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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Partygaming | LSE:PRTY | London | Ordinary Share | GI000A0MV757 | ORD 0.015P |
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% | 193.40 | - | 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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03/2/2011 17:11 | when do prty release trading updates or figures? | stewartd7 | |
03/2/2011 15:36 | its all about sentiment - huge question marks over viability of sector if govts start trying to extract too much tax from these firms and jeremy hunt's said nothing about ehat he plans for the sector in the uk mkt. 1.50p? its less of an issue for LAD and RNK who have larger high st assets, but crucial for solely online firms. | indomie | |
03/2/2011 15:09 | Why don't they just suspend this share pending clarification of merger? ;) | m_n_tomlinson | |
03/2/2011 14:56 | Good call Grizzly - hoping it won't go to much lower, was tempted to buy at 2.00 considering the broker targets at the time. What do you think ? | spike33 | |
03/2/2011 14:52 | Grizzly Bare - 23 Dec'10 - 15:11 - 15574 of 15612 Testing previous low of 206p. Not looking good. Downtrend support at 198p/200p. If this breaks ....this is going down a lot further. | grizzly bare | |
03/2/2011 14:20 | Hope this turns. Just bought some looking really oversold. GLA | spike33 | |
03/2/2011 11:19 | Party has continually underperformed and underperformed. Promised so much, delivered so little. Year-on-year it makes a profit. Where does all its profits go? Not to the shareholders that's foresure. | loganair | |
03/2/2011 10:07 | Begining to feel like I made a big mistake getting into these. Just no support at all! I was in from 207.5 so I guess my paper loss is substantially lower than most holder at present but still wondering if I should just take my loss and bail. Not that far of 50% drop from last years high....hmm what to do? | salpara111 | |
03/2/2011 09:16 | don't understand the recent weakness here in light of a hugely positive consolidation development and strong e-commerce / leisure stocks globally. It looks to me like it's being shorted very heavily. | dealy | |
02/2/2011 12:55 | Wow.. for a supposedly good company on the forefront, this is an absolute shocker of a share performance!! Are we primed for a bounce, or next leg down? | m_n_tomlinson | |
02/2/2011 09:55 | Doesn't make any difference to the price, it still drops everyday!!!!!!!!!! | outfly | |
01/2/2011 15:13 | Interesting idea - makes sense> It does imply that someone in the US govt. is thinking this all the way through, which is quite possible as there are plenty of $ at stake in terms of tax and greater employment opportunities - a bit of a win-win! | yesrupnel | |
01/2/2011 14:03 | yesrupnel Agreed and hopefully with others following close behind. I wonder whether the Fed's are able to slow regulatory progress until they have the two big fish on their hooks and landed.Financials recovered could be huge should they net them.Payment processors are said to be assisting the Fed's toward this end. | bleepy | |
01/2/2011 12:38 | Good find bleepy - we just need him to sign for sports betting and poker and we might see an uplift in the gaming sector - at long last. | yesrupnel | |
01/2/2011 12:16 | I'm fed-up with my holding in Party. It promised so much, has delivered so little!!! It makes a profit but doesn't pay a dividend???!!!??? | loganair | |
01/2/2011 11:22 | This is all good news and should see a return of EU based players of Fulltilt and Stars if liquidity dries up on those sites. Maybe they have enough EU players to survive anyway...... | trentendboy |
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