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You have a high dependency on false logic.
A bank robber may use a car as a getaway, therefore if you have a car you are likely to rob a bank.
Complete nuts
As Expected!

S cun thorpe contains the widely banned name for the part of a ladies anatomy that must not be mentioned, even though it has a good pedigree!.

To help doggy undertand,

S****horpe is a northern English town and the butt of many a schoolboy joke, as per:

"If Typhoo put the T in Britain, who put the **** in S****horpe" ?

'Typhoo' being a widely recognised brand name of English tea.

Americans mainly drink coffee, so sort that one out if you can.

:)

TLY has dangerously high debt levels - very much overshadowing the so-called huge amounts of cash.
Also:
Return On Capital Employed (ROCE) -8.69%
Return On Assets (ROA) -5.11%
Net Profit Margin -2.67%
Return On Equity (ROE) -8.22%
Return On Investment (ROI) -8.60%
5 yr Compound Earnings Growth -34.42 %

You say 'now they are in the 'build stage' and have surplus cash.
Embarking on growth and giving away dividends - really!

It all sounds like a castle built on sand.

Growth meaning expansion via more contracts?
Growth is all very well but how do you quantify it?
How long before the profits (bottom-line) grow?
Give profits away in dividends for a growth company is not the answer.
TLY should be using the money for, well, growth.
Simples!

Bit of a 'busy-body' aren't you.
It seems to me that you should ask more relevant questions.
Such as are the company expanding too quickly?
Are they unable to understand the U.S. markets?
Do they have cash reserves in place to tide them over?
Is it a serious mistake to list in a country they already do most of their business with?

doggy,

Concrete boots, fully conscious seems fairer.

How do we help stt1 get out of his cripplingly negative mindset?
It can't be healthy or rewarding at all.
I can think of lots of ways to be happy.
Arguing the toss about company shares/performance is not one of them.

Nonny,

I thought a Valet was the way to go.
To maximize one's time left.
Could be wrong.

Trickster,
Are you a night owl?

dpggy,
Getting older I sleep less.
Not sure why that happens.

Lasvelas sounds a lot like stt1.
All rather suspicious.
Has stt1 re-incarnated himself to spoof people.
Theee are no lengths to which he will not stoop.

Well, John,

No, he is not chuckling, he is too bitter and twisted.

A good trading update and takeover/merger plans with Perion would set the cat among the pigeons!

so stt1 was lying - As Expected!

Outsourcing beyond the shortfalls in the NHS always attracts private money.
Most of the management and coordination of procurement for items such as PPE has been outsourced.
The NHS should be given a chance to bid for contracts.
If outsourcing favours private companies connected to ministers with personal interests then questions must be raised.

Many institutional investors and mutual funds have policies against taking positions in a stock whose price is below a minimum value.

doggy,

You seem unable to accept the offering of 1 ADS unit representing two shares of TRMR.
Where then would you have the ratio set?

doggy,

You are goofing off,
Trump did not say America was great, he said we can make it great again.
Draining the swamp and all that stuff.
If Americans are not stupid why do they normally elect establishment figures?
If they are great why do British entrepreneurs 'Gordon Ramsay, 'Kitchen Nightmares' U.S.A. show up the incompetence of
restaurants in America serving up sub-standard food?
Why does Simon Cowell show how Americans need to think and criticise instead of commonly gushing over and mindlessly applauding entrants to music/singing contests?
Why do Americans allow themselves to be shown up for lacking critical faculties?

Americans seem stubborn in the face of criticism and much prefer applause.

doggy,

It's not about Americans being particularly stupid.
More about appealing to a wider investor base.
There is a psychological effect for sure as not everyone is an expert and won't feel comfortable investing if the price of each share is too high (for their comfort zone) for example.
They will feel the shares have already grown to a high price and are beyond their reach.

An ADR may represent the underlying shares on a one-for-one basis, a fraction of a share, or multiple shares of the underlying company.1? The depositary bank will set the ratio of U.S. ADRs per home-country share at a value that they feel will appeal to investors. If an ADR’s value is too high, it could deter some investors. Conversely, if it is too low, investors may think the underlying securities resemble riskier penny stocks.