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The stocks you mention are volatile, they go up and down in assorted patterns, the longer term trend is upwards.
If you are not invested or betting here then stay on TLY health care and don't annoy the adults.

Private companies may or not do better than the NHS.
My issue is that they are both basically just treating symptoms, without drilling into what is actually causing those symptoms.
Applying 'elastoplasts' to the symptoms will only ever provide short term relief.
Addressing the problems without preventing the cause.
More screening is what the NHS should be better at doing than private healthcare.
The only screening that the private providers seem to be offering is if it is paid for privately, perhaps via referrals from the NHS to worried customers.

So stt1 was wrong about a bubble and the markets are in control.
Bad call stt1,

and what?

The 'Big-Boys' of ad-tech are issuing results this week.
I don't think they will post poor results.
No doubt stt1 will say they are fraudulent companies.
Perhaps not or he could be sued.

Huge revenue flow is all well and good, more contracts are a mixed feast, but how well are the bottom-line profits increasing lately? That is all that matters to investors at the end of the day.
stt1 ridiculed the investors in Tremor saying they only managing a 12% increase.

A junior could do better research stt1.
Why do you bother puffing air at all?

doggy,

To keep things simple I asked the Butler, and this is what he said:

Servants' meals are "Breakfast", "Dinner" and "Supper" respectively, whereas family meals are "Breakfast", "Luncheon", "Dinner" and often a late night "Supper". In both instances "Dinner" is the most formal meal of the day. Beer is served at all Servants' meals, including Breakfast, at your Butler's discretion.

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I dislike 'Grub' 'Nosh' and 'Chow'.
Somewhat vulgar.
Would you like to join us for lunch?
Will you have dinner with us tonight?.
Much more acceptable.

I am not Jewish but I don't half like bagels fresh from the oven with a variety of fillings, for breakfast.
I remember one in London's Brick Lane, near Bethnal Green Road, Shoreditch.

doggy,

What is a typical American breakfast?
That name is unambiguous surely.

Doggy,

We have a history of class structure.
In the past, for the upper classes, 'high tea' was an alternative name for 'afternoon tea'.
The lower classes called their midday meal 'dinner' and their evening meal 'tea', whilst the upper classes called their midday meal 'lunch' / 'luncheon' and referred to the evening meal as 'dinner'.
It should logically have been called 'tea' as it followed 'high/afternoon tea'.
At school we had dinner ladies serving our meals, so it was dinner.
Public schools (privately paid fees) may have had their own terminology for all I know.
Having friends to 'dinner' is a modern 'posh' way of saying 'evening meal'.
Having friends to 'Tea' now sounds a little 60's and ambiguous.

Tremor have a two-year contract with DV - since May 2020.
So they are very serious about preventing fraud.

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Yes! Exactly guys,
Is it the smaller relatively ignorant private investors (unlikely) or more probably institutional investors piling in to TTD and Magnite, et al. on a better management guidance plan that is driving certain ad-tech companies to greater heights?
Smaller investors would typically be the last to have the savvy to know what is going on and may only react to their chosen advisors, advice magazines as published, with all their inaccuracies..
Institutional investors have the 'ear of management' and some great influence accordingly and would probably be the first to take advantage of future developments.
We just hope for better and pick up the crumbs.

....meanwhile the king of TLY, stt1, is still puking huge loads of bile in huge rants against Tremor on LSE and ADVFN.
Is the man sick or what?
Who do we believe on here if this sort of behaviour continues unchecked?

Bumble,

That would be my argument, (not just for TLY) if large revenues are being generated but little profit resulting (in any company) then dividends would probably not be the best way ahead.

Doggy,

If Peri is so undervalued yet listed in the U.S. then what does that bode for Tremor?

doggy,

I expect it will take a while for the U.S. markets to notice Tremor.
But what is clear is that we are a very much undervalued company compared to U.S. ad-tech leaders.
Whether Americans will dip a toe in the water, on that basis, remains to be seen.
Are Israeli stocks really disliked in America?
I don't see why they would be.

Good find doggy,

Tremor management seem to have timed it well for the U.S. markets.

Too many problems with online rewards.
Here is some free cash for watching our adverts?
Then the monkey works out how to get more bananas by 'gaming' the system.
That was the way with 'Perk Rewards' plus advertisers seeing no benefit from increased sales would pull the plug.

You'd need mechanisms to stop the monkey cheating and the advertisers from wasting their 'free' cash if people did not buy advertised products.

Ad-tech copes with similar on a hugely bigger scale already.