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Global Gaming Technologies Corp BLKCF

Financial Services Technology Asset Management Electronic Gaming & Multimedia
Global Gaming Technologies Corp. is a Canada-based gaming industry investment holding company. The Company provides investment exposure to digital interactive entertainment in emerging technologies, such as augmented reality, virtual reality and artificial intelligence, in addition to e-sports and traditional games platforms, such as mobile and console.


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Global Gaming Technologies Corp > time to light a match
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Comment by DirkMottoon Dec 07, 2017 1:52am
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RE:RE:RE:time to light a match

RE:RE:RE:time to light a matchPlease please please relax. Financings take, on average , 4-6 weeks to close, especially the overbought ones. The reason is not because they can’t find investors (it’s a freakin bought deal for God’s sake!). It’s because many investors already hold shares and generally most sell their old shares to get new ones with the warrants. This is why the stock ran up to 2.60 twice. They run it up to allow the investors to get decent prices on their sell orders.

According to Stockwatch, there are 23 million shares outstanding currently.
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