@remirezWell clearly your not following the issue at hand...

@remirez
Well clearly your not following the issue at hand closely and just making a "remark". Don't you think that would have impacted sales trading volumes if it was 50%? Sales volumes are still up yoy. Facebook posts have died down they never were thousands maybe 100 (200 at the most). And most a multiple posts by the same people. Many people have also had there machines fixed, the majority have not been impacted. Waiting on the sidelines for a good entry point. Good Luck with that, that was Friday before the halt. Tuesday it opens strong.

I have provided metrics some metrics:
1- Sales volumes
2- Facebook post numbers on Tyro website
3- Many of the large, medium and small Tyro customers have multiple machines, only the absolute micro customers have one terminal. You know the hobby hairdresser at home, the micro operation resteraunt, the stall merchant at the market. I have read the facebook posts some business owners say well I am closed Mon-Wed but open on Thursday to Sunday. You can't pick up the terminal as I am closed but I want it back for Thursday. Well these hobby business' are not really addiing value to Tyro. They are welcome if they choose to go to a bank. Hopefully, the can call the bank and wait on hold for 5 hours before talking to the wrong department and then being given another number. LOL.

Love to hear you metrics of 34,000 merchants showing that 50% of merchants are effected. Please provide any metric to substantiate that. Viceroy Research? The company that states this is a opinion and not fact? I hope they shorted big and the share price bounces back to $2.80 immediantly and they lose a tonne of money. The mistake they made with this stock is institutions are 90% of the shareholders and they would have made direct enquiries to Tyro and not panicked. When the trading halt is removed on Tuesday there will be a rush of buyers and no seller at under $2.60 imo as the statement will end the panick selling.