Totally Share Discussion Threads

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 09:41

Well now that early morning sellers have been fleeced market makers have some shares to sell :-)

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 09:37

Isn’t an uncrossing trade the result of an auction where buyers and sellers are matched not a one off price.

Anyway just read an interesting article where the writer was talking about Totally plc back in January 2019.

They made a point that people were complaining that the NHS were using private companies and taking money from the NHS.

However the author said that contracts are awarded on a tender basis that is open to the NHS, they go on to say that at the time of writing Totally Plc Had not made a profit and that time will tell if they do actually make a profit for shareholders.

He also stated that if they do make a profit it will be because of efficiency within the business not reduced quality of service and would highlight how inefficient the NHS are.

Today’s news that the gowns they purchased from Turkey are not fit for purpose I suppose just underlines how inefficient they really are as surly the procurement dept of the NHS would have checked with the supplier before actually buying and indeed flying these garments over to the UK.

[longshanks] 07/5/2020 09:25

I understand that GW, although I would argue that the UT price didn't make it artificially high: that was the price someone paid at yesterday's closing auction.Thing is: brokers are still trying to fill orders and want to keep the price as low as possible whilst doing so.The brakes will come off again later

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 08:41

And as usual market makers will fleece early morning sellers lol

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 08:39

Long anything over 18.20 are buys price was artificially high due to the UT trade

[longshanks] 07/5/2020 08:30

Some understandable profit taking this morning with the market able to replenish its order book. Meantime the stock building will continue and I wouldn't be surprised to see this end blue this afternoon.

[trier1] 07/5/2020 08:27

US stocks such as TDOC & LVGO, whilst not directly comparable, are on ratings that are stratospheric.

[longshanks] 07/5/2020 08:25

I agree with you STT that it would have been better to take on an existing app. My understanding though is that others like the South Korean app require users to share their phone contact lists with a central body; a step that would not be acceptable to many in the UK.

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 08:21

I take it most are buys this morning despite showing as sells :-)

[sikhthetech] 07/5/2020 08:20

It's being tested on IoW in the hope of ironing out any glitches..

They are reinventing the wheel..

Why not work with countries where such apps have already been tested.

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 08:14

Sikh

If you read today’s news apparently it’s got some glitches and they may use appple or google app.

[longshanks] 07/5/2020 08:08

I guess you are going to have to change your habits in the interest of the common good, STT.

[sikhthetech] 07/5/2020 08:06

The track and trace app requires users to have Bluetooth on all the time.

How many ensure Bluetooth is switched off to save battery life.?
I certainly do.

[sikhthetech] 07/5/2020 07:58

Totally's subsidiary myclinicalcoach already provide remote clinical management services..

Tly are in the right place at the right time, working alongside the NHS..

[grahamwales] 07/5/2020 07:43

Nobby

Wouldn’t worry NHS and technology just doesn’t work. Just look at the latest track and trace app.

[nobbygnome] 07/5/2020 06:59

>> STT

Please ban buywell. He adds nothing and just pollutes the thread with his irrelevant rubbish!

[porky8] 07/5/2020 06:32

Another large volume day ...... And maybe an RNS ...... Could see this break into the 20eeeees

[buywell3] 07/5/2020 03:29

Ride with this one and see if the same happens


In 2016



Telemedicine used by almost 60% of NHS trusts

The most-popular application of telemedicine is in stroke care, with 41% of trusts treating stroke patients remotely.

Other examples include the provision of rapid-response services in A&E departments, out-of-hours services for elderly care home residents, and the delivery of care to the prison service.

32 trusts collected patient and clinician feedback on their telemedicine applications, and 97% of these trusts claimed feedback had been positive. 68% of those trusts using the technology also said they have plans in place to expand usage.

In 2020



Meanwhile, the UK's National Health Service Long Term Plan says “digitally enabled care will go mainstream”.

[empoggio] 06/5/2020 23:26

I've asked this before: does anyone know a direct line to Wendy? Does she answer, or at least confirm receipt ?

[porky8] 06/5/2020 22:41

Getting busy......

[grahamwales] 06/5/2020 22:37

Employing HR staff again. Good sign

[grahamwales] 06/5/2020 22:35

Wouldn’t worry too much about them, not a great deal of shares and the company get the cash from the sale.