Geiger Counter Share Price (GCL)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Geiger Counter	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
	-0.25p	-1.20%	20.50p	20.00p	21.00p	20.75p	20.50p	20.75p	70,782	12:23:32

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Nonequity Investment Instruments	0.1	-0.2	-0.3	-	15.49

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
18/8/2017	13:53	UKREG	Geiger Counter Ltd Geiger Counter Ltd : Net Asset Value(s)
17/8/2017	12:39	UKREG	Geiger Counter Ltd Geiger Counter Ltd : Net Asset Value(s)
16/8/2017	14:04	UKREG	Geiger Counter Ltd Geiger Counter Ltd : Net Asset Value(s)
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11/8/2017	13:56	UKREG	Geiger Counter Ltd Geiger Counter Ltd : Net Asset Value(s)
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08/8/2017	13:42	UKREG	Geiger Counter Ltd Geiger Counter Ltd : Net Asset Value(s)
07/8/2017	13:51	UKREG	Geiger Counter Ltd Geiger Counter Ltd : Net Asset Value(s)

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19/8/2017 09:20	Geiger Counter Daily Update: Geiger Counter is listed in the Nonequity Investment Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GCL. The last closing price for Geiger Counter was 20.75p. Geiger Counter has a 4 week average price of 19.63p and a 12 week average price of 17.50p. The 1 year high share price is 33.38p while the 1 year low share price is currently 15p. There are currently 75,584,492 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 171,440 shares. The market capitalisation of Geiger Counter is £15,494,820.86. Read Full Thread Reply
07/7/2017 11:21	mad foetus: Jimbo,I think most sensible posters agree. We are in it to take money and when the share price in any investment trust jumps 20% on the back of a newspaper tip without any movement in NAV most investors would use the opportunity to cash in. The only concern I have about cashing out is losing rights to any subscription shares: they could be worth having, and I think, at some point in the next few months, GCL should exceed today's prices. But I am confident it will move back to a discount: these things always do. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/7/2017 13:38	jimbo55: I agree with the reasons for selling on this spike put forward by mad foetus and My Retirement Fund, whilst agreeing with the fundamental reason put forward by Shavian and Quepassa for being invested in this sector. All I'm saying is at this point in time, given the tip-driven spike in the share price, it would be more sensible to buy the miners themselves listed in North America. Companies such as CCO, UEC and NXE, rather than GCL itself. GCL is a buy for me once it's trading at a discount to NAV again. The current situation will not last the summer. Finally, I have a similar chart to papillon and agree the downtrend has broken. However, it would be sensible to focus on charts such as URA - the Uranium sector ETF - as a leading indicator to gauge the strength of the break of the downtrend, rather than GCL. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/7/2017 12:44	jimbo55: Been curious to understand what has been driving the GCL share price in the UK over the last week since the underlying predominantly US and Canadian-listed stocks have barely moved (nor has the US-listed URA ETF). Jumped on here to check the postings and can see it's likely that Questor article. It doesn't take much coming into these companies or this trust to move these share prices, and given how brainless the buying is (given the lack of movement in the underlying stocks), I'd already reasoned it had to be PI-based as no institution or hedge fund would be this stupid when buying this. For anybody who owns this and has the capability to purchase North American stocks, there's an arbitrage opportunity approaching over the next week or two to switch into these companies from GCL. For anybody who can't do this, this is a spike to sell into. I have little doubt there will be a chance to pick these up more cheaply in August. Obviously, if GCL is tipped further by the likes of Moneyweek or the Investors Chronicle over the next week or two, this could change. However, if I don't see the underlying stocks moving it's a speculative rather than a fundamental move, and therefore won't last. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/6/2017 07:19	steve73: Encouraging Interim Report released just before close yesterday... Contract U3O8 prices are well ahead of spot price - approx. 50% premium by my calc. hTtp://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/geiger-counter-GCL/share-news/Geiger-Counter-Ltd-Geiger-Counter-Ltd-Interim-Re/74993115 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/6/2017 12:05	papillon: Don't believe posters, believe the share price! Unfortunately the GCL share price has been in a downtrend since the high of circa 33p earlier this year. Lower highs and lower lows! I can't predict the future share price (unfortunately!!), but a retest of the low of circa 11p early in 2016 seems possible. bwtfdik? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/5/2017 08:41	my retirement fund: Its very satisfying that whilst a small cohort of posters on this board continue to try thwir very best to discredit me and rubbish my bearish outlook presently, that the share price continues to crash through the floor. