Global Market Share Discussion Threads

[Abuse team] 23/10/2006 19:23

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[ygor] 23/10/2006 19:21

Glad you can smile on yet another down day for this dog. Keep smiling, the rictus grin suits you.

[quotes_4_u] 23/10/2006 19:17

To make it look realistic it's best to wait a couple a minutes
to log out and back again under the next nickname :-))


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It's funny how they all appear when loverat gets back from work :-))

[ygor] 23/10/2006 19:13

Tuppence by Xmas at the latest.

[Abuse team] 23/10/2006 19:13

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[quotes_4_u] 23/10/2006 19:12

Good bullish sign to see him (them) on this thread,
so despite the stock not doing well we can expect a bounce in
share price as everything he(they) deramps usually doubles at
least (cfl and jqv) are two great examples and surprise surprise
they dont update their own threads they started :-))

[outsider] 23/10/2006 19:07

and all the same person!]


& such in depth constructive comments!!

[quotes_4_u] 23/10/2006 19:02

A hatrick !

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[the skies the limit] 23/10/2006 18:50

Grim indeed.

I must add it to my bust list.

[Abuse team] 23/10/2006 18:50

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[loverat] 23/10/2006 18:33

Looking very grave here.

[batman9] 23/10/2006 18:31

Well from GMC accounts - net assetts valued this at 5.9p on the 31 March 2006.
GMC should have made at least a further £1.3m after tax which should add 0.5p.
The assetts should be worth at least 6.4p.
The company should also be mopping up all the stray poker/casino punters from America after 888 & partygaming pulled out.
JTT,
I also think the analyst has decided to move on

[paulo2] 23/10/2006 13:14

This is definitely because the sector's getting a kicking.

[outsider] 23/10/2006 12:52

no problem, none taken, but it takes time for things to settle down, best to put 1 statement out, than 1 last week followed by another in two weeks time bcz things have changed.

for others surely the answer is if you have lots of critical comments and you're not happy .....sell.

[moneymaker6] 23/10/2006 12:46

no dis-respect Outsider, but i'd prefer the co to tell me that.

[outsider] 23/10/2006 12:40

You're all letting the price dictate your thoughts, the fundamentals are good.

[moneymaker6] 23/10/2006 12:37

drop today mirroring the fortunes of the big players. on low volume though so not all as it seems. could this be a ploy by the drummonds to take gmc private as they continue to fiddle while rome burns. just a thought.

[crossfingers] 23/10/2006 12:05

And expect some unhappy investors as we now have 4.50p to sell on some sites and the rest 4.75. Its plummeting for reasons we are unsure.

[moneymaker6] 23/10/2006 11:55

Gaming Change of Name


Gaming Corporation PLC



Gaming Corporation plc (*The Company*)

Change of Name to Media Corporation plc

To reflect the fact that the Company generates its entire operating profit from
its portals and advertising businesses (as highlighted in our interim results
for the 6 months ended 31 March 2006), the Board is proposing to change the name
of the Company to Media Corporation plc.

The proposed name change is subject to an extraordinary general meeting (*EGM*),
notice of which is to be issued today. The EGM will be held at 77 Queen Victoria
Street, London, EC4V 4AY on 26 October 2006 at 11:00 am.

Enquiries:
Justin Drummond, Chief Executive, 020 7618 9000
Paul Tuson, Group Finance Director, 020 7618 9000
Trevor Phillips, Holborn PR, 020 7929 5599

[anley] 23/10/2006 11:50

when is the EGM to change the name and where will it be held?

[moneymaker6] 23/10/2006 11:24

anyone in a calm state of mind planing to attend this weeks EGM? those attending are likely to be subjected to airport style security checks.

[jackthetrader] 23/10/2006 03:01

paulo, I've watched this share daily for 18 months. It's quite clear that MMs have been profiteering.

I've learnt a lesson in my old age: in future I'll stick to FTSE stocks where the capitalisation is too large for the barrow boys to manipulate.

[paulo2] 23/10/2006 00:20

This is from a poster on i i i. Just backs up what I was saying last week. As I mentioned, the same thing happened last year with DGT and then the share price doubled in a month.


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I removed the name of the share from the text below and replaced it with xxxxxx , hopefully I won't be in troble with T1ps.com for posting this.

Just an example of how we see the MM on this share that they walk the share down to fill order book for Herald Investment Trust PLC.

It should be a crime to do this, but obviously not. There is no different to a daylight robbery or burglary in my opinion.

ID84.

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Last week saw a salutatory lesson in why you should never watch prices too closely. The lesson came in xxxxxxxx - a stock I own. Early in the week a market maker received a buy order for a large line and told the client he could fill it at 7.125p - the shares were then 7.125p in the middle. The market maker then dropped his price not once but twice. Suddenly price watchers started to panic and sell. The biggest fool of all sold out at less than 6.25p. The market maker was thus able to hoover up loads of small parcels of shares at - I'd guess - an average price of around 6.75p and sell them all on at 7.125p so making a quick turn. This is not illegal - a market maker can set whatever price he wants. But it should be a salutatory lesson to those who think that the price tells you anything about value. It does not. I feel sorry for those who were panicked into selling. I hope some will spend less time in future peering at screens and more time studying what matters: fundamental value.