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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Deal Grp | LSE:DGM | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002180858 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.525 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/3/2008 10:08 | Three more buys gone through today - although showing as sells - I am certain they are buys as I can still do a dummy buy online at 0.98p. 09:05 0.98p 86,410 £847 Sell O 08:53 0.98p 250,000 £2,450 Sell O 08:33 0.98p 112,244 £1,100 Sell O There does seem to be a growing investor confidence in this Company. Regards Steve | cyprussteve | |
13/3/2008 09:35 | Understandable in the run up to tax year end I suppose,With the results in April we should get a better understanding of how the standalone part of the business is going to perform going forward. | kenatbabken | |
13/3/2008 09:19 | ken - agree there is an over hang. looks like someone needs to raise cash. when it clears, things will start to get interesting for us. | sabretooth | |
13/3/2008 09:18 | i reckon it's simply a case of a chartist taking a punt we are at the bottom. even with a small rebound to say 2p, he/she will make 82% profit... potentially a very shrewd investment indeed. | sabretooth | |
13/3/2008 09:16 | I agree Almosr not likely to be an institution buying as most are looking to raise cash,The fact that the buy was at mid price and Steve and people today can buy at 0.98p would suggest that there is a sizeable sell waiting in the wings | kenatbabken | |
12/3/2008 18:28 | Hi Almosr, You are probably correct - I think there is still a share overhang at present, as I was able to make a two small buys today at .98p - ( both showing as sells as they were below the mid price) - a lot less than the big buy which was at 1.1p - what is for sure is that someone is VERY confident of the future to buy that many. Regards Steve | cyprussteve | |
12/3/2008 18:04 | An institution?......I doubt it very much. The buy was only £16.5k, so, more likely to be an insider.......could it be an employee's girl/boy friend, brother, cousin? Directors of course would be forbidden to buy now, so I am, of course, not for a moment suggesting that anything improper has been done! ...and good for whoever it is....someone has £16.5k of confidence in the old dog. Surprised that it has not moved the price! | almosr | |
12/3/2008 13:56 | No it was an O trade it was a buy as there,s no way the MM,s would of taken that many at mid price,With the results soon we,ll be able to see how the overseas business is shaping up | kenatbabken | |
12/3/2008 13:39 | MM to MM ? | coffeelito | |
12/3/2008 12:40 | definitely a buy whoever it was... | sabretooth | |
12/3/2008 11:26 | Interesting trade today below - 10:43:17 1.10 1,500,000 16,500.00 O My guess is that it is an Institutional buy - I don't think the average buyer would be able to get such a large quantity at mid price. Regards Steve | cyprussteve | |
04/3/2008 14:28 | I do not expect any action till then in that case.....it will be more interesting to hear how things are going in the new structure, than for the info re 2007, which is effectively irrelevant due to structural changes at end of 2007. | almosr | |
03/3/2008 12:35 | Historically early April and there,s no reason for that changing | kenatbabken | |
03/3/2008 11:22 | I've lost track, Buzz, with all the changes! | almosr | |
02/3/2008 06:15 | anybody know the date for year end results ? | buzz4rd | |
20/2/2008 23:43 | maybe it was a buy? Not always easy to tell on AIM | the blackster | |
20/2/2008 14:45 | how is it possible we get marked up on a 4m sell? | sabretooth | |
20/2/2008 12:08 | I'm not concerned. Obviously someone wants out, the market is shaky and someone wants some cash. Not me though, I'm holding. | the blackster | |
20/2/2008 11:54 | Another large sale of 4m shares at 0.75p wonder if thats the last of their holding | kenatbabken | |
19/2/2008 19:06 | The significant holdings from the 2006 Annual Report I-Spire Corp. (John Porters Vehicle) 85.05m 22.3% Bank of New York 32.7m 8.6% Pershing Keen 24.5m 6.4% A Moss 44.4m 11.6% D Lees 5.5m 1.4% Shares in Issue 455.6m That 1 million at 0.85 was my buy,I won,t buy any more until I can have a feel for whats going on when the results are issued. | kenatbabken | |
19/2/2008 17:41 | Blackster, agree with all you have said however the problem remains that in the absense of a house broker research note then you, ken and myself and others are the only ones acting as the company's analysts. | kemche | |
19/2/2008 16:52 | bletherer, scruff, there is nothing wrong with the business model. Online marketing continues to grow and dgm continues to work with good clients turning over significant sums of money. The problem was overspend on technology and a right major screw up with business critical technology two years ago which lost the company clients and affiliates. Costs have now been cut, the business is now a bit like a start up again except it has learnt from the past, has existing clients generating revenue and half of its remaining operations ie. Australia making a profit. It has a good chance of turning around, thankfully a better chance than in the last two years now it is lean, mean and already winning new blue chip business. I'm sure the registrar could provide a 3% list showing institutions. | the blackster | |
19/2/2008 16:21 | Why such panic ? Why could anyone possibly want out at less than 1p unless something very scary out there? # | bigboobs | |
18/2/2008 18:24 | Neverending selling. Someone really wants out of this. Any institutions left in? | shuell |
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