Previously writing on digital location and identity verification and fraud software group GB (GBG), in February with the shares down to 336p I concluded that the growth/valuation position meant I continued to avoid. The shares most recently closed at 281.6p, but are currently back up above 300p on the back of a “Pre-close trading update”, so what’s the situation now?

Previously writing on digital location, identity verification and fraud software group GB (GBG), last year with the shares falling towards 400p I questioned its stated excitement about sustainable growth opportunities and its ability to capitalise on them. The shares last closed at 344.2p and what of they currently further lower on the back of a “trading update”?

Previously writing on digital location, identity verification and fraud software group GB (GBG), in February last year with the shares at circa 860p I noted forecasts for an earnings per share decline and only just above that of then in the year after that are not, I suggest, what the valuation demands, avoid / sell. With the shares having last closed at 489.4p, what of now-announced results for the group’s year ended 31st March 2022?...

Identity data intelligence group GB (GBG) has made a trading update commencing that “trading has been stronger than anticipated”. With the shares currently up 4% in response, they potentially interesting?…

A half-year trading statement from identity technology group GB (GBG) emphasises “trading performance is in line with expectations, with underlying organic revenue growth of 11%” and “our pipeline is looking strong… we remain confident in meeting full-year consensus revenue and profit expectations”. The shares have though responded currently more than 5% lower towards 480p. Hmmm…

From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following shows the shorted AIM shares with positions from 2016 and thus far in 2017 (by net short position %) - and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since last week...

Having previously concluded on identity data intelligence technology group GB (GBG) in 2014 that, although the growth potential looked to justify a relatively high valuation and the shares were down from in excess of 160p, they’d need to trail significantly further before I’d consider the risk/reward of the prevailing valuation favourable, the shares reached almost 350p last month. However, the following updates with they currently sub 250p…

If you want me to analyse a stock for you just drop me a line at sqmir@hotmail.com - Today I look at shares in Ashley House (ASH), Corero Network Security (CNS) and GB Group (GBG) setting share price targets for all three.

I am basing this question on figures given in the TXO (TXO) annual report. for 2014 - just released. I accept that those numbers may not be reliable as we have already noted that this board cannot always add up but on this occasion I give TXO the benefit of the doubt and thus ask when it is tits up time?