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TRMR Tremor International Ltd

173.50
7.50 (4.52%)
07 Dec 2023 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tremor International Ltd LSE:TRMR London Ordinary Share IL0011320343 ORD NIS0.01 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  7.50 4.52% 173.50 476,197 16:35:15
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
172.00 172.70 178.50 158.40 169.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Advertising Agencies USD 335.25M USD 22.74M USD 0.1586 10.84 246.5M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:24:05 O 123 173.449 GBX

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Posted at 07/12/2023 08:20 by Tremor Daily Update
Tremor International Ltd is listed in the Advertising Agencies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TRMR. The last closing price for Tremor was 166p.
Tremor currently has 143,315,753 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tremor is £246,503,095.
Tremor has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.84.
This morning TRMR shares opened at 169p
Posted at 05/12/2023 13:41 by sikhthetech
Midasx

"I would be astounded if Tremor have dropped the case."

There's likely to be an agreement before any trial, as that's what happens in majority of cases. As you know Nano had a pre-trial agreement with their legal action against Samsung - look what happened.

As I've posted previously, trmr(ex-rthm/blnx) have a long history of court cases. It's always been a red flag. It's nothing new.

I said, 2 years ago, the outcome wouldn't be known for months/years.
The company/sector newsflow has been as predicted.
My 844p sell is still significantly above the current share price



sikhthetech 9 Nov '21 - 13:20 - 13892
brimach,
"written just over three weeks ago on the 19th Oc,t sees no impact from all this legal malarky"

Does it? It can take months for the court outcome to be known.

Tosca selling just before IPO.
Shroders selling.
Deeply discounted placing.
Rushed IPO.
Trmr state themselves in the court document that they have lost substantial business.
I think there was a rush to list (with placing) because of the Alphonso dispute.


"12. As a result of Defendantsâ€ââ€&2;¢ misconduct, Tremor has already lost substantial
business dependent on the LGE viewership data and is continuing to lose such business, which Tremor would have retained and/or obtained but for Alphonso’s and LGE’s wrongdoing; Tremor’s reputation is being irreparably tarnished; and Tremor’s highly-trained salesforce is at risk."
Posted at 28/11/2023 21:53 by sikhthetech
1gw, who misled investors on Byot, Trmr both which have fallen 90%, is now misleading them on TLY with his stories.

He must have lost a fortune on Byot and trmr to be that desperate.



No evidence of significant selling by major IIs > 3%.
All AGM resolutions passed. Total votes suggests all major IIs voted for.
Dividend and retain auditor resolutions passed unaminously. No evidence of fraud as suggested by 1gw and Quazzie12 and their mates.

Ex-divi date passed.
Lots of small trades over the past few weeks. Yet only a handful of PIs.


so... loads of misleading posts, 1gw and his mates telling readers what they should be doing and manipulation of the share price .


Now read below, read 1gw posts and look at the huge increase in shares on loan?

"He then backs up his accountant's acumen with hefty down bets."



"'I work on the assumption that I'm intellectually superior to 99 people out of 100 and I'd give the other man a good run for his money,' he says."

"'I think very quickly and carefully. The fools panic and I don't panic.' 'I love a crisis because that's when people are stupid,' he said with a broad grin. The working class are incredibly stupid. You can sell them anything if you appear to sell it sincerely. 'I've always liked fast-moving markets because the fools make more mistakes so I'm able to profit by it.'"



Sounds like exactly what's happened recently, doesn't it?
;-)




Shares on Loan were a few.
2022:
Feb 0%
Mar 570200 0.31%
Dec 297157 0.16%
2023:
Jan 4650990 2.54%
Mar 6471111 3.53%
Jul 6775862 3.68%
Aug 7026432 3.81%



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Hybrasil and Hamhamham know what DiscoDave(and his many different versions of that id) posts like, don't they 1gw?
Posted at 22/11/2023 09:21 by whites123
Yeeeee of little faith.

To many mentions of the share price being undervalued in the report to ignore it.

For the CEO to repeatedly go on record as stating such leaves him wide open to retribution if it crashes around him.