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/1/2017 20:42	dogberry202000: The rises in Canada and New York have been stunning tonight on huge volume. Trump is expected to make things far easier for mining companies including those in the US that mine Uranium because he and his appointees want nuclear energy to feature strongly in the US's new energy mix. The US's UUUU has got to be in with a big shout as the only major US uranium miner with a mill and permission to build another. It's CEO recently penned an article suggesting as much. Uranium mills, btw with permissions, etc. cost around a $billion to build. Denison and Cameco are on fire with Fission's share price catching up fast. Good heavens! As the only closed fund offering uranium in London GCL is in pole position on the London markets for the new bull market in uranium. Think of the funds GCL will attract! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/1/2017 11:26	anthony16731: Multi year breakout & long term 200MA gone too. Folk are going mad for Uranium stocks on TSX which is quite handy for GCL.Share price here hit 130p when U308 was last at $50 so this is a great play for anybody interested in tracking Uranium prices and has a bullish view of those.Floor needs to be in sometime. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/12/2016 07:01	quepassa: Additionally, I just checked the latest NAV for Geiger Counter announced yesterday 8/12. The stated NAV is 20.88p per share as at 7th. Dec. So the recent rapid uplift in the prices of Cameco/Nexgen are most certainly already priced in and reflected in the latest NAV figures. With a Geiger Counter share price around 18/19p mid-market, the share price is currently fully up with latest revaluations of Cameco/Nexgen allowing for a c.10% Discount to NAV. Whilst the big uranium producers are having a great run of late, it is not necessarily the case for smaller companies in the sector, some of which have fallen recently. Also uranium prices are still very low. My money is firmly on the uranium majors at the moment. To illustrate this point and by way of contrast, the NAV on Geiger as at 24th. Aug - some three months ago- was 23.13p per share. So Geiger's NAV has dropped from 23.13p to 20.88p per share in some three months. It's the sometimes opaque investments in the smaller companies and varying exotic countries which make Geiger a very hard fund to value. This is where you find daily NAV announcements for Geiger. They list them every day not on the London Stock Exchange but on the Channel Islands Securities Exchange. Have a look. Hope this helps. http://www.thecise.com/market/companies/1395 ALL IMO. DYOR. QP Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/7/2010 10:08	kenmitch: washbrook. Your figures are right and reinforce the points I made in post 242. But you might have missed a couple of points. First that CFP would come tumbling down if the shares have a strong run. Impossible you and others might think? Then take the example of Kenmare Resources last year. In April the warrants with a Dec 2009 expiry were FAR FAR more expensive than GCLS are now with a CFP of 1922%!!! The shares needless to add were way below the exercise price. Then the share price rose strongly and the warrants multi bagged from way under 1p to 10p or so at one point, and by October the CFP was down to MINUS 10% with the warrants at a discount. There is still a chance that the GCL share price could rise strongly between now and January. It looks a remote chance (as it did with Kenmare) but if the price of uranium starts rising, and/or some of their investments have a good run then if the share price returns to the mid to high 60s, say by October/November then the sub share price could be as high as 5p to sell, and a near triple on the current 1.43p to buy. Obviously if the shares have a great run and can get to 85p by the end of the year then the sub share should be back to around 10p to sell. I agree that is very unlikely now. But all I bought was 20000 subs at 1.43p using a small bit of the profits made on them earlier this year at a grand cost of just £290 or so! It's a very high risk punt. I'll only buy more, and would have to pay significantly more than 1.43p, if there is genuine good news and a fast rising share price that greatly increases the chances of the subs finishing in the money. For anyone thinking of buying the subs there is NO point while the share price is drifting back. I bought my tiny stake when the share price was rising hoping that would continue. So wait for further rises in NAV and or bullish Adviser updates. The only argument for buying now is to get in while the price is around 1.4p ahead of other potential buyers waiting until it is a bit less risky. I did that earlier this year around 2p from memory - all shown on posts on this thread - for that reason. Then the share price did rise strongly and the gamble paid off. This time with expiry date much nearer and no signs really of good news to send the shares up in time, the risks are much higher. EDIT. The shares look a great buy under 50p. An obvious tactic is to buy the shares and if they have a good run then sell some and use just the profits from that sale to buy the subs if the share price run looks like continuing or even accelerating, like it did ahead of the uranium bubble two or three years ago. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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