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GOO Gold Oil

1.45
0.00 (0.00%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gold Oil LSE:GOO London Ordinary Share GB00B01QGH57 ORD 0.025P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.45 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/4/2013
17:04
12bn

You don't have an oppinion.

nlmbidc
22/4/2013
16:33
2p soon in my opinion.
mikestamp
22/4/2013
15:52
1.4p bid soon imo
12bn
22/4/2013
15:26
It passes the time nlm.
cockney sparrow
22/4/2013
12:03
I hope we get some news soon.

Morrison men, coconut boys, stick wielding, handkerchief waving.

I'm losing the will to live!

nlmbidc
22/4/2013
11:09
A mate, Len , does a bit of MD with The Hammersmith Morrismen. Done his knee in last year! I love the great Morris turn-out in Sidmouth every year. You have to admire them. The Coconut Boys from oop North are my favourites, decked out in French revolutionary gear and blacked up faces!
Maybe we can get them along for the next EGM to add to the fun?

Long live eccentricity!! even better

valentine
22/4/2013
11:02
WE could do with some fraccing good news on blitzen, oops I mean GOO.
cockney sparrow
22/4/2013
11:01
Yes TG, I live for morris dancing.

I'm a stick wealder, I was promoted from handkerchief waver last year after 15 years of flapping my kerchief.

cockney sparrow
22/4/2013
09:45
Are you into dancing the morris then CS? Are you a handkerchief waver or a stick wielder?
the guardian
22/4/2013
08:17
Come on Goo, I have booked the Morris Dancers.

Pietro do not spam this thread.... cheers

cockney sparrow
21/4/2013
19:32
Hear, hear, I'll second that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nicosevos
21/4/2013
19:20
Here's hopimg for some good news this week. No, on second thoughts, make it spectacular please.
the guardian
21/4/2013
13:01
Don't you just hate people who spam other threads,
the guardian
20/4/2013
20:19
The run to 8p there was speculation of a 'transformational' deal in the offing with the May 4th deadline for offers which we all remember very well, if that deal was delivered who knows what would have happened with the shares. Of course we now know the rest.

Hindsight hey.

Come on Karoon!

pembury
20/4/2013
19:06
nimbidc,

Last year I had sell limits for 11p through to 15p. I was in profit at 8p and if I had been at home, would have sold a few.

the guardian
20/4/2013
15:25
Hugo
I am sure that if that had happened at our company it would have set the alarm bells ringing!

alasparavolar
20/4/2013
10:04
nlmbidc - i'll be happy with 5p !
pennstreet
19/4/2013
23:31
The Guardian,
Why bother getting up early. Just put a sell limit of 20 pence and then enjoy your holiday.

nlmbidc
19/4/2013
20:54
I hope it's before then. Last year we were in Florida during May and I had to get up at 02.00 every morning to check the news. In two weeks time, we will be there again for just over three weeks and I don't want to have to wake up during the night to check the news again.
the guardian
19/4/2013
20:11
Two weeks away, whatever it is! About May 1st!
valentine
19/4/2013
20:09
One could say that a few people are playing the field.
Volatility on no news gives a great opportunity to scoop up some bargain shares.
If you are in the know then its even better.

This pattern of large buys in short bursts, and a long lull to repeat has happened a few times recently.

Still think that rudolf parting with his own cash is a good sign.

happy days.

grahambr
19/4/2013
19:48
Many a true word is spoken in jest.

Funny how we move along with virtually no trades and then every once in a while we see a smally flurry of reasonably sized buys. One day!!!!!!!!!

the guardian
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