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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Globaldata Plc | LSE:DATA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BR3VDF43 | ORD 1/100P |
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% | 190.00 | 189.00 | 190.00 | 190.00 | 189.00 | 189.00 | 135,002 | 08:30:05 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Miscellaneous Publishing | 273.1M | 30.8M | 0.0365 | 52.05 | 1.6B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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19/1/2016 14:07 | !FOLLOWFEED | old father time | |
06/5/2014 08:53 | I can't get to data downloads. It is usually accessible through the 'sitemap' button, but the options are now a duplicate of 'Most Popular'. Must be an error, can anyone advise when we will be able to download data again, or other routes to the download page? thanks in advance | indalo | |
06/2/2013 10:43 | Have you spent it yet? | idomeneo | |
06/6/2011 10:31 | won the lottery! | jojo | |
08/5/2011 12:36 | well thers no rush is there? | mroalan | |
08/5/2011 12:35 | and 3 years later...? | incorrigible | |
19/8/2010 20:21 | well im down !!!!!!!!!!!! paid 57p per share in 2000 corperate exec and bought 3508 shares--- £2040 then bought 1923 shares at 26pwhen changed to auxinet in 2000 cost £522 share were then consolidated from 5430 to 543 by datacash so i have spent £2500 in 2000 and now 10 years later will get 543 x £3.60 so £1933 back so not a great day for me £600 down over the years looked at bringing margin down but felt i was throwing more money at bad money.. been a learning curb as i have never traded since 2001 after a few similar bad buys | commsman | |
19/8/2010 19:24 | double bottom? | hallypants | |
19/8/2010 18:51 | Commsman - You will receive a cheque in the post if you've got them in certificated form. Just wait. Just think - I sold 10k in March last year in 2x5k parcels. When I put the second order in, myBroker rang me and asked how many more I intended selling as I was killing the market. | kenbachelor | |
19/8/2010 18:43 | hi guys im lost a bit here ... had corporate exec then changed to auxinet now datacash..... im still losing money!!! do i need to sell these shares or do the registrars capita automatically write out to me asking for share certificate return for a cheque.. im, totally lost?? i guess you dont get mastercard shares in exchange... help guys | commsman | |
19/8/2010 15:12 | Wow! Was still trying to pick them up thus fully invested in the stock, but a nice killing none the less:-) Sportingbet going to be the next takeover story:-) as usual DYOR.. | brownie69 | |
19/8/2010 12:11 | Well, my post of 1635 was very relevant and is a real result for all holders. It was obvious Mcard were gonna copy VISA...they always do. Its like Coke and Pepsi. Just rather surprised it was Mcard who bothered with such a relatively small outfit but I guess Mcard are relatively weak in Europe compared to VISA and had to be seen to be keeping up.. Well done to all holders. | woracle | |
19/8/2010 08:51 | What a good call that was brownie. Hope it was your big toe. Not holding but well done to all who do. | shauney2 | |
19/8/2010 08:25 | I'll put you onto my list of knowledgeable posters brownie :-) | pugg1ey | |
19/8/2010 07:55 | Good call Brownie and well done Ken ! I made a small profit earlier with DATA but lost it on BP. Done well recently with NTA & GGG tho ! | georgio44 | |
19/8/2010 07:32 | Welldone Ken.............. | slim9 | |
06/8/2010 07:27 | Just starting looking at DATA and dipped a toe in the water. Looks to have been cheap for a while on a fundamentals basis. Excluding cash PE of 10 on forecast earnings for a growth company and paying a small but useful divi. Could well be a takeover target is share price does not reflect fair value which I see as 15 times earings Target thus 350p What am I missing? | brownie69 | |
25/5/2010 16:11 | Former Datacash FD Keith Butcher (until end 2006) has gone to Neovia. Is that good for Neovia ? Do they compete with Datacash ? | tell it as it is | |
01/5/2010 10:29 | Sold remainder @ 229 (Bought @ 210) Put it into BP. @ 578 EEK !!!!!!!!!!! | georgio44 | |
28/4/2010 23:31 | Reduced at 238 and again at 235, so will see how the share price goes on Thurs am. Will sell remaining if it continues to slide but may buy back in on the level out. Might try new IPO KIBO | georgio44 | |
23/4/2010 20:39 | Too much overlap imv and infact Data went down when news broke . Data's recent rise was before any news of the VISA bid came. So rise in last month not related imv. Just following tech markets which had a great month. VISA have got what they wanted in Cybersource so no need to buy Datacash. VISA didn't pay that much because it was worth it based on the revenues/earnings.. they bought it because they are so scared and fast losing e-commerce transactions to the upstarts like Paypal. Also, ex-CEO of VISA is on the Cybersources board. This kind of networking always helps get a good price. Mind you, Mastercard need to get into that ecommerce space sharpish too... personally I think Datacash much too small and non global reach to be attractive as the vehicle for the big boys. Plenty of bigger global players to buy. Worldpay will be sold by RBS to private equity probably any minute now for $5Bn+. Datacash is a relative minnow and size clearly matters now especially with the big fish now seriously entering the space. Good news is consolidation, bad news is big bad competition. If Data don't get involved in the former... next few years could be trouble... | woracle | |
23/4/2010 16:57 | I would suggest the reason its up is because VISA are buying Cybersource for $2 billion on around a 29x multiple DataCash would be a good fit with Cybersource and so could be a potential target. | investory | |
22/4/2010 07:44 | Have you topped up yet Chase, cause there's nothing appearing on my screen? | kenbachelor |
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