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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Global Market | LSE:GMC | London | Ordinary Share | KYG3927E1145 | ORD USD0.0002 (DI) |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 31/1/2014 | 11:04 | Global Markets Group - Chinese e-commerce company | 8 |
| 24/3/2007 | 13:03 | The new Media Content (ex GMC) thread. | 2 |
| 01/11/2006 | 09:54 | GMC – A microcap with huge potential in the online marketing and casino markets | 22,822 |
| 31/7/2006 | 14:45 | PARTYGAMING COULD BUY GAMING CORP IT WOULD FIT!!! | 2 |
| 03/5/2006 | 16:49 | GMC WHY WHY WHY | 2 |
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Posted at 04/4/2013 12:11 by faz147 Anyone still holding here or has this thread been totally abandoned? I read up on GMC before they listed and liked the business model, but was concerned by the valuation and the lack of buyers when they did list. They appear to be taking a large gamble in providing free GMC certification to manufacturers, and it will cost them up to $10,000 over the two years the scheme will run for. They claim to be currently processing 10,000 applications for the scheme from Chinese manufacturers, and their target is 30,000 new manufacturers from 21 new verticals. I am fairly sure that they can attract the 30,000 manufacturers to the sceme, being free and all, but converting those manufacturers to paying service-users is the key and I will wait to see how that develops before I put any money in. I worry that GMC is trying to be the new, better Alibaba before they have fully established themselves as the leading portal for certified manufacturers. Only time will tell how successful they can be, but they are certainly not popular with investors at this time, with the share price down from 130p+ at listing to c.50p now. |
Posted at 30/10/2006 16:59 by bengo 4 nearly 5 times more buys than sells and the share price doesn't budge, it can only be GMC.Oooops I'm begining to sound like you Jack! |
Posted at 27/10/2006 08:21 by red dog Will the share price move up today, I expect it will to 6.5p or better. We shall see. For all investors, this share is a great recovery stock, with its very strong balance sheet and share price could recover in a very short space of time to 10p plus. NOW A BLOODY STRONG BUY. |
Posted at 23/10/2006 21:35 by bengo Now now Eeyore don't start :)I agree with batman, GMC's current net asset value and the further money it has made this year should see the share price back up again on release of the full year accounts in November. Unlike you, I also see the silence from management as a promising thing, if it was bad news then why not get it out along with all the other companies while all the share prices were bombing, it doesn't make sense. When news does come I am optimistically expecting it to be relating to something positive ! Re: the Analyst, I think you may be right about him moving on and we should all wish him well, he put a lot of hard work in on this board. |
Posted at 23/10/2006 00:20 by paulo2 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.==================== 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. ==================== 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. |
Posted at 17/10/2006 18:58 by jackthetrader Well, Bengo your losses put mine into perspective. In comparison I've got nothing to moan about. However it's my right, no, my duty to tell fellow investors on this board what the tipsters are saying about GMC: two well respected people (John Piper and Tom Winnifreth) are saying that the GMC share price could go below 5p. |
Posted at 13/10/2006 21:01 by crossfingers As for GMC in its Trading Update I feel it is imperative that the Directors make it absolutely clear that all clients are without any doubt operating within all Countries laws particularly any remaining US advertising clients,albeit there should not be any now. My fear is with $ signs still evident on some of the sites after today, Gambling.com could be now attracting those firms operating in Antigua, wishing to defy this cynical law(now endorsed by Bush) thereby endangering GMC and possible subpoena threats for the Drummonds. And GMC's Bankers could also make life more problematic now Barclays and RBS have made their intentions clear. As already mentioned it is also imperative GMC seize the opportunity to advertise in Europe and Australia though care in Asia. Casino.co.uk is ranked around 67k which is a further drop in rank position. Additionally as I stated earlier this week and others have noted, the site is all but dead once you click past the initial site. No tournament diary,just blank and past winners are dated Dec'05,what's that about. Get that removed as it only highlights what a ghost site it is fast becoming. Gambling .co.uk needs a kick as well and as some others have noted further effort to get Yahoo and MSN on favourable terms for their sites as well as Google. That and Mobile Casino performing well and with a future then GMC will prosper just. |
Posted at 11/10/2006 16:25 by sabretooth Chaps - my opinion on communication is this... the less contact company directors have with shareholders the better. There are times when CEO's are too forthcoming with information. MRP is a prime example. The CEO has been too open with PI's with his emails, which has caused nothing but confusion and therefore damage to the share price More often than not, PI's knew of news before it came to the market. This left the share price open to manipulation. Especially by the MM's. This kind of situation is completely unacceptable. I prefer it the way we have it with GMC. |
Posted at 09/10/2006 09:53 by quinan Bes I think the market has been hit by WGP news today, but as GMC have no US involvement I feel this is a far safer bet at the mo, therefore I am taking advantage of the low share price Won't see theses prices in 3 months time more like 10-15p IMO, also GVC doing very well for me. |
Posted at 06/10/2006 21:18 by crossfingers All upbeat comments and yet though a significant holder I just can't see this good vibe. Yet another dead cat bounce today albeit minimal dealings compared to other more significant share price rises within the sector.Also though not fully conversant with this ranking analysis I note the above graph also reveals a sharp drop this month. Also having investigated the Alexa site I further note both reach per million and page views are down over the last three months 8% and 4% respectively. I would have thought as of this week the line would be shooting sky high. Also as for any whispering corporate action, if the Drummonds have not a scooby what's in store for the future then no-one else will and so no takeover. And who would anyway? The unknown future of income also will explain the unusual delay in announcing anything about present health on trading. Please tell me I've missed the point somewhere but I agree the only explosive to raise the share price now is what the Analyst states. Income is doubling now but the graphs show otherwise so far. Anything else and this share is dead for a long long time IMO. |
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