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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Glacier Media Inc T.GVC

Alternate Symbol(s):  GLMFF

Glacier Media Inc. is a Canada-based information and marketing solutions company. The Company operates through three segments: Environmental and Property Information, Commodity Information and Community Media. The Environmental and Property Information segments includes its business-to-business content, marketing solutions and data information products which are environmental, and property... see more

TSX:GVC - Post Discussion

Glacier Media Inc > Very thinly illiquid stock
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Post by royalCapital on Dec 29, 2023 5:21pm

Very thinly illiquid stock

Entire day less one transaction. and now some guy has 400,000 shares for sale at .14 cents.

tax loss selling? the CRA case of 80 million dollars and the media sector is currently out of favor sector. cost of content is high and lack of advertisers. Even amazon is getting into the 'ad business' in a declinig advertising pie.
All the gains google had in advertising is from declines in old traditional tv, radio and print ads.
internet advertising spending is now more than traditional tv ,radio, print,newspaper ad revenues.internet advertising in 2000 was less than 1% of all ad revenues now it's over 90% or more.
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