Missing targets is one thing, being seen to continually and constantly earmark cash for share repurchases would be deemed criminal if it didn't work out.

He holds millions in stock so stands to gain as do we.

I am looking forward to the share repurchase.
The court case news
The next round of figures.

Gadgie, Digi et al, you share so much information its heartening, but this morning you both wore your hearts on your sleeves as you didnt think it read well.
It didn't read badly and that in itself was and is an improvement.

First time in a long while I have felt uber positive about TRMR.
Long may it continue
Posted at 22/11/2023 09:20 by gadgie2
Take Away for me is the continued rant about the low share price by Tremor and the fact that after the next batch of $20million buy back they gonna keep going and at some point these Golden Tickets will be worth many multiples ...


Notably, the Company's Board of Directors intends to authorize the repurchase of up to $20 million of its Ordinary shares, pending approval by the Israeli court. The Company's Board of Directors also indicates that, should the Company's Ordinary shares continue to trade at prices that the Company believes reflect discounted valuation levels, and if the Company remains cash generative in the future, it would consider launching additional future share repurchase programs following the completion of the potential new $20 million Ordinary share repurchase program, to capitalize on what the Company believes reflects a discounted valuation opportunity in its shares that can generate long-term value for its shareholders.
Posted at 22/9/2023 15:50 by sikhthetech
Looks like 1gw is getting desperate and is about to do a Dagsteeth!!!

You can feel the desperation in his posts, given he lost the argument.... posts which were countered with evidence months ago, reappearing..


INSE latest of his and his mates shares to crash 50% over past few weeks, following Trmr which also crashed over 50% in August.


1gw - 22 Sep 2023 - 09:41:59 - 20399 of 20405 Totally Health - 2014 onwards - TLY
And in the meantime, they have to decide what to do about the latest HSJ piece. Do they let it go, risking damage to their reputation on performance and staffing? Or do they issue a statement setting out their position (they let the contracts lapse because they weren't sufficiently profitable, and ended up terminating early for legal reasons?) which risks drawing more attention to the HSJ spin?


1gw - 22 Sep 2023 - 09:37:50 - 20398 of 20405 Totally Health - 2014 onwards - TLY
It's not going to be a simple thing to get a placing away. They can't (currently) issue shares for cash at below 10p (nominal value), as I understand it, and the AGM resolutions to issue shares for cash (without pre-emption rights) were withdrawn.

I think that means they have to go back to shareholders, at least for a resolution to reduce the nominal value of shares (if they can find a way to do that) before they can issue shares for cash, even on a rights issue basis, assuming there wouldn't be many takers for a rights issue at 10p.

They also have the issue of indicators of impairment if their market value remains so far below net asset value (or shareholder funds) at the end of next week (1H end). This could mean a material goodwill impairment, potentially preventing them from paying the dividend if the impairment would wipe out distributable reserves.

So they could really do with a shock-and-awe announcement before the end of next week that gives the share price a material boost. A huge contract win might do it, but failing that perhaps a decision to put some of the business up for sale, or news that they had received expressions of interest in some or all the business? Or perhaps even a pre-close trading update showing that they expect to have seen positive cashflow in 1H would provide a boost to sentiment?


1gw - 21 Sep 2023 - 18:57:28 - 20395 of 20405 Totally Health - 2014 onwards - TLY
I think a couple of possible immediate issues with today's HSJ article are (1) it talks about "ending firm's contract" rather than the contract naturally expiring and (2) it is filed under "quality and performance".

So will Totally think they again need to challenge the premise of the article? Reputation is important and I think they really won't want to lose (or not have renewed) any more big urgent care contracts given the state of the balance sheet.
Posted at 18/9/2023 13:29 by sikhthetech
From TRMR thread on LSE BB - Radium (Brimach) bull case for buying trmr!!!

desperation.....what a way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
lol


Radium1

Posts: 817

Price: 159.90

No Opinion

RE: Trmr17 Sep 2023 14:22
The nature of these bulletin boards is such that there is nothing that anyone can do about a pariah poster like stt and there are few who are more manipulative of this weakness than stt. It may (or may not) help to know that this is not the only stock/board that he has been active in, in this way, over many many years and without exception his modus operandi has left him friendless everywhere.

