Totally Share Discussion Threads

[football] 16/1/2019 22:34

Does that mean your short again till the next rise?

[sikhthetech] 16/1/2019 21:36

I welcome any changes by any government which improves the health of people.... Money is not as important as health...

and that's regardless of any position in any company who provide any care services...

[sikhthetech] 16/1/2019 21:20

absolutely... Corbyn would never make a good PM... Nothing to do with the NHS either...


As to the NHS...
There are thousands of GPs/agency Nurses/Locums who are self-employed and contract to the NHS... Could force them to work directly for the NHS but I think a lot would simply give up and retire and could see Primary Care collapse..

Then there's the CCGs/GPs fleecing the taxman by running as Ltd companies to save tax..

And you have the IT companies supplying IT services/infrastructure to GPs/Hospitals etc..

And of course BT - without them there wouldn't be any GP system nor NHS IT system..

And of course the PFI companies created by Labour...


Then the companies fleecing the NHS by supplying cleaning products... The NHS could save millions by using cheaper alternatives...

;-)

[football] 16/1/2019 20:01

grahamwales why not? he loves the NHS just not what YOUR doing to it







Gove tonight sounded like he was trying out to be the next leader with that speech

[grahamwales] 16/1/2019 19:54

Corbyn will never be prime minister thank god.

[nobbygnome] 16/1/2019 19:23

Looking very squeezy (if there is such a thing) as it was clearly oversold!

[hybrasil] 16/1/2019 16:44

Yes. Plan buying again tomorrow

[sikhthetech] 16/1/2019 16:29

Hybrasil, I think you've rattled the PIs who were shorting... ;-)

[deltrotter] 16/1/2019 16:24

Yae cannae hold it back footy!

[football] 16/1/2019 16:21

Mister MD look for 1gw posts about cash and you will see they have more liabilities than cash in the bank so it's not fair to look at how much cash I have because it's all owned to someone

[football] 16/1/2019 16:18

Spire blames NHS for hit on earningshttps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/spire-blames-nhs-for-hit-on-earnings-9t057bpzfWho could be the next one caught short with the NHS?

[grahamwales] 16/1/2019 15:12

You partly correct however gp’s are paid on 14 days. Also payments from the NHS do not include additional workloads which are only adjustable after a 5% variance. 111 service has increased year on year.

[mister md] 16/1/2019 15:03

ah, I see - thanks !

[forsh] 16/1/2019 14:52

You need to add on debtors and then net off creditors Mister MD as most of it is payments in advance for services. £9m cash plus £10.7m receivables less £22.4m payables gives a slightly different picture :-)

[mister md] 16/1/2019 14:33

new to this share

is this reaaly the cash level ?:

Cash at Bank of GBP9,002,000

Can't really believe that, with marketcap lower

[sikhthetech] 16/1/2019 14:32

longshanks/graham,

Yes agree.. The way the 'buy back announcement and not proceeding with' was handled was a big mistake...
I agree buying the shares at current levels and putting them into Treasury would have been the best thing to do ...

[nobbygnome] 16/1/2019 13:20

There has been some chunky buys in the last few days. Makes me think the IUC contract awards are imminent....

[deltrotter] 16/1/2019 13:17

Stock tight again....

[grahamwales] 16/1/2019 11:53

Longshanks

Problem started when they called for general meeting to get the buyback approved. Why such a rush if they had no intention of carrying it out. However it’s water under the bridge now and will have their own reasons for not carrying it out. They should have bought some back to put into treasury stock missed opportunity.

[grahamwales] 16/1/2019 11:46

Take it your in now the big fella

[escapetohome] 16/1/2019 11:28

Some call it green shoots.

Some call it the *escape* effect.

Im in @13 p buy.

Already in profit.

[the big fella] 16/1/2019 11:24

The chart is certainly starting to look a little more bullish. Green shoots?

[football] 16/1/2019 11:20

Anyway good luck here and as long as you've topped up in the last few months and got in around the bottom or average down quite a lot should be okay.
Feel sorry for the mug punters that were here couple years ago at £2 plus and then piling into the 55p share offer they are the ones that are stuck in for a long time and may not see a return on their capital

[longshanks] 16/1/2019 11:14

I personally think the company has thoroughly mismanaged the proposed share buyback process.They raised expectations only to fudge and dissemble their reasons for not following through.I have no idea why they haven't but my suspicion is that currently the capital markets have been very, very weak. Raising any cash in that kind of environment is extremely tough so holding on to reserves is advisable if you want to be able to move quickly should opportunities arise.