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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Geiger Counter Limited | LSE:GCL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B15FW330 | ORD NPV |
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% | 50.00 | 49.00 | 51.00 | 50.00 | 50.00 | 50.00 | 232,213 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Investors, Nec | 25.15M | 23.06M | 0.1761 | 2.84 | 65.46M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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07/2/2019 13:03 | Geiger Counter Ltd - Holding(s) in Company https://www.voxmarke | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 21:16 | In 2018 spot price rose 40% due to a number of factors, firstly YCA bought 8Ml/b, secondly Cameco bought to fulfill contracts and thirdly utilities are buying at spot as it's much cheaper than trying to negotiate long term contracts when miners are requiring $45 plus. This year Cameco have stated they are buying 12ML/b to satisfy contracts. YCA has an option to buy a further $100M and section 232 will have been formalised leaving the utilities safe in the knowledge of where they can buy their Uranium. Once this is known they can start to secure their 5-10 year contracts which will be at $50 plus. Aura has just signed a contract at $44 for 7/8 years. I believe spot price will rise its inevitable. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 20:38 | Even if that were the case gives more time to accumulate | richardjohn10 | |
06/2/2019 20:06 | Interesting statement, would like to hear why you think this ??? | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 20:03 | 12 months away from a big move in spot | kiwimonk | |
06/2/2019 19:22 | Good readingAll pointing to big movementsI'll keep adding:) | richardjohn10 | |
06/2/2019 18:21 | Some great in-depth research here with the uranium focus at the bottom | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 18:04 | I don't know how much people observe the charts but most of the sector is now well over bought so I'd imagine some stability is needed in the short term before we move higher. I've said it before but the real strong moves should come in March. These things aren't even trading at their 12 months high yet look at the fundamentals of Uranium. Kazatomprom maintaining supply discipline, Cameco closed its mines till sustainable contracting is available at $50 prices. Section 232 with possible $50-$80 contracts in the US. More reactors coming online, reactors lives being extended and large old mines coming offline in 2028. This is playing out perfectly so far. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 17:50 | I took a position today Andy and I'm looking forward to the next few months! | richardjohn10 | |
06/2/2019 16:53 | As frustrating as today was with the volume, some of the miners could do with cooling off as they've had decent moves the last few days. As we churn out this stock the next move will be uninhabited. With news on 232 not expected till April I imagine we're going to be having much stronger moves in the coming weeks. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 15:00 | Taken 10997 and 21200. They won't be able to keep a lid on it much longer. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 14:41 | I'm puzzled by the trades and quote. All trades are marked 'O' so go through market makers. There are only 83m shares in issue (it's a micro-cap!) and over 1m have been traded already today, almost all I'd suggest in one direction - ie. ADVFN's reporting looks about right. Yet the price hardly moves. Have they a tap, or a book surplus? If so, that will close at some point. Question: has anyone here sold recently, but their trade been reported as 'buy' by ADVFN? PS - NAV increase semms timely, and anticipated here ... thanks Andy F! | jonwig | |
06/2/2019 14:15 | NAV up over 5% from yesterday. Now trading around par. | 0x3f | |
06/2/2019 10:43 | Completely agree, their will be some stale bulls on the way up but fundamentals will out over time. Just gutted I was buying heavy on the way down as I didn't think you'd be able to buy size on the way up. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 10:19 | Yup. It's the same model Sprott use when investing in the resource sector juniors that fit their criteria. | the deacon | |
06/2/2019 10:13 | I hold here and Yellowcake and have been following the Uranium story for about 18 months now. I think we are at the bottom but have to been patient! | bsharman3 | |
06/2/2019 10:12 | I meant to add that I wonder if GCL has taken part in any funding ?? | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 10:10 | Its exactly the same as a stock, so you can sell at the click of a button. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 10:08 | This is what I like about the GCL model. They can participate in funding the juniors. They will either get a discounted entry or a load of warrants or both. It's this that I don't get access to myself and gives you bigger leverage to the upside. Look at the most recent fundraise GCL took part in, URE, came with 3 year warrants at a $1 strike price. That's now risk free upside for the next two years for GCL that's not currently priced into the NAV. Their are two other listed warrant holdings but I'm unsure what these are. I've requested from Craig Cleland an overview of the unlisted securities, so will share them if / when he gets back to me. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 10:03 | Can I say what a refreshing board this is. As a novice in investment trust how quickly can you sell if necessary Appreciate any feedback | richardjohn10 | |
06/2/2019 09:55 | I remember GCL at over 100p prior to Fukishima. I think over the next few years a return to that sort of share price is well within reach. The stars are aligning for the uranium sector, and a handful of projects will outperform. I like those developers that are pretty much ready to go. UEC, GXU spring to mind - which I hold. I've taken a small punt on AURA too. I'm not a huge fan of the management, but the relatively advanced Tiris uranium project could be producing within 12-18 months, with an offtake agreement already in place. A rising tide will lift all boats, but companies like AURA could do extremely well, imv. | the deacon | |
06/2/2019 09:53 | Cheers AndyA friend of mine in Oz made a fortune in this sector years agoPaladin Energy I think it wasI'll keep adding when I can | richardjohn10 | |
06/2/2019 09:40 | Take a look around the investment bulletin boards. Take a look at the investment community on Twitter. Apart from a few well researched knowledgeable folk the chat is dead. This means nobody's even looked at what's going on over the pond but they will. The only UK exposure to quality Uranium mining is this fund and contrary to some this will trade at a premium to NAV. The performance of the NAV year to date has had the fundamentals of URA holding back some key holdings. With this pressure all but gone watch the NAV rise and rise. | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 09:25 | And for a more in-depth look at the coming bull market, Mike Alkin is the best fundamentalists out there. https://youtu.be/5rX | andyforster1 | |
06/2/2019 09:25 | I like your confidence Andy | richardjohn10 |
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