In the fourteen years that I have been associated with this board stt has also been here. Just about every possible expletive and mental pathology query has been used, implied and applied, without the slightest impact on him. To date he has clocked up 35,700 posts on the advfm bulletin boards and although I have no wish to check his posting status here on this board, I believe it runs into the 10’s of thousands.

From among all of that, I cannot recall a single positive Tremor post... ever!

That’s why I don’t reads any of his clap and haven’t done so for years.

Odd as it is, life often plays out in a “you’ll get yours one day” scenario and that’s why at this time so many readers here and on the other boards he works, are thoroughly enjoying the irony of knowing that stt, so heavily invested in Totally PLC at prices dating back to the 95p+ days, is today licking the wounds of huge investment losses. And yes, I mean huge, he’s seriously invested in Totally Plc. Having made his first investment over a decade ago, Totally’s share price graph began its ski slope journey from the date of his first purchases and it never recovered to those heady 95p prices. Throughout the decade the downward trend from there has been relentless and thus, he has never had a single opportunity to sell at a higher price than he bought. And I mean, never.

While using the Totally Plc lse and advfm bulletin boards to pump and defend Totally’s virtues and its future outstanding growth prospects, he kept buying throughout the decade as Totally’s share price continued its downward trajectory. At one stage en-route, he posted on the advfm bulletin board that he used his full year ISA allowance to buy Totally shares. At that time, they were around 60p/65p from recollection.

Ten years on and Totally’s share price graph looks like a ski slope on steroids. Recent company ‘news flow’ has pushed the share so low (7.75 pence at close on Friday) it’s beyond recovery in my view, and with stt so financially strapped into Totally and unable to escape, he is, quite literally, drowning in serious losses right now. His relentless pumping of this stock during this entire period has been for one purpose and one purpose only, the saving of his own skin in the face of what was so obvious, (at least to me) the inevitable demise of Totally Plc. Forever mocking others for not listen to his investment advice, ‘red flags’ and ‘news flow’, we can all see him now for the ordinary chump that he has always been. An investment guru, unable to look after his own investment. A big looser of his own money and sadly, the money of those naive punters who were fool enough to listen to him.


Personally, I can’t for the life of me understand how anyone ever made an investment case for Totally Plc and as things stand, I can see nothing to hold Totally’s share price from falling further. Accounting anomalies, CEO and CFO creditability gone, a staffing crisis that’s endemic and cannot be reconciled anytime soon in the healthcare sector, serious question marks hanging over the business model, downsizing and a cash call at a rock bottom share price a serious probability (massive dilution). Future dividends in question, cut or possibly abandoned. Certainly, ought to be, can’t risk giving away the pennies when you aren’t earning any. Right now, there isn’t a single visible catalyst to support the share price and so, the question is, how much further can it fall? What is the investment case for that POS?

Whereas I commiserate with the ordinary Joe invested in Totally, this guy (stt) dedicated a career to damaging the hopes of so many other people invested elsewhere. He deserves all the pain he’s getting (and more) from his losses there. What goes around comes around. Currently burning his keyboard in panic, this guy had it coming.

Watch now for a return post from him. His standard response for self-preservation is always the same, one of character assassination of the other person. It will contain content to ridicule, deride, undermine, and mock and most definitely contain his standard get out from under ridicule of Tremor Plc.

It won’t have the slightest impact on me. As I said, I don’t read his clap.

The schadenfreude, however, is the immense pleasure for those of us who have earned the right to dislike this guy with a passion. I’m just one of many.
Posted at 11/9/2023 19:52 by sikhthetech
Looks like Brimach forgot to do a dagsteeth.....

fun bedtime reading for those who finding it difficult to go to sleep.

Looks like Brimach and his mates lost a huge amount due to their own stupidity for not seeing the red flags I posted...
They obviously need to get a few gullible readers enticed in...

