Gamingking Share Discussion Threads

[dreamnow] 02/6/2005 14:04

katie; you have a big mouth and know how to use its lips ...
no matter what you do with this dog you'll be a loser.
best thing is to lose less thus getting out now before 0.0001p;
still remember how you were ramping this lice !

[hotfinance14] 01/6/2005 08:51

Still in dudes....

[hotfinance14] 01/6/2005 08:51

Still in dudes....

[shirishg] 01/6/2005 07:57

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[katie price] 01/6/2005 07:52

LOL

Katie

[katie price] 31/5/2005 23:13

Still here Bud...but ramping ULT for ALL its worth...


HAhahahahahaha

As soon as we have some news on GGK then its off we go again....

Katie

[buddabar] 31/5/2005 21:14

very quiet on the ggk front, KP not been ramping ggk lately??? oh ...

[hotfinance14] 24/5/2005 15:51

Good day mate...

[25wbh] 24/5/2005 07:54

good morning all

[katie price] 22/5/2005 11:58

Great news.....will be buying a few more on monday morning. Holding 250k at the mo...

Nice post Demark

Katie

[buddabar] 22/5/2005 10:17

nice post demark... have a nice day fella.....

[demark] 22/5/2005 09:52

the following is from today's observer, and i am sure this will have some an impact on ggk. i am a holder of ggk @ 3.55p and 3.24p
dyor.


Camelot hits the sales jackpot again

Nick Mathiason
Sunday May 22, 2005
The Observer

Camelot, the consortium that runs the National Lottery, will tomorrow announce that it has increased lottery ticket sales for the second successive year - a performance that now makes it officially the most successful lottery in the world.
The firm - a consortium of Thales, Cadbury Schweppes, the Post Office and De La Rue - will raise sales from last year's £4.6 billion figure, and announce that interactive sales in the year to 31 March 2005 reached £87.5 million - up more than 600 per cent on last year.

It has now turned the tide of bad publicity that rocked it and has won praise for reinvigorating what appeared to be a dull format.

Dianne Thompson, Camelot's chief executive, will take much of the credit for the improvement in its fortunes. She may now decide to stay on to fight for a third licence, having hinted previously that she would leave Camelot once she set it on the road to recovery. The company will now be favourite to retain the next licence, which will last for 15 years.

The next licence will not start until 2009, but the competition process is already beginning, with rival bidders forming themselves into consortia.

Most of the major bookmakers are expected to bid for the lottery, including William Hill and Ladbrokes. Investment banks are also interested in entering the competition, with insiders suggesting UBS is particularly keen.

[hotfinance14] 20/5/2005 14:29

Bring on the news...

[hotfinance14] 19/5/2005 16:02

The shares are being mopped up dudes!!!

[cath57] 19/5/2005 15:43

would agree

[vwrich] 19/5/2005 15:37

looked like it , as the share price dropped a buyer came in.

[cath57] 19/5/2005 15:32

what do you think!!

[vwrich] 19/5/2005 14:56

was that a confirmed buy?