company that is keen to take on loss-making contracts and leave their investors with no chance....their call centres have a tin can and a piece of string!
Tly are flat out chasing huge revenues but only making tiny bottom-line profits.
Not something that makes a lot of sense to an astute investor.

You either need medical attention or you don't.
If you can't contact your doctor at least on the phone (if out of hours) then go to A&E.
I went to my doctor (pre-covid) with pains in my chest, he said it was not heart-attack related and
said that if I was concerned again I should just go straight to A&E.
No mention of 111.

Doctors and hospitals are not terribly impressed with NHS 111.

Expect lots more ****e from 'you know who' trying to put people off.
It's also a game he plays to rile people.
One minute rises are put down to bubble, the next minute the lack of bubbles is explained away as befits his agenda.
All complete rubbish of course.
He is a 'fruitcake' and does not know what he is doing.

Does it help if patients are referred to hospital A&E by NHS 111 staff?
No!
Hospital A&E departments do not always accept referrals anyway.
Some condemn NHS 111 as dangerous.
Nurses are employed with minimal training and don’t have expertise in diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
Tick-box computer choices are relied upon.

If I have a medical issue and feel it is serious I will go to A&E, otherwise phone my G.P. at 8 am for an appointment on the day.

Trying to jack this off to achieve a premature ejaculation really doesn't work.
First it's damned as froth and bubbles, then its slated as disappointment.
What a beast of little brain is trying to play the rape the reason here!

Who relies on NHS 111?
Many feel it is not useful at all.
Many elderly people will not even consider using it.
"After an extremely long conversation where I had to give so much information, I then had to go through the whole conversation again when passed on. Frustrating, upsetting and a waste of time.”

Awareness of the NHS 111 service is low.
80% of polling respondents were not aware that NHS 111 could reserve time-slots at GP's and 73% were not aware they could reserve time-slots at A&E.
Many calls were not connected to GP's and NHS 111 is not properly linked into other services.
Where it is linked to A&E then A&E are often not interested & send people home, saying nothing to worry about. They often seem surprised 111 has sent them."

Is the company struggling to survive or is it in a good place right now?
At the end of the day you have to judge using your common-sense.
Tremor are now listed on U.S. markets and that surely offers new opportunities.
Would it have been better to remain on AIM markets alone?
I don't think so.
But do my views alone carry weight?
Of course not.

What is wrong with trading a share?
It happens all the time - are all traders clowns?
I don't think so.
Grow some nuts!

It sounds like a 'Mexican wave' of adtech companies results are about to unfold.

Such Gay fun on here with stt1 and his merry band Happy times ahead!