Brimach111 Sep '23 - 11:28 - 865 of 870
1.710 3 0
Reality check No. 2

Many readers are really enjoying the irony of knowing that stt, so heavily invested in Totally PLC at prices dating back to the 95p+ days, is today licking the wounds of huge investment losses. And yes, I mean huge, he’s seriously invested in Totally Plc. Having made his first investment over a decade ago, Totally’s share price graph began its ski slope journey from the date of his very first purchase and it never recovered. Throughout the decade the downward trend has been relentless and thus, he has never had a single opportunity to sell at a higher price than he bought. And I mean, never.

It’s ten years+ since he started his investment here. Over the intervening years he continued buying while using the lse and advfm bulletin boards to pump and defend Totally’s virtues and future outstanding growth prospects. And he’s still at it, so no change there. At one stage en-route, he used his full year ISA allowance to buy Totally shares at around 60p/65p and while promoting that purchase, he actually posted the details of it on the advfm board at the time. Ten years on and Totally’s share price graph for that entire period looks like a ski slope on steroids. Recent company ‘news flow’ has pushed the share so low it’s beyond recovery in my view, and with stt so financially strapped into Totally and unable to escape, he is, quite literally, drowning in serious losses right now. His relentless pumping of this stock during this entire period on these boards has been for one purpose and one purpose only, the saving of his own skin in the face of what was so obvious to so many, the inevitable demise of Totally Plc. Forever mocking others for not listen to his investment advice and ‘news flow’, you can all see him now for the ordinary chump that he has always been. An investment guru, unable to look after his own investment and a big looser of his own money and sadly, the money of those naive punters who listen to him.

I’ve said in previous posts here, I can’t for the life of me understand how anyone ever made an investment case for Totally Plc and as things stand currently, I can see nothing to hold Totally’s share price from falling further. Accounting anomalies, CEO and CFO creditability gone, a staffing crisis that’s endemic and cannot be reconciled anytime soon in the healthcare sector, serious question marks hanging over the business model, downsizing and a cash call at a rock bottom share price a serious probability now (massive dilution). Future dividends in question, cut or possibly abandoned. Certainly, ought to be, can’t risk giving away the pennies when you aren’t earning any.
Right now, there isn’t a single visible catalyst to support the share price and so, the question is, how much further to fall? Is there any way back for Totally? What is the investment case for this POS?

Whereas I commiserate with the ordinary Joe invested here, this guy (stt) dedicated a career to damaging the hopes of so many other people invested elsewhere. He deserves all of the pain he’s getting (and more) from his losses here. What goes around comes around. Currently burning his keyboard in panic, this guy had it coming.
Watch now for a return post from him. His standard response for self-preservation is always the same, one of character assassination of the other person, typically Trumpish in style. It will contain content to ridicule, deride, undermine, and mock and most definitely contain his standard get out from under ridicule of Tremor Plc. None of it can impact me because I don’t read any of his clap. The schadenfreude however, is a pleasure for those of us who have earned the right to dislike this guy with a passion. I’m just one of many.
Posted at 04/9/2023 19:36 by sikhthetech
rf,

What's hilarious is 1gw's reality check posts on TLY.

You could apply those reality checks on trmr/rthm/blnx...
but he never did!!!

As I've always said 1gw is a good story teller, knows how to spin a story to sway the gullible...
dug himself a huge hole.
It's not a coincidence that he got upset when Nano crashed.
;-)
lol


1gw4 Sep '23 - 17:40 - 20320 of 20322 Moderate | Ban

Maybe a reality check would help some wishful thinkers?

What do you do if you own several million (or tens of millions of) shares in an illiquid AIM stock whose share price has already tanked, which already has a 1-year share price chart that looks just awful and then you see it reporting news that gives you further cause for concern?

Well, you might try to find the greater fool and look around for a deep-pocketed individual or institution that wants to increase or initiate a position at around the current price. But how likely is that? You might just order your broker to sell whatever they can at some limit price well below the current price - but how much realistically are they going to be able to get away before that limit is hit?

