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GME Global Marine

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Global Marine LSE:GME London Ordinary Share GB00B0SP6N19 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 15.60 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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31/1/2021
08:51
Possibly a far safer way to invest, buy very low cap companies, with a real business and cash on the books .

My research, and independent sources.

LSAI 0.78P Mid

1/ Tiny market capitalisation, just £4.6M , of that , Net cash £1.2M.

2/ Analyst , two months ago , projected medium term, annual revenues of $50M .



3/ LSAI company presentations, 80% margins on verify software.
( Found on LSAI company, investor page.)

4/ Based on a reasonable growth PE of 20 , that would equate to LSAI having a Market capitalisation of over £500M. ( 100 times plus , current share price )

4/ £19M unused tax loss

5/ New report 2021, from LSAI client, (InMarket) , with annual $100 revenues ( 2nd from last paragraph)

WeĆ¢€™re The First And Only Company To Offer Certified Location Audience Data: InMarket is the first
and only company in the industry to offer certified Location Audience data, third-party verified for data
accuracy and precision by the industry leader Location Sciences. Location Certified audiences build trust
and allow brands to buy with confidence, knowing an independent third-party review has assured the
precision and accuracy of the chosen audience.



2nd from last paragraph from the report.

5/ Finally: About Location Sciences Group PLC: (LSAI)

Location Sciences is the pre-eminent global location verification provider to the $160 billion digital advertising industry. Working in partnership with brands, media agencies and suppliers to reduce ad-wastage and improve the effectiveness of location-based advertising campaigns.

The digital advertising market-place remains unregulated and un-monitored, with an estimated $19 billion wasted on ad-fraud in 2018. Location Sciences has developed Verify, the world's first independent location verification product. Utilising sophisticated machine learning and pattern recognition technologies, Verify detects location ad-fraud and shines a light on location data inaccuracy with the aim of bringing back integrity, transparency and trust to the market place

sunshine today
31/1/2021
08:35
exactly

nothing we didn't know already

by stopping trading in GME they are protecting the hedgies

restricted buying by the brokers means the GME price is guaranteed to fall

which allows the hedgies to get out of the trap which they created for themselves by shorting more shares than were available in the market



I can tell you one thing for sure

if retail traders shorted more shares than were available in any stock

it would be stopped instantly


but the rules are different for the 1%

spob
30/1/2021
21:05
stonesfan. thats just a really long winded way of saying the same thing. they are fixing the system so the big guys dont get screwed.
sif12
30/1/2021
18:38
The system is not set up for the 99%.

Everything is cool as long as the 1% are winning.

spob
30/1/2021
18:37
In a statement, IG index said: "Due to the recent extreme volatility, and in order to prioritise the service we give our existing clients, we are not allowing any new positions to be opened on the US stocks GameStop and AMC Entertainment from Monday.
spob
30/1/2021
08:06
Game-stop short position still over-extended at 121%
spob
29/1/2021
13:11
Wise man - let the rest ride.
imastu pidgitaswell
29/1/2021
12:41
are you Tara ?
spob
29/1/2021
12:37
Ok so you missed that opportunity, and the chap did say, MIGHT

He was correct.

Now start researching this U.K. company and the analyst who thinks it’s going to do $50M revenues at 80% software margins.

It has cash no debt



Market cap under £5M

sunshine today
29/1/2021
12:23
Here he is looking at GME last August when it was 4 bucks !
spob
29/1/2021
12:23
he has $13m banked profits in cash and open positions worth around $37m at current prices

he has been posting screenshots of his account every day lately

spob
29/1/2021
12:19
I find it difficult to believe that he has not sold any of his $50m valuation.

I mean you would, wouldn't you - even if only 5-10% just to make sure you retain financial independence?

imastu pidgitaswell
29/1/2021
08:42
Silver seems the next target and with the heavy volumes/manipulation in the options market. Andrew Maguire and Alasdair Macleod have excellent pieces on the subject.
rock star
29/1/2021
08:28
The whole thing is a fascinating situation that could change the way the markets work certainly with regard to shorting.Can not deny its nice to see some of those nasty hedge funds coming unstuck;)
tim 3
28/1/2021
23:17
same for spreadex
spob
28/1/2021
23:09
Anger as brokers curb retail investors’ bets on GameStop



Robinhood says limited trading to resume on Friday after rebukes from users and politicians


Madison Darbyshire and Philip Stafford in London

28 January 2021

Financial Times





Online brokers clamped down on retail investors’ bets on several highly popular but volatile stocks on Thursday, locking traders out of the market and drawing sharp criticism from some users and politicians.

Large US brokers, including Schwab and Robinhood, curbed trading in shares including the video game retailer GameStop, cinema chain AMC and tech pioneer BlackBerry, sending them all sharply lower. GameStop was down 44 per cent, for example, and AMC closed down 57 per cent.

