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[festario] 10/8/2016 13:02

I might be the only person ever to lose money on HGM.Bought some at 70p, panicked when the Russians were threatening counter sanctions, sold at about 50p.Doh!

[woodhawk] 10/8/2016 12:25

Could do with some relief from the relentless grinding down at ALY! My worst investment of the last couple of years.

[festario] 10/8/2016 11:49

SRP, I wish I'd listened when you told us what would happen with G4S today.

[srpactive] 10/8/2016 11:09

Yes buy and hold if the right stock is always good practice,
trim a bit end tax year then in again.

GFS is another to watch.

dyor

regards

active

[trentendboy] 10/8/2016 08:51

Was buying at that time. If you came across Britishbear in those old posts he bought in very early

[srpactive] 10/8/2016 08:14

My gfs looking a little better.

dyor

regards

active

[srpactive] 10/8/2016 07:54

Thank you all, getting it solved.

Back to gvc now.

Mylands

If I can recall correctly, gvc went below a pound which I bought, and it moved to
around 140p, then dropped to 79p approx in early 2007, which I then started
buying more. It is like a history lesson. I have bought more along the way as
we all have.

dyor

regards

active

[mylands] 10/8/2016 07:39

Active

For fun I looked back on this thread to when I made my first posting which was on 7th December 2005 when I said 'what great news, bought these last week'. This followed a trading update. I had bought at 360p. You on the other hand had your first post on 30th Oct 2006 when you said 'Just bought in for the first time at 94pish'.

Interesting to note that the div for 2006 was 42p! What a return, never to be repeated.

[brownie69] 10/8/2016 07:32

Nice to see we are a £2 billion company now :-)

[festario] 10/8/2016 00:06

Don't underestimate how much memory is taken up by your texts, especially if you have people sending you those little moving pictures or videos.
I cleared mine out last week, the texts were using up 20% of my memory!

[woodhawk] 09/8/2016 18:59

With all his money, you'd think he could afford a tech consultant, wouldn't you?

[timanglin] 09/8/2016 18:14

Spend your Gvc money on a new iPhone?

[cheshiremoggie] 09/8/2016 17:57

SrpIf you can take the battery out then you have either taken a hammer to your iPhone or you don't have one!Messages are just text - unless you have big video files they shouldn't take much space.In settings/general there is an option storage and iCloud.Select that and go to manage storage - it will show you biggest apps and data. Delete any app you don't use much - you can always reload it later.Also check photos - if you have live pics or videos they can take a lot of space. Also to stop apple reloading your data automatically switch on airplane mode - just in case.Hope that helps.

[kop202] 09/8/2016 16:58

ActiveI use an Android so not familiar with AppleBut there should be an app (no pun intended) which would be available on the apple web store which provides anti virus and clears out unwanted dataI use AVG cleaner on my phone

[srpactive] 09/8/2016 16:20

ftc

I delete all messages, then turn the phone back on and they have returned.

If I take the battery out and then put back in, will I loose all data?

regards

active

[mylands] 09/8/2016 15:31

SRP

Don't worry about your iPhone just look at the SP!

[frankiethecabbie] 09/8/2016 13:53

Delete all your text messages it frees a lot of storage plus any music or videos

[srpactive] 09/8/2016 13:25

Sorry for very off topic, but been messing about all day on a iphone etc.

I cannot get my data from tablet onto icloud.

Also iphone full, got data off, but will not delete data from off phone
to permit emails and text messages. Any help appreciated.

SO VERY SORRY FOR OFF TOPIC.

regards

active

[mylands] 09/8/2016 12:53

Closing in on 700p. Which analyst was it who came out a couple of weeks ago with a target price of 580p!!

[frankiethecabbie] 09/8/2016 12:52

I read this in The Telegraph's iPhone app and thought you'd like to read it:

[fizzypop] 08/8/2016 15:41

New bingo bod appointed:


hxxp://www.gamingintelligence.com/people/39176-gvc-hires-gamesys-and-bet365-veteran-as-new-bingo-chief