What you're more likely to do, perhaps, is contact management and try to understand what's behind the news. If they have an AGM coming up perhaps you try to limit management's ability to mess things up further by limiting the scope of the resolutions they want to pass. You might talk to other large shareholders and see if there's any scope for putting joint pressure on management (or the chair) to change something (or someone). If you're really fed up, perhaps you just put whatever pressure you can on them to consider a sale of all or part of the business.

You look for options for damage limitation, hoping that you can perhaps help to engineer a situation where the shareprice rallies and allows you to sell down, if that's what you still want to do, into a period of relative strength.

On the other hand, if you own just a few 10's or 100's of thousands of shares you have more options. You can sell down, possibly in chunks, on days of news where the cross-currents of short-term trading provide sufficient liquidity to get a meaningful part of your position away.

Does that make sense?


1gw4 Sep '23 - 20:25 - 20322 of 20322 Moderate | Ban

Perhaps a second reality check is needed for some.

What do you think the median shareholding is? Yes, major shareholders and board between them account for around 50% of the shares, but what about the other 50%? How many bought shares at much higher prices and now have only a relatively small holding left.

A clue perhaps in this RNS from 2020:
"A sale of Ordinary Shares by those shareholders holding 100 Ordinary Shares or fewer, in certificated form, would reduce the number of registered shareholders significantly and would achieve cost savings for the Company as it incurs printing and posting costs whenever documents are sent to shareholders."



Unthinkable as it may be to some, many private shareholders may not participate in this bulletin board.
Posted at 03/9/2023 18:09 by sikhthetech
Brimach (Radium on lse) in meltdown...

Rthm 590p to 100p
Trmr 850p to 160p
Nano 70p to 16p


Just to show any sensible readers left....
This is Brimach's true colours... bitter and manipulative.
Blame the messenger for his own stupidity.


On lse:
Radium1

Radium1

Today 13:06

Posts: 803

Price: 8.75

No Opinion

Many investors are really enjoying the irony of knowing that stt, so heavily invested in Totally PLC at prices dating back to the 95p+ days, is today licking the wounds of huge investment losses. And yes, I mean huge, he’s seriously invested in Totally Plc. Having made his first investment over a decade ago, Totally’s share price graph began its ski slope journey from the date of his very first purchase and it never recovered. Throughout the decade the downward trend has been relentless and thus, he has never had a single opportunity to sell at a higher price than he bought. And I mean, never.

It’s ten years+ since he started his investment in Totally. Over the intervening years he continued buying while using the lse and advfm bulletin boards to pump and defend Totally’s virtues and future outstanding growth prospects. And, he’s still at it, so no change there. At one stage en-route, he used his full year ISA allowance to buy Totally shares at around 60p/65p and while promoting that purchase he actually posted the details of it on the advfm board at the time. Ten years on and Totally’s share price graph for that entire period looks like a ski slope on steroids. Recent company ‘news flow’ has pushed the share so low it’s beyond recovery in my view, and with stt so financially strapped into Totally and unable to escape, he is, quite literally, drowning in serious losses right now. His relentless pumping of this stock during this entire period on these boards has been for one purpose and one purpose only, the saving of his own skin in the face of what was so obvious to so many, the inevitable demise of Totally Plc. Forever mocking others for not listen to his investment advice and ‘news flow’, you can all see him now for the ordinary chump that he has always been. An investment guru, unable to look after his own investment and a big looser of his own money and sadly, the money of those naive punters who listen to him.

I’ve said in previous posts here, I can’t for the life of me understand how anyone ever made an investment case for Totally Plc and as things stand currently, I can see nothing to hold Totally’s share price from falling further. Accounting anomalies, CEO and CFO creditability gone, a staffing crisis that’s endemic and cannot be reconciled anytime soon in the healthcare sector, serious question marks hanging over the business model, downsizing and a cash call at a rock bottom share price a serious probability now (massive dilution). Future dividends in question, cut or possibly abandoned. Certainly, ought to be, can’t risk giving away the pennies when you aren’t earning any.

