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Interesting to note that after hours today, Friday, over 132k shares shown as bought on Wednesday at £2.55+, Those are significant trades on MCKS

Isn't it strange (or is it?) that the vast majority of the posters express the opinion that they have no opinion

"huge sell @ 25p"? Doesn't show on the graph or share trades. Details, please

Bottomed at 27p

Have just topped up, again. An alternative approach for Costis would be to abandon expansion considerations, abandon seeking high interest loans, pay a dividend and sit back and await a bid. Not why I'm a bull investor in GBO. There will be a big bounce - maybe before the interims at the end of the month

3 times as many buys as sales, yet the price falls over a penny. Strange?

My reading is that Ignis Investment Services Ltd, a company within the Standard Life Group, disposed of its total holding of 2.896m shares

More buyers than sellers, but down 50p. Over the last few days buyers have out weighed sellers by over 2 to 1

Another 18,888 @ 39.75p at 10.40 They've fallen far too far and have to be worth 60p+

Seems I got in a bit too early at 46p, but no complaints! I don't understand the current price drop. Is it all the shorters? If so, they're brave

I love and endorse your enthusiasm for this share While I am not in the same league as you, I have just bought a further 22868 shares at 46p

As at 10.30 this morning, buys outnumber sales by 20 to 1. (888k buys to 42k sales)

Good to see that in spite of those two large Sells, the SP has strengthened and is up almost 10% on yesterday's close. As the RNS stated this morning, the Greece problems have an insignificant effect on the business and a Grexit could even be beneficial

Shares traded at over 60p in mid June, and I reckon they were cheap at that price. Group Revenue up 36% and EDITDA up 33% year on year in first quarter, Current P/E of 6.8 and Earnings of 7.35p per share. What other tech share languishes at such a poor price with these fundamentals? Forget Greece and the Euro; the USA is where the action is and will be. The shorters may be effecting the price now but in the short and long terms the sheer quality of GBO will prevail. If I had the cash, I'd be adding.

Globo now has an insignificant stake in the Greek economy although some investors consider it a Greek company and influenced by the Greek economy; not so. It seems clear to me that Greece will NEVER be able to repay its creditors and the sooner it officially defaults, we can, and they can, all get on with our lives. The current Government is acting in accordance with the direction of its electorate and cannot accept terms dictated by Europe if those terms are not acceptable to the electorate; there will be no time to put any "agreement" to a referendum. Don't forget that it was the Greeks who founded democracy (demokratia), and it is following the basic tenets of democratic government by keeping its promises made at election time; other governments please follow! I believe that there will be a short termed stock market hiatus when Greece defaults but this will be followed by a surge as the elephant is seen to have left the room and things can return to normal. I remain a strong buy on the fundamentals here and its future prospects. Rant over!

It would be a good fortnight's performance if we finished the week at 62p. (55p to 62p). Should be a consolidation over the 60p mark and maybe a bit of a breather next week

Final div is 6p

Went ex final div today

The market has reacted negatively

Over 11m buys in Dublin at 19c since 10am