My condolences for the crystallised losses. A $50k bath on 20M...

My condolences for the crystallised losses. A $50k bath on 20M shares is impressive capital preservation (even though the $ figure loss is extremely substantial). You must have stuck to your stop-loss/exit strategy and that is never a bad thing. I hope the right re-entry point presents itself for you.

I agree that the major halt on a 're-rate' of the company is revenue or the lack thereof.

Some guidance from the company in relation to the efficacy of the new marketing strategy would not go astray. I am confident of more cash receipts than previous quarters however I believe state or federal deals is what Tali Health should be pursuing aggressively.

According to google trends, in the last week (24th-30th May), 'tali health' had more web searches originating from Australia than compared with any other week in the last year.

_{"Numbers represent search interest relative to the highest point on the chart for the given region and time. A value of 100 is the peak popularity for the term. A value of 50 means that the term is half as popular. A score of 0 means that there was not enough data for this term." (The falling dotted line indicates that not enough data has been collected - as the current week period has not finished yet.)}
Google Trends
The main positive about this graph for me is increased stability of web searches. Instead of a spike every time a major announcement is made from potential investors, this seems to indicate real, continued and sustained interest which given the decline of the share price, I believe to be from customers rather than from potential investors.