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Tiidal Gaming Group Corp V.GTA


Primary Symbol: GTARF

Consumer Cyclical
GTA Financecorp Inc was engaged in the mining business. Currently, the company is in the business of acquiring businesses or assets.


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Comment by golfer555on Feb 17, 2012 1:19pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: GTA

RE: RE: RE: RE: GTA

so if PP is in the range of say 0.60 to 0.90 what would happen to the SP? Would that make some investors start selling to bring the stock down to that PP price or would it boost it higher now that the co has more cash? I'm just trying to understand how the PP price (if that's the news) will affect the market perception? Any thoughts?

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