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Tremor's net revenues are up 12% according to the exact words from stt1's mouth.
He opines that I am twisting his stated facts.
By what reason does he think that I am twisting his stated facts?
Because he disputes the stated figures on account of a lawsuit by Tremor against Alphonso?
This is speculation versus fact and is therefore unproven.
If speculation on a court case outcome, affecting figures in future, becomes a reality then that may be another matter.
To suggest current net revenues are a fiction based on future outcomes is clearly silly and nonsensical.

Total net revenue increased by 12% to $184.3 million.
Therefore 'Revenues up ONLY 2% makes no sense.

Any company making 12% increase on net revenue will be dancing in the streets.

You can speculate your life away.
Waste of time!

18 months from 06 Jan, 2020 = 6th July 2021, give or take.
It doesn't mean Rebecca Brooks is selling here shares.

I agree Rusty,

Also, Qwert seems to be an ideal bed-fellow for our resident doom-monger.
They both seem intent on spreading negativity.
A waste of effort really as we have only just begun.

Come back in 5 years Qwert and doom-watch.

Funny, I thought Altice bought Teads back in 2017.

bumble, we have been here before, I did not ever mention the white paper would knock TLY for six.
What delusion (mental aberration) in your mind allows for this sleep of reason?
I did not express a negative opinion on the effects of the white paper.
It is not the first time you have been so confused.
Indeed you apologised for making the same mistake previously.

As for amortisation, this is not something that will vanish the next time around.
We have seen it mentioned each time results are announced and funnily enough the same figure of 0.1 million was quoted in 2019:
Financial Review for the six month period - we are pleased to report turnover of £49.2 million (H1 2018: £40.2 million) and earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation, excluding exceptional items(EBITDA) of £2.1m (H1 2018: £0.1 million). The loss before tax is £2.6 million (30 September 2018: £0.5 million loss). The loss before tax for the period includes amortisation of acquisition intangibles relating to contracts acquired of £2.5 million (30 September 2018: £0.9 million). These results reflect the impact of three months trading performance from Greenbrook since its acquisition in late June.

stt1, you are right of course, re my typo about the divi.
However you are 100% in the wrong when you suggest that I stated that gov't proposals were going to finish the company.
I have no opinion on that matter.

Profit before tax of 0.1 million could be seen as a financially weak position.
I have no idea whether gov't proposals will affect this profit but since you mention it I wouldn't like to bet on the outcome.

From stt1:
'TLY are well positioned for the govn proposals that you/Eddie/Tricky suggested were going to finish the company.

I never said any such thing at all, why do you state this untruthful remark?

I have said the profits are very small.
The results today clearly state:
'Profit before tax of £0.1 million after an amortisation charge of £2.5 million relating to the intangible value of contracts acquired'.
In other words spreading an intangible asset's cost over that asset's useful life.
Yet they are paying 50p/share divi this year which is certainly not well-covered by profits as demonstrated today.
Okay so they may have recently accumulated reserves but with an unpredictable future and some lines of business failing that is not a wise decision.

I have not made things up, unlike some, I have just stated facts.

Calling people liars is never big and clever.
Adding subsidiaries by enlarging the share capital such as Greenbrook Healthcare is just wishful thinking?
Where did the divi come from considering the small bottom-line profits?
Cash came from real profits?

Have there never been any share dilutions at TLY?
No matter, at the last count TLY only made a profit before tax of £0.1m (H1 2019: £2.6m loss before tax).
It does, however, remain extremely challenging to forecast with any degree of accuracy given the volatility of demand and accessibility of patient service delivery.
As stt1 says for Tremor this stock is best seen as a traders stock and not as an investment.
In fact stt1 continues to knock Tremor but we are used to it.
For many years stt1 has been bashing Tremor.
What goes around...

Our resident deramper is still clutching at straws - As Expected!

Can you even read a balance sheet?
What are the earnings per share and the return on capital employed?

EPS -1.82p
ROCE -1135.04%

Of course there is cash sloshing around, of course there is when so many additional shares have been issued, far more than needed for the acquisitions.
The accounts are hideous once you question where the share issue cash has gone, I don't know why you can't see that.

I have highlighted weakness in the company.
I have stated facts.
None have been countered - just abuse from a poster called Bumble who is confused about who said what.
Thordon now says he has shown his welfare director that someone tried to 'manipulate a gender'?
Really? What sort of school taught such poor language?
Glad I did not attend that particular institution.
The welfare director will have a lot of work to do.
Seriously you guys (Bumble and Thordon) are either pickled or illiterate or both.
Very sad that this muddled thinking is all you have to offer.

Arbitrage is not only legal in the United States (and most developed countries), but also beneficial to the markets as a whole and conducive towards overall market efficiency.

I have not lost money here.
I am not malicious.
I am not Eddie.
I have stated facts and received no rebuttal based on facts.
Just hot air and invective.

More vulgar abuse to follow no doubt!

The naysayer is desperate to throw cold water on the Trans-Atlantic Tremor ADR listing.
He is still promoting TLY which is a Quindell train-wreck scam of a company for much the same reasons as I suggested on the TLY board.

doggy,

We have 20 centigrade maximum today here in Hastings, East Sussex (King Arthur's country)
That equates to 68 Fahrenheit in your currency.
47.2 is unimaginable here - hotter than the Western desert in Egypt.

Totally is issuing shares and burning equity at a frightening rate; without the share issuing the business would be insolvent by now.
In bullish times, stock prices can bounce around regardless of the fundamentals. But ultimately the balance sheet tells the full story. It is very clear that the money within Totally is generated from share issuing and not from the business. The Directors even authorise a dividend which, given the share issuing is appalling.