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Global Education Communities Corp T.GEC

Alternate Symbol(s):  GECSF

Global Education Communities Corp. is a Canada-based education and student housing investment company. The Company is focused on the domestic and global education market. The Company operates business and language colleges, student-centric rental apartments, recruitment centers and corporate offices at 41 locations in Canada and abroad. Its education subsidiaries include Sprott Shaw College Corp., Sprott Shaw Language College, Vancouver International College Career Campus, and CIBT School of Business & Technology Corp. It offers over 150 educational programs in healthcare, business management, e-commerce, cyber-security, hotel management, emergency paramedic, and language training through these schools. It owns Global Education City Holdings Inc., an investment holding, and development company focused on education-related real estate. It also owns Global Education Alliance Inc. and Irix Design Group Inc. It serviced over 14,277 domestic and international students.


TSX:GEC - Post by User

Comment by must_be_patienton May 23, 2016 1:57pm
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Post# 24897695

RE:RE:RE:RE:BREAKOUT

RE:RE:RE:RE:BREAKOUTI think CIBT is very tightly held. It's actually a problem for the stock at the moment because nobody can accumulate a position. If some new investor wanted to buy $250K worth of CIBT shares, what do you think they would have to raise the bid up to?

Some day that tight share structure should be a blessing. Picture CIBT as a momo stock with a tiny float as cash flows from the properties start to ramp. Momo investors will happily pay 2X NAV if shares are in short supply.
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