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Ferroglobe PLC GSM

Ferroglobe PLC is a producer of silicon metal and silicon-based alloys, variety of industrial and consumer products. The Company operates through four segments: United States of America, Canada, France, and Spain. It is involved in quartz mining activities in Spain, the United States, Canada; and South Africa, low-ash metallurgical coal mining activities in the United States, and interests in hydroelectric power in France. It sells its products to a diverse base of customers in a varied range of industries, such as aluminum, silicone compounds used in the chemical industry, ductile iron, automotive parts, renewable energy, photovoltaic (solar) cells, electronic semiconductors, and steel. Its solutions include silicon metal, manganese alloys, ferrosilicon, foundry products, calcium silicon, silica fume, electrodes, pulverized products, silicon for advanced technologies, and other. The Company's subsidiaries include Ferroglobe Finance Company PLC, and Ferroglobe Holding Company Ltd.


NDAQ:GSM - Post by User

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Comment by sizzler9on Feb 24, 2000 12:31am
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RE: GSM IS THE BEST!!!!

RE: GSM IS THE BEST!!!!As an infrequent poster, I have observed the recent dialogue re: web based voting. As a shareholder who has discussed the internet voting possiblities with GSM management (several years ago), I understand they do have the software available to conduct web-based voting - if anyone has industry knowledge to the contrary -please post.I agree GSM should seriously consider this technology if only to have ready product available for introduction in 5-10 years. The issue is not the technology - it's the politicians and legislation as well as logistics and security. How many jurisdictions in North America are currenting using levered machines or permit only paper ballot readers? A paper trail on the net? I think poster VoteByWeb has added some insight recently to this forum and he may be right about the election officials and the role of money and power. My question is how does the public sharpen the pencils? If some decision-makers enjoy this money and power arrangement, why would they jeopardize this and change to web voting ? The inevitability of web voting and the characterization of the election industry is logically inconsistent. Thanks for the website references, I noted one site was directing their efforts towards labor unions, trade associations, NFPs, etc. - but not government. There are lots of innovative products out there - how many really take off? I think "conundrum?" has got it right. Personally, I've got GSM with the past 9 months of $.16 EPS US and I think they are just starting to produce. As for the share price, my guess is we're at or near the bottom and volume is negligible. As a comparison, on Feb.7, CTO (TSE) traded 3,200 shares at the end of a long dormant period. On Feb.8 CTO traded 3.2 million shares doubling in price. The example and pattern is clear. Given the industry and size of GSM, the company doesn't need to win all or many of the largest contracts to do very well. IMHO, GSM is trading as a "value" stock, however I believe the steak and sizzle of a growth stock will become evident. sizzlin'
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