Right now, there isn’t a single visible catalyst to support the share price and so, the question is, how much further to fall? Is there any way back for Totally? What is the investment case for this POS?

Whereas I commiserate with the ordinary Joe invested here, this guy (stt) dedicated a career to damaging the hopes of so many other people invested elsewhere. He deserves all of the pain he’s getting (and more) from his losses here. What goes around comes around. Currently burning his keyboard in panic, this guy had it coming.

Watch now for a return post from him. His standard response for self-preservation is always the same, one of character assassination of the other person, typically Trumpish in style. It will contain content to ridicule, deride, undermine, and mock and most definitely contain his standard get out from under ridicule of Tremor Plc. The schadenfreude however, is a pleasure for those of us who have earned the right to dislike this guy with a passion. I’m just one of many.
Posted at 03/9/2023 17:50 by sikhthetech
Just to show any sensible readers left....
This is Brimach's true colours... bitter and manipulative.
Blame the messenger for his own stupidity.


On lse:
Radium1

Radium1

Today 13:06

Posts: 803

Price: 8.75

No Opinion

Many investors are really enjoying the irony of knowing that stt, so heavily invested in Totally PLC at prices dating back to the 95p+ days, is today licking the wounds of huge investment losses. And yes, I mean huge, he’s seriously invested in Totally Plc. Having made his first investment over a decade ago, Totally’s share price graph began its ski slope journey from the date of his very first purchase and it never recovered. Throughout the decade the downward trend has been relentless and thus, he has never had a single opportunity to sell at a higher price than he bought. And I mean, never.

It’s ten years+ since he started his investment in Totally. Over the intervening years he continued buying while using the lse and advfm bulletin boards to pump and defend Totally’s virtues and future outstanding growth prospects. And, he’s still at it, so no change there. At one stage en-route, he used his full year ISA allowance to buy Totally shares at around 60p/65p and while promoting that purchase he actually posted the details of it on the advfm board at the time. Ten years on and Totally’s share price graph for that entire period looks like a ski slope on steroids. Recent company ‘news flow’ has pushed the share so low it’s beyond recovery in my view, and with stt so financially strapped into Totally and unable to escape, he is, quite literally, drowning in serious losses right now. His relentless pumping of this stock during this entire period on these boards has been for one purpose and one purpose only, the saving of his own skin in the face of what was so obvious to so many, the inevitable demise of Totally Plc. Forever mocking others for not listen to his investment advice and ‘news flow’, you can all see him now for the ordinary chump that he has always been. An investment guru, unable to look after his own investment and a big looser of his own money and sadly, the money of those naive punters who listen to him.

I’ve said in previous posts here, I can’t for the life of me understand how anyone ever made an investment case for Totally Plc and as things stand currently, I can see nothing to hold Totally’s share price from falling further. Accounting anomalies, CEO and CFO creditability gone, a staffing crisis that’s endemic and cannot be reconciled anytime soon in the healthcare sector, serious question marks hanging over the business model, downsizing and a cash call at a rock bottom share price a serious probability now (massive dilution). Future dividends in question, cut or possibly abandoned. Certainly, ought to be, can’t risk giving away the pennies when you aren’t earning any.

Right now, there isn’t a single visible catalyst to support the share price and so, the question is, how much further to fall? Is there any way back for Totally? What is the investment case for this POS?

Whereas I commiserate with the ordinary Joe invested here, this guy (stt) dedicated a career to damaging the hopes of so many other people invested elsewhere. He deserves all of the pain he’s getting (and more) from his losses here. What goes around comes around. Currently burning his keyboard in panic, this guy had it coming.

Watch now for a return post from him. His standard response for self-preservation is always the same, one of character assassination of the other person, typically Trumpish in style. It will contain content to ridicule, deride, undermine, and mock and most definitely contain his standard get out from under ridicule of Tremor Plc. The schadenfreude however, is a pleasure for those of us who have earned the right to dislike this guy with a passion. I’m just one of many.
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