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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Guscio | GUSC | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.75 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 05/6/2015 07:19 by swizz Upon reflection I thought the heading of yesterday's RNS was very poor, with the heading of Sportsdata Loan and not heading up the Charlton Athletic agreement, which the funds are for, probably resulted in a number of prospective investors to pass the news by, it makes you wonder if things are being kept low profile at the moment?......GL S |
Posted at 20/5/2015 19:51 by loverat Nope D2. Cumbria is a lovely county but reckon the 300 mile commute would finish me off.Just thought I would do some research on this one. I have done O.K trading this for a while now but looking at keeping a few shares for medium/long term. If it is good enough for a long term investor like Nigel Wray then it might be a rewarding investment given time. At just a shade under 7p this looks like a good entry point and looking to add. |
Posted at 19/4/2015 23:48 by swizz Some feedback from UKIS, thanks to wrightman and Agnogna1 from L.S.E. ........GL SHad short meeting with company I came away very reassured, the model is sound and Sports partners Youth Sport Trust should begin to deliver schools soon - 200 of some 20000 they already work with soon. A couple of thousand of these by say the end of this term and this results in very significant amounts of cash. An extremely interesting and scalable model.wrightman - Today 23:30 Met with CEO and Yeomans as well as the new NED at the show. We chatted for a while about sports data and the direction of the business, they were very concentrated on sports data and were confident of where it was going. There was no plans to diversify and they were concentrated on sports date. This is my own opinion. I asked about a RTO of sports data - Marcus yeoman's then pulled the CEO over and said talk of an RTO on sports data. The both laughed, i obviously hit a nerve here. They then eased up a bit and said that the remanding shareholders were a private equity firm who they were negotiating with. I said is that why the NED was bought on board, they laughed again. In my view and this si not a ramp but the impression I have - that these negotiations are ongoing/current and we may here news soon. Spoke about liquidity- Marcus Yeomans said that he thought there was 20% free float and that he knew investors who held quite a lot of stock and he would be surprised if there was more than 12-15% currently being tradable. Overall extremely pleased and they seem a jolly affable confident bunch who seem absolutely clear where this is ongoing. Hope this helps.Agogna1 - Today 22:11 |
Posted at 14/4/2015 12:59 by swizz Stand B31 at the investor show for Guscio, so perhaps some news flow next week?, anyone attending?.......GL S |
Posted at 25/3/2015 06:40 by moreforus CHA added 27% yesterday...its market cap is 89 mill....at 6.05I think the 27% rise added 1.3p 1.3p is 19 mill gbp this was on no news 19 mill is 15 times GUSCs current market cap CHA has no assets but cash and the cash I believe 4 mill (last raise they may have more stuffed away!) with warrants at 8p to raise another 8 mill so its trading at over 20 times cash..... GUSC market cap is 1.2 mill - it raised cash at 8p - its trading ahead of cash slightly BUT it has the same names as behind CHA and Nigel Wray as an investor.... it also has a maiden greenfield investment (risky but growing) and cash.... if it was trading like CHA...(pet alone CHAL or GATE) then it would be 100p... I dont think its worth a 100p....but its worth more than a slight premium to the last placing! |
Posted at 11/3/2015 07:01 by moreforus Guscio PLCDirector/PDMR Shareholding 11 March 2015 Guscio PLC ("Guscio" or the "Company" or the "Group") Directors dealing Guscio announces that Marcus Yeoman, the Non-Executive Director of the Company, yesterday purchased 200,000 ordinary shares in the issued share capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares"), equivalent to 1.26 per cent. of its voting share capital. The transaction was effected by an off market purchase at a price of 8 pence per share. Following this purchase, Mr Yeoman is beneficially interested in a total of 379,106 Ordinary Shares, equivalent to 2.39 per cent. of the voting share capital of the Company. These shares are held in his own name and via Springtime Consultants Limited. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: For further additional information please contact: |
Posted at 25/2/2015 12:12 by moreforus wonder if he will talk about GUSC and sportsdata?Nigel Wray Investor Nigel Wray is one of the UK's leading entrepreneurs, associated with such high profile names as Domino's Pizza and Saracens Rugby Football Club. |
Posted at 27/11/2014 14:19 by bozzy_s Tpau, yes I did see the RNS. £300k turnover at what margin? How much gross profit / net profit? Balance that information against debt holders who can cash in £87,500 for over £1m at today's crazy share price.These are debt providers, not necessarily long term investors, so the temptation to become a millionaire on the back of idiot gamblers/punters on the stock market would be enormous. But I doubt they'll get the full million pounds. As soon as 350 million shares are put up for sale the price will crash. Edit: Tpau you cheeky monkey, it's $300,000, not £300,000, in turnover for INC !!! Hope you didn't invest assuming they were making a profit of £300k, when in fact it's turnover of £190k, unknown GP or NP. |
Posted at 27/11/2014 14:14 by bozzy_s Forgot to mention CHA in the list of clearly over-hyped over-priced stocks. Valued at £83m. I genuinely thought there was a decimal place error on ADVFN.For £83,000,000 you get: Annual turnover of a hard working paperboy/girl of £14,000 Annual loss of £1.1m Net tangible assets of £2.4m (so 2 years worth of running costs) On the CHA discussion board it seems investors have been challenged to come up with a fantasy-type deal which would justify a valuation of £83m for a company worth around £2m. Seems no-one could think of anything, even using their wildest imagination, to see how investors paying £83 for a £2 coin today could ever end up in profit. |
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