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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Goindustry | GOI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 71.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 71.50 | 71.50 |
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Posted at 03/5/2011 09:29 by yump I've only got a small stake, but quite keen to see a 'clean' set of pre-tax results sometime, or at least some indication of when that might happen.They have a nasty (presumably partly historical) level of admin. expenses given the turnover growth, unless they can jump it without the expenses growing. I'm in two minds as to whether there are potentially large pre-tax profits here, or whether the business model actually prevents that. ie. profits are only really geared in minor way to revenue increases. The awards seem something of a red-herring for investors at least, unless they provide a backbone for fee increases for services. No time to do much research, hence small stake ! |
Posted at 20/1/2011 08:30 by yump Could go either way in terms of new pi's I guess. If you've built a stake over a period its not so bad, but if you want a reasonable number I think that will put quite a few folks off. On the other hand it might not take very many for the mm's to hike the price, but no point if there just isn't any stock.My take is this is something to buy and forget until such time as some of the larger holders decide to cash in - then we could see some proper trading - albeit probably at a much higher price. Its a bit tedious and tots up your costs to keep nibbling - just a case of watching quite carefully. Even after that drop yesterday, online trading was in tiny numbers, broker was fair - that in itself presumably means its likely to be longer term investors with phone brokers that buy in at the moment ? |
Posted at 04/1/2011 10:39 by outsider Looks like someone paid 10p over offer to get 2000 shares.This is the tightest stock I have ever known for buying shares.....I think many are out the money, because of the 100-1 consolidation....but a great opportunity for fresh investors...providin |
Posted at 19/12/2010 15:22 by masurenguy "Institutional investor meetings are taking place in London on Friday and Monday and a research report should be coming out in the next few days."Hmmm.....no sign of any positive reaction to those intstitutional meetings and no sign of any research report either. Share price has continued to drift down a further 12% over the past 3 months ! |
Posted at 23/9/2010 07:47 by dealy Gross Asset Sales up 45%. Run that through the excel spread sheet for the next 10 years for an online business and you get stellar profit growth. Also the company has 80m in tax losses so the first 80m of Ebtida (or a substantial part of it) over the next 10 years will not incur tax.Institutional investor meetings are taking place in London on Friday and Monday and a research report should be coming out in the next few days. |
Posted at 23/4/2010 20:31 by dealy Well I am posting to myself here but just in case anybody is reading I´ll add a few more thoughts:- in the prospectus for the acquisition of Dove in early 2008 (raised 18m pounds in the process) they spoke of forecast net profits of nearly 4 million pounds. It might take them another couple of years to get there but that's certainly the ambition level - the company has 75m pounds of tax losses carried forward; that will give a big boost to cash earnings going forward or be of interest in a takeover - Internet Capital Group are the biggest shareholder with over 25%; they are seriously savvy internet investors I reckon the company is worth 50m in a good economic environment. That would be 5p per share. I would take that. |
Posted at 29/9/2009 07:18 by masurenguy That is some option package !It constitutes over 6% of the current number of shares in issue and is worth nearly £300,000 for each penny increase in the value of the current share price. If he can get the share price just back to the level of the last placing (10p in Jan 08), when £18m was raised to acquire Dovebid, then this option would be worth £2.2m ! RNS Number : 8032Z GoIndustry-DoveBid PLC 29 September 2009 Director Dealing The Board of GoIndustry DoveBid announces that it granted yesterday an option over 29,232,881 ordinary shares with a nominal value of 1p each in the capital of the Company, exercisable at 2p per share ('the Option') to Jack Reinelt, the Company CEO, under the rules of the Company's Unapproved Share Option Plan and pursuant to an option agreement entered into today between the Company and Mr Reinelt ('the Option Agreement'). The Option is subject to the satisfaction of performance conditions set out in the Option Agreement. The final exercise date of the Option is ten years from the date of grant. Further details of Mr. Reinelt's option arrangements are set out in the Company's circular to shareholders dated 24 August 2009. |
Posted at 25/1/2007 21:15 by dibbs Masurenguy,Another chunky trade today at 17p. Certainly seems we have a bit of stock around at 17p, although with a buyer in the market this should clear before too long. After the dip and recovery I would imagine one or two investors are happy to sell a few around where GOI first started out. I still see a lot of potential here medium/long term, reckon that one day the wider market will discover GOI and be prepared to rate it highly. Assuming trading remains strong and we see profits of course. It makes me laugh to think how GOI would have been valued in the tech boom! Midway between now and then will do me in a year or two! Dibbs |
Posted at 05/1/2007 08:34 by dibbs Masurenguy,Good luck with the buy, lets hope that it's all north from here. As you say this is a stock with few fans at the moment, which shows in the BB activity. Forecasts for these guys are hard to come by which makes for a less informed investment. They do though seem to have turned a corner after a sticky post float period. Recent director buying and more positive newsflow have pulled this out of a nasty downtrend. I suspect that the next good news could see this breakout to new highs. By then GOI will probably be a bit more on the map and a tip or two plus new investors money should push this on further. I'm sure that when people read about this "internet stock" working in part in China the herd will come a ramping! I'm happy to wait anyway. Dibbs |
Posted at 03/11/2006 00:25 by sikhthetech I'm still not bought since I looked at these last Feb....had a few financial things to sort out and my qxl shares haven't shot up yet!!!! I suppose I've been lucky....I still think goi remind me of qxl 2/3 yrs ago, when they were near to profitability but investors were reluctant to move in. They also had pr problems, ie a lack of it...needs press coverage.... I'm positive about goi prospects and am looking to buy in soon..... Good Luck all |
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