Just checked the global saint technologies investors page , there must be an update going on as only 2 significant shareholders listed just now:
Hargreaves Lansdown (Nominees) Limited
514,242,165
23.76%
Interactive Investor Services Nominees Limited
235,428,722
10.88%
Where is everyone else?
The shares in issue is updated finally: SHARES IN ISSUE
2,165,848,842 ordinary shares of no par value.
There are 1,155,287 ordinary shares held in treasury.
It will be quite interesting to see if there is a new significant shareholder added, Massive's hunch is looking good. I reckon we'll find out this week.
Chaebol , never the case. Just remember your full on deramp mode when you were making a good impression of one yourself. But that's water under the bridge and gone past
I see a lot of green boxes today, Kat and or Dog must be busy.
Holding for gold here. Just hope the markets settle, but I have a feeling the Chinese (no fan of theirs) might pull a rug or two as we seem to be engaged in asymmetric warfare.
Him and Vance have stirred the dragon. The peasants are going to be squeezing orange juice until the pips squeak. China is the biggest holder of US debt, some offloading probably already going on. Hence orangutan has been told, he's a busted flush as far the USA is concerned.
M96, I think at the moment it is the registered customer based of Bake.io that is going to use gs20exchange to buy and sell crypto. With the excellent competitive rates , why would they go elsewhere?
Well, we did OK yesterday, the gs20exchange recorded a volume of $37 Million for our top 3 pairs. The tills are ringing red hot, crypto up or down, win win for our exchange.
Go to the gs20.exhange page, click on explore , click on exchange. We are about $31Million for the top 3 pairs at the moment and we are going to exceed 50Million when we get the 24 hour figures tomorrow for today.
RE: Home straight final 5 mins FOMO5 Apr 2025 15:16
Zag , here is an introduction as to what was the cause of the great depression, yes you guessed it , the good ol' u s of a and tariffs;
While the stock market crash of 1929 is often seen as the trigger, the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which imposed high tariffs, worsened the Great Depression by hindering international trade and causing retaliatory measures from other countries.
RE: Maybe even get to 1.6 by close.4 Apr 2025 16:44
Robert it's now riches in our reach. I just wish the clown army couldn't hold court for a couple more days, would love to have bought at today's prices.