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[thordon] 28/6/2021 20:01

just gets better

[sikhthetech] 28/6/2021 17:00

I hope today's contract win persuades the BoD to increase the final dividend...

[cravencottage] 28/6/2021 16:32

All bodes well

[nobbygnome] 28/6/2021 13:04

So that new contract today should add another £250k to the profit line as that division operates on a 30% margin.

[sikhthetech] 28/6/2021 12:43

The Count, thanks for that.

I think the crucial point is that it shows TLY has successfully expanded their footprint to Republic of Ireland(ROI). Therefore, it opens a new market for their other services.

[hybrasil] 28/6/2021 08:24

And results should be out tomorrow week

[jwoolley] 28/6/2021 08:02

A nice new contract to read about for a Monday morning...

[temporarylikeachilles] 24/6/2021 12:26

Interesting analogy Thordon!

[thordon] 23/6/2021 22:50

Some do not like full year results and rather sell prior

So a example and it does ring true

Tesco have 3 customers

Ordered customers - go into shop and buy and know the location and if moved away on another shelf will not go looking

Chaos customers - go into shop and expect the location of goods to be random

Loyal customers - point rewards and only shop at Tesco

In the case of selling prior to full year results this is a ordered customer - no risk - known as short investors

Chaos customers - buy on random and no logic - high risk takers

Loyal - are long term investors ( note do have a eliminate of high risk at the start )

So there your answer

[nobbygnome] 23/6/2021 21:27

Yes I agree it's very strange. I don't think anyone can say the company looks overvalued despite the rise in the last year.

[temporarylikeachilles] 23/6/2021 18:58

Weird share price wobble - can’t really understand way more sellers than buyers a couple of weeks away from what are certain to be good results. I topped up as I’m expecting 50p+ in July.

[hybrasil] 23/6/2021 18:37

He’s back

[sikhthetech] 22/6/2021 11:39

For England/Wales only:

Covid-19 pandemic ‘led to 1.5 million NHS operations cancelled or postponed’

"The greatest decrease in surgical activity was seen in Class 4 (elective surgery, such as hip or knee replacement) with nearly half a million fewer admissions and more than one in two procedures cancelled."

"Only 2.3 per cent of expected elective surgery operations were carried out"

"NHS staff have ensured routine operations have rebounded quickly, with 1.1 million people beginning elective treatment in April alone, and the NHS is supporting hospitals with an extra £1 billion to restore care to pre-pandemic levels."





Those stats are for England & Wales only.

TLY's Insourcing division provides it's services in all 4 UK Nations AND Republic of Ireland.

£1bln recovery fund.
If TLY's insourcing division gain 10% of the recovery fund then it'll mean £100 revenue. Plus the division has 30% margins, so £30m.

Even 5% is £50m and £15m.

That's in addition to the other divisions, Urgent Care and Planned Care.

[hybrasil] 22/6/2021 09:11

He can’t stay awy

[hybrasil] 22/6/2021 08:39

Some nut job

[thordon] 21/6/2021 23:50

give it rest , that's so sad that you do not understand that you are doing the same.
So TRMR now may look at that and research and give my views now

[barkboo] 21/6/2021 21:49

Sorry to mess your thread - but this guy is hated on both this site and the LSE site.

He lost all his money on TRMR and has never recovered…..if you check his post on these threads you will understand the hatred he generates with other investors.

Please except my apologies - but we are not giving him an inch until he leaves our thread alone. He is a bitter and twisted man…..spend five minutes checking this man…you will be shocked!