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GCL Geiger Counter Limited

45.50
0.00 (0.00%)
27 Sep 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  0.00 0.00% 45.50 45.00 46.00 45.50 45.50 45.50 154,953 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investors, Nec 25.15M 23.06M 0.1761 2.58 59.57M
Geiger Counter Limited is listed in the Investors sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GCL. The last closing price for Geiger Counter was 45.50p. Over the last year, Geiger Counter shares have traded in a share price range of 38.00p to 68.40p.

Geiger Counter currently has 130,921,251 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Geiger Counter is £59.57 million. Geiger Counter has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.58.

Geiger Counter Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/3/2024
17:51
Bottlenecks are a sign of strong demand. Typically, utilities source enrichment first, then conversion, then uranium. You are right that the conversion bottleneck is not solved, the demand for uranium cannot rise above that capacity, unless there's restocking. But the rise in conversion prices is stimulating new supply.
7kiwi
04/3/2024
17:33
7Kiwi, nice article. One thing I don't understand about the uranium market - why should enrichment bottlenecks and overfeeding be bullish for U308 and the miners when there is an even tighter situation in conversion?
swanvesta
02/3/2024
21:43
Subscription rights @37.74p getting closer - for holders on 30 April 2024..
bountyhunter
01/3/2024
21:38
Overdue bounce and PDAC conference
7kiwi
01/3/2024
16:24
NXE up 7.75%
donald pond
01/3/2024
14:49
Decent opening over the pond. Hopefully a trend reversal.
walter walcarpets
26/2/2024
09:33
Fantastic Substack @kiwi. Keep up the great work.
bpdon
25/2/2024
23:28
The looming Uranium shortage and what it means for energy security.
7kiwi
14/2/2024
16:41
URNJ coming to UK next week for those with an elevated risk appetite https://x.com/hanetf/status/1757695738555834689?s=46&t=FFvn-KoaXwXFJcr8LTY43w
1solon
13/2/2024
16:43
I like your thread on X. Cheers!
greedfear
13/2/2024
15:42
I wonder if they're going to buy back some more stock today?
7kiwi
13/2/2024
10:03
I did a thread on Cameco's results. I think they're in a pickle for the next 2-3 years.
7kiwi
13/2/2024
08:35
Agree 7Kiwi - this was reported sometime ago on X (KB) I think CCO will become a good buy again once the U euphoria has quelled as it's vertically exposed to the full nuclear cycle but others more interesting at the moment
1solon
12/2/2024
17:47
Stocks not really responding yet, but spot on the move again. $103.75/lb mid according to Numerco.
7kiwi
12/2/2024
15:23
Buyback seems to have put a rocket under the stock today.
7kiwi
09/2/2024
16:41
Next week will be key and the ascent may not have finished yet, nothing goes up in a straight line :-)
bountyhunter
09/2/2024
16:39
Indeed. Closed above the 50MA and so far at least, the North American stocks (ex-Cameco) seem to be staging a small recovery.
7kiwi
09/2/2024
16:30
So it looks like we are closing not far off 60p as I wondered earlier. The reason being that with that close I wouldn't say that the longer term chart has 'broken down' at the present time as it's based on closing prices not the intra day low earlier.
bountyhunter
09/2/2024
10:40
This chart might calm a few nerves.
walter walcarpets
09/2/2024
10:10
I can see why Cameco sold off. It became very apparent that their order book is not very well geared to rising prices. If spot stays at $100 this year, their sensitivity analysis suggests they'll realise 58. If it goes up to 120, they realise 59.

But that should be bullish for other developers. And the very wide structural deficit is still there. Uranium is very volatile.

7kiwi
09/2/2024
09:57
There seems to be more volatility with the GCL chart than say YCA where the chart has not broken down (as I type) if that's any consolation! Also if GCL recovers to around 60p by the close today you can still see an uptrend on the longer term chart here.
bountyhunter
09/2/2024
09:14
Wow, that is a rough couple of days. Like others have said, I also struggle to see what in the Cameco update yesterday justifies such a sharp and broad pull back across all U equities.

I don't personally ascribe too much value to technical charts. But it is hard to ignore that the trend since last Autumn now looks to be threatening to break down. Hopefully we see some stability emerge in the next few sessions and the volatility settle.

bpdon
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