Totally Share Discussion Threads

[the big fella] 19/12/2018 13:11

Depends on your capital gains situation I gues Spacedust. But offsetting a decent chunk of your losses by reducing your capital gains liabilities would make a whole lot of sense to me.

[ttreb] 19/12/2018 12:53

nearly missed this new plunge.
in for a nice christmas trade.
good tidings we bring!

[grahamwales] 19/12/2018 12:46

Dusty

Why do you think it will drop to 6p or is that a finger in the air job.

[grahamwales] 19/12/2018 12:42

Corbyn would be a disaster for all companies not just TLY. Which is why he will never be prime minister. Besides he is full of wind and has nothing to offer the UK.

[spacedust] 19/12/2018 12:41

No chance I am in from 140p then bought at 23p this year. I never sell at losses. I hold hold hold until I get my money back or only sell IF I am in profit. Just coz I think it will go down why should I make a loss on the previous purchase. I'd rather buy if this falls to 6p and then multibag on th 6p purchase whilst holding the 23p purchase until it reaches 50p and so on.

[nicky21] 19/12/2018 12:39

the price is pricing in a labour government.

[microscope] 19/12/2018 12:18

I don't buy that Del. Corbyn can't do much of what he says without bankrupting everyone. I think there's probably a fund out there whose year end needs them to get out before end Dec to massage their numbers to holders. That's my best guess

[football] 19/12/2018 12:09

All joking aside now it is probably a good sector to be in the only problem is now I will leaving the EU wages are rising staff will be harder to find for low-paid work so you will have to increase the wage structure which then will cut any profit if any in the business plan and some of the contracts you've just won could be millstones around your neck.
Alternatively this just may be a sell-off up to Christmas and brokers will be buying this next year to have it as their share of the year with big price rises.
As the market got wind of some spotty little kid that set up and AI program which undercuts your business and makes it redundant?
More ironically though this could be a victim of GDPR as STT keeps telling us the net is closing in and there's already been one NHS outsource lot being done so you could be next.


Things I would be worried about if a shareholder area is the management doing a placing at 55p and yes I know it was for a purchase but the share price as continue to fall since without any statements or board members putting their hands in their pockets to show faith in the company don't mind options long as it's not their own money.
They also stated months ago about share buyback which got a lot of shareholders excited if they really believed in it why hasn't happened yet? Do the board believe that the company is fair value or do they believe the share price will fall further and then by the shares at a cheaper price?

Do think it's about time Bob the builder off one of his jollies to Africa or showing what pub is been drinking in on Twitter and put out a statement saying that the company is on track and there is no problems and they will be starting a share buyback immediately and to kick things off he buys some more shares.

Or just thought of it before I click the button could you be in negotiations to be bought out and that's why the company is not issuing any statements and is stopped the share buyback along with board members not being allowed to buy shares seeing they are so low at present?



Anyway good luck all shareholders here we will need a bit a cheer at Christmas and not just the liquid kind

[deltrotter] 19/12/2018 11:53

This doesn't look good guys. Someone is liquidating a position at what I would call distressed levels....

If we get a placing here then us shareholders could be wiped out....

A Corbyn government would wipe us out as well - heaven forbid that that would actually happen....

I also note reports of difficulties in recruitment at the NHS over the last few days - again possible impacts.

Are these the factors behind the share price falling off a cliff?

And all this while the BOD have not thought that we were cheap enough that they would buy shares in the market.

[microscope] 19/12/2018 11:51

Surely a capitulation bottom imminent? All very bizarre. Onus on company to make a statement if goes much lower imho

[football] 19/12/2018 11:47

grahamwales19 Dec '18 - 09:21

Timberrrrrr. Again
















great post grahamwales = Karma!!!

[football] 19/12/2018 11:40

KARMA!!!!!




grahamwales and STT that's what your getting and graham wtf made you get into bed with STT!








to the rest here hope this only a short term thing and the share price goes back so you do make a profit here

gla i thing we all need a bit of it

[midasx] 19/12/2018 11:30

Not nice to see, down another 10%, more time needed here rather than de-ramping elsewhere!

[football] 19/12/2018 11:22

grahamwales ho dear! seems your getting your come upins with all the spamming your doing along with STT

[grahamwales] 19/12/2018 10:57

Dusty. Sell up and buy back at 6p

[grahamwales] 19/12/2018 10:55

Haha you said what I was thinking

[the big fella] 19/12/2018 10:42

Spacedust. All I can say is your comments are ridiculous. You have been calling this lower since the mid 20’s yet here you are still holding. Bizarre

[spacedust] 19/12/2018 10:35

I'd add at 6p defo. I'm.positive it will then suddenly go up from there onwards news or no news

[deltrotter] 19/12/2018 10:25

Too illiquid to short IMO... Maybe just too risky to hold at the moment...

At no price do you see the BOD or instis stepping in.....

The perils of investing in a nanocap. I never thought I would say this, but I can see this in single figures.

Would I buy more then? Probably not.

Merry Christmas!

[spacedust] 19/12/2018 10:24

No MMs decided to make a market. If they want activity they should either spike it to 30p or tank it to 1p from here. Then suddenly a market is made with huge amounts of activity and trades. I think they are finally listening to me although my 23p buy looks like a idiots trade.

[longshanks] 19/12/2018 10:11

So is it just shorting activity that is driving this lower?

[spacedust] 19/12/2018 10:09

Almost there for my 12p target. I've been saying 12p since the mid 20s. If no news for the next month then 5p on the cards I'm afraid and then it will go up from there for no reason

[hybrasil] 19/12/2018 10:06

This is absolutely grim. It does seem strange that they would not go into the market and buy 10%.

[longshanks] 19/12/2018 10:05

Feb 2017: cash raise of £18mOct 2017: Vocare bought for £11mSep 2018: cash in bank £9mDec 2018: market cap £8mUnbelievable really. This market turmoil is unreal.

[football] 18/12/2018 14:45

STT this may help if not pass it onto one the family members so they can try on your behalf