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G4M Gear4music (holdings) Plc

145.00
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:22
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gear4music (holdings) Plc LSE:G4M London Ordinary Share GB00BW9PJQ87 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 145.00 140.00 150.00 145.00 145.00 145.00 1,398 08:00:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Musical Instrument Stores 152.04M -644k -0.0307 -47.23 30.42M
Gear4music (holdings) Plc is listed in the Musical Instrument Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker G4M. The last closing price for Gear4music (holdings) was 145p. Over the last year, Gear4music (holdings) shares have traded in a share price range of 87.50p to 167.50p.

Gear4music (holdings) currently has 20,976,938 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gear4music (holdings) is £30.42 million. Gear4music (holdings) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -47.23.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/1/2019
08:59
morning all, the next catalyst will probably when blackrock RNS they are either fully out or significantly out and any party that has bought some of their shares issues a holding statement.
This could temporary spike the shares before the steady decline sets back in.
Reading the posts here.
It seems some of our more graphic contributors do not understand that without all the rush and push of the last few weeks, this has an average volume of about 10-15k per day,hence why it stayed flat for a couple of months before the TU.

s1zematters
22/1/2019
17:03
shakes are just MMs way of getting some loose stock
tsmith2
22/1/2019
16:34
Far more buys and the MM's still want to drag it lower (must be for the next leg up!)...welcome to AIM!!!
k1ngkonggb
22/1/2019
16:30
Nice little shake
tsmith2
22/1/2019
15:48
TTB

To address you properly ;-)

Remember IBG ? That's how long. I was waffler in a previous life on another board which I can't actually remember at the moment - it disappeared, so I came over here. Quality of discussion nowhere near as good.

yump
22/1/2019
15:27
Now you are bordering illegal activity lol!!!
tsmith2
22/1/2019
03:30
I think, there is an inside news leaked, that there might a takeover bid. Will see this week.
riostroy
22/1/2019
00:45
Everyone talks their book, yump. How long have you been using ADVFN?
taurusthebear
22/1/2019
00:36
Is all this recovery stuff about shares that plummet, just people taking a position and talking their book, or is it a genuinely stupid belief that just because a share has lost a huge chunk of its value, it therefore has the capacity to just gain the loss back again ?

I have to assume the former, because the latter would be a really, really sad indictment of our education system.

yump
21/1/2019
19:54
@Niggle, more one liner rubbish from you I see! I guess you haven’t noticed the £180k buy at 223.75 just before close? Clearly many investors are realising that at the current price level this is a gift. We’re still 58% below the close on 3rd January, so plenty of room for the recovery to continue strongly.
74tom
21/1/2019
16:35
Proper dead cat bounce that isn't? £1.50 tomorrow? or £3.00 first, then £1.50? mmm
niggle
21/1/2019
15:10
I don't know why there's so much debate about the froth simply being taken off a racy rating.

If you want information from a chart, then start at April 2017. Doesn't need maths or any lines to see that investors were gradually pulling out. Plenty of time to see it happen in slow motion and that risk is always there with overvalue, although 1001 arguments can be used by holders to justify any rating they want.

No I didn't ever have any, regrettably, although G4M had a very good conversion rate amongst affiliates when it started ages ago, before float, as did ASOS. That's a good clue to a good business if you're an affiliate - you can actually see a business succeeding in competition with others, because you actually run sites with them side by side. Although I don't remember seeing many competitors to G4M - so that was a great start in any case.

yump
21/1/2019
14:47
Looks like their faith will soon be rewarded. Strange how some of the doom mongers have gone quiet...
rathlindri
21/1/2019
14:28
Directors paid 228-240p a week or so ago
tsmith2
21/1/2019
13:50
Paul Scott did an excellent write up on this on the day of the update.if you scroll down many a post you'll find it.
tsmith2
21/1/2019
13:49
couple more and we'll be 215:220
tsmith2
21/1/2019
13:20
Yep, another £50k taken at 2.10, selling has been minor so should continue to rise
74tom
21/1/2019
12:31
tick up or two coming..won't take much more buying
tsmith2
21/1/2019
12:01
Didn't he purchased only 10,000 shares @ 183.5p = £18,350?
ted1066
21/1/2019
09:39
OnJohn, time will tell, but given they are only 2 months from the end of the financial year it would be surprising. Furthermore it would be very stupid for a non exec who earns £34k per annum from G4M to buy £40k of shares, doubling his holding in the process, if there was worse to come.
74tom
21/1/2019
09:10
Or dowm

must worry about a second profit warning

can come at any time

onjohn
21/1/2019
09:05
A long way to go up..
tsmith2
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