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Sorry Hector31 I would have assumed before investing that one would look at what monies have been recently raised before one invested in any company.
It is one of the golden rules when investing in the sharemarket.
If a particular stock has had a substantial rise over a few weeks as GCN obviously did before investing at the higher levels check to see what placements were done and at what price.
It is sure fire way to lose money if the stock does comes under pressure. Not saying this will happen to GCN.
Ask me in two weeks and I will answer that for you.
By the way I don't agree that 99% of people on this forum are mug punters.
If you did not do any research on the company before buying shares then perhaps you are.
I have stated many times that buying shares is not a game and one must due the necessary due diligence before investing in any stock.
Some have scoffed at these warnings but when you can get sued for giving misleading advice it becomes a serious matter.
For the record I never had any issues but I know of plenty that did.