After the market closed, Robinhood, the online app synonymous with the rise of the retail trader, wrote on its website: “We made a tough decision today to temporarily limit buying for certain securities. As a brokerage firm, we have many financial requirements, including SEC net capital obligations and clearinghouse deposits.”

It said limited trading would be allowed to resume on Friday.

The developments were the latest in a dramatic week for the US market, in which the biggest brokerages and apps for retail trading faced intense demand from users in a battle between day traders and professional short-sellers that has generated record trading volumes on Wall Street.

This was always how it was going to play out. They can change the rules any time they want. They don’t lose. - Retail investor

The brokers’ trading curbs triggered a furious backlash from some customers. Within hours, a Robinhood customer filed a class-action lawsuit against the group in federal court. The legal action claimed Robinhood “has completely blocked retailer investors from purchasing [GameStop] for no legitimate reason”, alleging that the user “like so many others, lost out on all earning opportunities”.

The row also united rival politicians, the Democrat New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican senator Ted Cruz.

“This is unacceptable. We now need to know more about [Robinhood’s] decision to block retail investors from purchasing stock while hedge funds are freely able to trade the stock as they see fit,” Ms Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter, to which Mr Cruz replied, “totally agree”.

Robinhood declined to comment both on the lawsuit and Ms Ocasio-Cortez’s remarks.

Robinhood doubled the amount of money that customers must stump up to extend their trades in GameStop, AMC, Bed Bath & Beyond and Koss. It also restricted investors from taking out new positions in a small group of shares. IG Group also raised margin requirements for GameStop shares.

Interactive Brokers, which has more than 1m customers, restricted investors from new trades in GameStop and raised margin requirements for taking out options on several shares, including AMC and BlackBerry.

“We’ve had discussions as to how to manage our risks as brokers. We have to be cognisant of our customers’ risk, particularly those who are using margin,” said Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers. “We are having conversations about this now.”

Broker eToro notified clients after the market close on Wednesday that it would not accept orders to trade the game company, among other shares it considered “low liquidity”, while TD Ameritrade and its new owner Charles Schwab both placed restrictions on new purchases of GameStop and AMC stock, as well raising margin requirements for certain trades. The move reflected “an abundance of caution”, the companies said.

“It is not uncommon . . . to place restrictions on some transactions in certain securities in the interest of helping mitigate risks for our clients,” Schwab said.

Some retail investors reacted angrily. “You sell, the short sellers get their profits . . . Coincidental that the apps will only let you sell and not buy?” asked one message board user, RedditTrading.

“This was always how it was going to play out. They can change the rules any time they want. They don’t lose,” said another.

Platforms have urged their users to be cautious. “Whether or not we are in bubble territory . . . we have been urging our users to stick to the basics of investing: diversify, avoid leverage, and only invest in markets and instruments with which you are familiar,” said Gil Shapira, chief investment officer of eToro.

But retail enthusiasm shows no signs of slowing down. On January 27, Robinhood recorded its highest ever number of downloads from the US iOS app store, with 120,000 downloads, according to data tracker AppTopia.

“We simply don’t know when this will end,” said Rich Repetto, an analyst at Piper Sandler. While volumes may fall back, “we also feel that zero commissions are here to stay and it appears an entire generation has been introduced to retail trading”, he added.

spob
28/1/2021
12:35
I can see the hedge funds having to reach out to GME and ask them to issue them with new shares at $500, or whatever price GME determines - the HFs have no leverage to negotiate here. GME thereby raises a few billion and secures its long-term future.

There will be some good books written on this in years ahead!

strollingmolby
28/1/2021
08:33
Zero Hedge says GME short interest still sitting at highest level

at approx 140% of free float


I don't believe hedge funds who say they have fully closed their short positions

it would take days to do so

and you can't close your shorts if there are not that many shares available in the market to do so

spob
28/1/2021
05:13
One thing for sure, some fun and games today, on the worlds stock markets.
sunshine today
28/1/2021
05:07
Once the hedge funds take a big hit they have to balance their books

which means scaling back positions in all of their other short and long positions

so when a couple of hedge funds lose 20 Billion in a few days it can have a knock on effect across a huge range of stocks

i think that is what we saw yesterday

and it may continue for a while

then you have other hedge funds anticipating this forced scaling back and taking positions to benefit from it

spob
28/1/2021
04:45
Morning.

What, If the Robin Hood investors, across the pond , hit London in the next few days, with the same tactics, targeting tiny micro stocks, just like LSAI. ?

Those that have pitiful market caps, cash on the books , and real businesses .




22M plus Robin Hood investors, first piled into Bitcoin over Xmas, then went for Wall Streets most shorted shares , and yesterday piled into the Wall St Micro Caps.

The one common theme, is the wall of money, that drowns out everything else.

sunshine today
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