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Tremor reported hefty revenue growth - that's good!
A huge war-chest of treasury shares - that's good!
Plenty of cash in reserve - that's good!
Business expanding and new lines coming on-stream - that's good!

stt1,

You've read my previous posts, haven't you? If you haven't, have a read now:
Re-read my post at 18:40 pm:
'I am in the midst of property transactions and will wait to see if I can buy more soon.'

Investigations were postponed owing to covid - if you please!
For investigations to be “due to” anything, it would have to be something that influenced the existence of the investigations.

When indeed are the next results due?
In reply to an earlier query, I am in the midst of property transactions and will wait to see if I can buy more soon.
That is assuming the mighty Canute screaming by the shore can hold back the rising tide.
With thanks to Brimach2 on ADVFN
That made my day.

It depends what expectations are given.
Digital advertising will keep growing and evolving.
The lockdown has seen more people buying online and companies can advertise there more cheaply.
Streaming TV and cross-device advertising is fertile ground.
Advertising companies will compete and advertising strategies will grow and evolve.
Opportunities abound and takeovers and acquisitions can't be ruled out.

The Common Cormorant or shag

The creature needs a good cormorant.

Near Pantside?

Yes dear boy, it was indeed a mother of a pedantic rant of a post SNN,
You appear to be annoyed by the thick posters on the board who (alone?) claim Tosca have sold and bought back.
Is that right?
And have now dragged Rusty down your existential slippery path as he latches a hook onto stt1 and his merry men as he goes.
Send us a postcard from your new home in la-la land where the pie portions increase and share-prices follow suite.

There won't be any new petrol and diesel cars on sale from 2030, the future is electric battery power.
With the sting in the free-trade agreements being requirements on percentages of source of origin components in relevant countries and batteries being made largely in Asia currently, then we need more UK-based battery plants.

Back to Tremor
I am happy for £5 to be the new base.

At least, we are not operating under WTO terms.
A EU/UK trade deal was pulled off at the last minute.
Otherwise cars would have to have been imported and exported under World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, incurring a 10% import tariff – an extra expense that car-makers may have passed on to consumers.
Remember that we were a labour-force country for the Japanese car-makers, for example, to export their goods to EU countries, tariff-free under the umbrella of our former EU status.
That much, at least, is good, more paperwork is a chore for the time-being.

okay, I was wrong, more buybacks sub 500 but for how long?
I can't believe Tremor is a spent force.

Yes! some ads get through although you can point at them from adblock and they vanish.
Sometimes I get loads and other times none - funny!

Higher costs of goods from the EU will mean more importing from non-EU countries surely.
Then the EU will miss out, so it works both ways. Unless we import all worldly goods via the EU, from Rotterdam or somewhere, surely not.
EU goods/wine will cost more but does the EU have a stranglehold on everything? In which case non-EU countries will be up in arms against the EU.

Farruggia,

Installing 'Adblock Plus' into your browser should solve many pop-up issues.
Most are annoying really.

Farruggia,

I could be wrong about another buyback sub-500 but we'll see.

No more buying at sub 500.

The crank is either seriously ill or well-rewarded for spamming many thousands of posts of negativity.
You decide!

Elon Musk has a genius for making things happen by putting the right people together and adapting technology already in existence; he didn't start Tesla, he bought it.
He has an extraordinary talent for turning existing ideas into powerful commercial enterprises.
However he does hold patents to several inventions and at an early age wrote the source code for a PC game, when he learned to code at the age of 12.

I read 'Men Only' when I found a few at home.
I was only about fourteen; bit of an eye-opener at the time.

Anyone admire the guy?
He has incredible wealth and ambition, but doesn't seem real somehow.
Now he is offering $100m for the best carbon-capture technology solution.