Spazmond, to answer your question personally I would need to go through TMR's announcements and accounts with a fine tooth comb.
I bought TMR in the mid 30s and thought they were cheap! More fool me.
My general comment is that I sold out of TMR last year after due consideration when without any warning there were some nasty surprises in a quarterly.
Without wanting to sound like gloating or anything, even though a number of companies that I have invested in went under, I never went under with them, as I am always prepared to take a loss, even a significant loss.
Had I refused to sell TMR I would now be sitting on a paper loss wipe out of about 90% of my initial investment. No thanks.
I've stayed out of TMR ever since I sold. It has been quite sad to see what has happened.
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