Gcm Resources Share Discussion Threads

[888icb] 07/5/2019 11:14

A small tick down this morning on volume of 300000. Buys and Sells of up to 50000 so there continues to be interest in the share but still in that tight trading range.

[baxtea1] 07/5/2019 10:30

GPback
Posts: 6,056
Opinion: Strong Buy
Price: 27.00
RE: love this, tic,tocToday 05:59To be fair, it’s been time for a rerate for a long time!!


Yeah, about 10 years if your predictions are anything to go by

[behuge] 03/5/2019 16:53

It’s only 340’000 £ on a multi billion project....

[888icb] 03/5/2019 16:46

A 50000 BUY in the closing minutes has taken the volume to 1.3 million.

[behuge] 03/5/2019 16:04

And what when the next typhoon.....


First nuclear power plant in Bangladesh
By Andy Brown3 May 2019
Save article
thyssenkrupp (c) Infrastructure
Work is ongoing on the project in Bangladesh
Thyssenkrupp Infrastructure GmbH is supplying key materials, engineering equipment and components for the foundations of the first nuclear power plant in Bangladesh.

In Ruppur, approximately 180km west of the capital Dhaka, the first national nuclear power plant will secure energy supplies in Bangladesh from 2023. Ruppur was selected due to its proximity to the Padma river, which will supply the cooling water for the planned power plant.

“The requirements and degree of complexity are particularly challenging. We are delighted that we were able to tip the scales with our expertise in global infrastructure projects and win the tender,” said Ina Munteanu, project manager, Thyssenkrupp Infrastructure.

With a total of three vibration units and over 1,200 tons of ASF anchor piles with a diameter of 640mm and a thickness of 90mm, Thyssenkrupp Infrastructure is said to be making a major contribution to the construction of the foundations.

The vibrators are a müller MS-50 H3 with MS-A420 V and a müller-100HHF with MS-700 V for installing pipe lengths of 17m and a diameter of 630 and 1020mm.

In order to get up to 37m long pipes with a diameter of 1420mm into the almost impenetrable subsoil, an even more powerful vibrator was needed.

“Sand is one of the trickiest of soils. So, only our müller MS 210 HHF with MS-A 1150 V was suitable for the large pipes. The vibrator is one of the most powerful in the industry,” said Munteanu.

[behuge] 03/5/2019 16:03

RNS on mondays or tuesdays

[behuge] 03/5/2019 15:26

Lowest range much better to accumulate

[888icb] 03/5/2019 14:57

Another large BUY just before 1pm of 100000 shares @27.75p which is the highest price of the day so far.
The volume has now exceeded 1.2 million but we still seem stuck in this narrow range and another week gone without moving into the 30p+ range.

[behuge] 03/5/2019 12:38

Say thanks to BEHUGE

[888icb] 03/5/2019 12:22

That 226000 share Buy at 27.375p is a decent trade valued at £62000. The volume is now approaching 1.1 million.

[behuge] 03/5/2019 11:57

Added Big chunk here. GCM is gonna BEHUGE

[knicol46] 03/5/2019 10:59

£62k buy trade

[behuge] 03/5/2019 10:29

Auction got a bunch more. All looking good

[888icb] 03/5/2019 10:23

Volume now 670000 and the share price has recovered.I think the buy/sell indication is a waste of time as a supposed run of so called sells have been at rising share price levels and have pushed the share price back into the blue. Looks like a decent volume day is likely.

[mickb1234] 03/5/2019 10:22

Al H are you invested here?

[mickb1234] 03/5/2019 10:22

Yes 888 that's my view. Kilkenny sold millions. RNS came for the reduction. No RNS for the buyer(s). Can see no reason for PIs to be buying in such large volume and in such a controlled manner. Big stock hits mms but delayed trades allow stock to be redistributed before it hits the market and price. My guess is the name of the buyer(s) will lay bare the future.

[behuge] 03/5/2019 10:12

Right 888 BEHUGE accumulating

[knicol46] 03/5/2019 10:10

Premium delayed buy coming in or news incoming. Will know soon.

[al h] 03/5/2019 10:07

Or there could just be little starry eyed RIs having a punt here ... nothing more. Ol Fatty given the green light yet ? The World still moving away from fossil fuel energy sources ?