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Okay, so I omitted the question mark.

doggy,

Do you mean the good performance today is due to the fact that we are near the end of the stock buyback.

doggy,

Taxpayers' money is a resource that flows without accountability?

A share repurchase reduces the company's cash holdings—and consequently its total asset base—by the amount of cash expended in the buyback.

Totally’s current assets of £29.5mn are well below its current liabilities of £43.7mn.

Discuss.

just,

I have never voted Labour.
Is Totally vulnerable to political sentiment?

Too right doggy,

We are indeed up against plenty of competition.
Tremor have to be armed and it looks like Amobee will assist.

As Radium posted about 'plugging the holes'.
Tremor are mainly concentrated at branding, whereas Amobee has a stronger focus on measurement and attribution.
Not forgetting Tremor's recent partnership with Vidaa, whose automatic content recognition data, for global measurement and targeting, now runs across Tremor’s end-to-end platform.

Thanks eagle,

Tremor were slated for not doing due diligence on R1, however they appear to have spent time running the slide-rule over Amobee.
It's certainly the biggest deal for Tremor, so far, by a long margin.

Easy to mock Tremor but they are 'turning dollar' and have a cash pile.
Tremor are good at integrating companies where the management are not up to the job.

jdub,
As you know, imagining what something is worth is indeed just fanciful thinking.
The markets ('supply & demand') determine the price.
Think about house prices, what are they really worth?
Supply and demand, again, determines the price.

Like gravity is to physics, the law of supply and demand is the bedrock principle of all economic theory.
It determines where the price of a product or service intersects with the willingness of people to buy it or sell it.
It affects virtually everything you buy, sell, do and earn.

Totally are spread about and creating lots of revenue but the profit is small, if it were high then questions would be asked by politicians.
The media would join in and call such healthcare into question, so the story continues with Totally nibbling on the cherry but unable to unlock great profits and are seen as tied firmly to the apron-strings of the (regulated) NHS.

flynch/Arthur

Nasdaq market makers routinely take positions in stocks, long and short, and then turn them around for a profit or a loss later in the day.

ArthurT, I think we all agree with you.

I reckon it's the DSP of Amobee that Tremor would have been hitting on.

Singtel bought Amobee for $321 million in 2012.
Since then Amobee has acquired six companies:
AdJitsu and GradientX (fees were not publicly disclosed), Adconion ($209 million), Kontera ($150 million) in a dual sweep, DSP Turn ($310 million), and Videology ($101 million).
Sintel’s total investment in the Amobee platform is said to be close to $1 billion over this period.

In its annual report for 2021, Singtel confirmed that Amobee’s revenue dropped 18% compared to the previous year and that options it was exploring as part of its strategic review included “a full or partial divestment or business combinations with other industry players.”

https://digiday.com/marketing/singtel-has-appointed-investment-bank-moelis-to-explore-a-potential-sale-of-amobee/

stt1,

From the 1st July 2022, the NHS was split into 42 Integrated Care Systems (ICS).

Find which NHS ICS you are in:

https://weownit.org.uk/findmynhs

Private healthcare companies/representatives will have a prominent role in making decisions about our healthcare in some areas.
For example, the designated chair of the Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB is an executive at a private healthcare company called Queen Square Enterprises.

So, private companies have, at a stroke, gained access to integrated care systems.

A bad old stick - someone with a grudge/cranky.
Not a bad old stick - someone who can be a bit of a stickler but means well really.

Thordon,

i agree Totally have good coverage and are growing.
The NHS has fewer doctors, nurses, hospital beds and CT and MRI scanners than many other countries
To address this, there is a need to substantially expand capacity – and to do this quickly.
Flexible healthcare infrastructure, such as mobile or modular operating theatres may help.
A mobile or modular minor injuries clinic can be placed adjacent to the hospital’s main A&E department to help direct patients into the most suitable pathway.

doggy - hmm! He's not a bad old stick really.
I wonder what his mantra is for life is.

Mine is this:
'Failure breed success'

stt1,

Why would you deny the fact, there are hundreds of companies providing services under the NHS.

A. Corporate well being - There are dozens of companies in this sector
B. In-sourcing - Eden Clinical Services, Gutcare, The Endoscopy Group, Medinet, and Alliance Health.
Services being carried out by these companies include dermatology, general surgery, endoscopy, radiology, and a range of diagnostics for neurology and cardiology.
C. Planned Care - Many companies are helping with the NHS backlog, the number is increasing rapidly - Totally are not alone.
D. Urgent Care - Practice Plus Group, HCRG (Twenty20 Capital), Integrated Care 24, Capita.

Naming just a few.
You can be sure that Totally is not alone and faces plenty of competition in the market place.

I hope you are full of the joys of spring, in two shakes of a gnat's knee cap, coat.

things are crook in Tallarook
there’s no work at Bourke
got the arse at Bulli Pass
no lucre at Echuca
in jail at Innisfail
things are weak at Julia Creek 9
things are crook at Muswellbrook
the girls are bandy at Urandangie

All are places in Australia, ofcourse.

coat,

It's been kicked into the woods, well into next year, unless they agree out of court sooner.