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GCL Geiger Counter Limited

53.50
-0.50 (-0.93%)
Last Updated: 09:14:58
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
  -0.50 -0.93% 53.50 52.80 54.20 54.00 53.50 54.00 211,868 09:14:58
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investors, Nec 25.15M 23.06M 0.1761 3.04 70.04M
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 54p. Over the last year, Geiger Counter shares have traded in a share price range of 34.00p to 68.40p.

Geiger Counter currently has 130,921,251 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Geiger Counter is £70.04 million. Geiger Counter has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.04.

Geiger Counter Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/1/2017
18:56
Follow the link below to a CDN$ 3 million funding package for Kivalliq Energy, which formed 2.1% of GCL's portfolio at the last interim report. Significantly, $1 million is an investment by growing royalty company Sandstorm Gold (SSL:TSX) in exchange for a 1% NSR. AFAIK, this is Sandstorm's first uranium investment among 133 royalty streams and equity holdings in companies such as MARL. Both parties worth watching from now on. I hold SSL.
shavian
18/1/2017
18:34
if so Shav my sell will be well timed, may re enter lower down
kristini2
18/1/2017
18:25
I doubt it, as our NAV is bound to be down tomorrow. Patience is called for.
shavian
18/1/2017
17:26
uranium ETF falling today 6%, and Cameco down 13%- i took profits early at 28.75 so it will likely bounce tomorrow .....
kristini2
18/1/2017
14:39
Apologies QP. In fact it was about 50:50 yesterday, bringing our NAV down a bit.
shavian
18/1/2017
11:36
I am not obsessing over minutiae - and I disagree that most prices were down.

I saw Cameco, Denison up and UUUU.

QP

quepassa
18/1/2017
08:28
One good thing about the relatively large spread here is that it keeps the short-term traders away. I suspect most here are in for the long haul and so we don't get as much extreme views or "noise" as many of the more active threads seem to "enjoy".
steve73
18/1/2017
08:20
In fact, most of the Canucks were down a bit yesterday QP. NXE, FCU, ISO all down 1-2%, only Purepoint on my list was up. U was down a bit as a result, so I expect to see our Own NAV take a breather today. What the hell, we all all obsessing over minutiae now. Relax, uraniums going off to the races.
shavian
18/1/2017
08:11
Shavian, I had thought around 25p but there is a lot going on this week, so it's doubtful. If it gets close I'll rebuy some. I rebought some US holdings instead but still retain a good core position in GCL. Cameco had a setback last night with results out and the shares sold off after hours.
dogberry202000
18/1/2017
08:06
Last nights NAV of 32.6p represents a 44% increase since the beginning of this month.
Last nights discount to NAV was 9.1%.

masurenguy
18/1/2017
08:04
Uranium stocks up again a little yesterday in US / Canada.

Positive momentum in portfolio holdings continues to be encouraging.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

quepassa
17/1/2017
23:33
Yea I can really see that, being forced to sell. What do you suppose happened? Burglars broke into the fund managers house tying wife and kids refusing to let go unless they sell? ...duh?
my retirement fund
17/1/2017
21:07
Just banking profits instead of running it
tonsil
17/1/2017
17:42
COL must be forced seller, surprised, wonder if they are binning more- usual answer is yes.
sideshowbull
17/1/2017
14:29
City of London ditched 1 mill shares.
eeza
17/1/2017
10:34
After a major run, always a little backpedaling and some profit-taking. To be expected. Stock pausing for breath.

Investment proposition has not changed for uranium-based shares and remains very much intact.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

quepassa
17/1/2017
10:11
i think first dip will be bought..... share price @ 29p is at a discount to nav/sh at 34p, and uranium broken long term downtrend... low vols so far today too...

imo, once uranium gets up past $25, it'll have a good run to ~$35 ..... thats when id expect GCL to motor harder than what weve seen so far...

leeson31
17/1/2017
10:05
Looks like some profit taking today after the recent stellar rise in price. Last nights NAV was 32.44p - up by more than 40% over the past month. Current offer price of 29p represents a 10.5% discount to NAV.
masurenguy
17/1/2017
09:32
Always? My philosophy is always to take big fat juicy profits whilst they are on the table. Many of the smaller listed uranium prospectors have gone well into bubble territory.Never look a gift horse in the mouth etc old chap.
my retirement fund
16/1/2017
18:25
Always slightly galling to have trimmed back too early, but that was always a risk and I still have 75% of the holding. Looking for that retrace if the inauguration does not go smoothly.....The Global X Uranium ETF is not dissimilar in content to GCL, to the point that I saw no point in Holding both.BTW Roper old chap, how's Corky?
shavian
16/1/2017
13:23
NAV RNS's;-

16th. December 22.79 pence
16th. January 32.44 pence

One month increase in NAV = 42%

Amazing.

Upwards trajectory has likely only just begun.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

quepassa
16/1/2017
13:20
nav at 32.44
mr roper
16/1/2017
08:44
that would make sense, mf. not many others I can think off, of the top of my head that give you the exposure that GCL does.
mr roper
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