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PAYS Paysafe Gp

590.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Paysafe Gp LSE:PAYS London Ordinary Share GB0034264548 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 590.00 589.00 590.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/3/2017
16:08
It is nice to see this rising after all this 1p/2p a day malarky.
sheep_herder
10/3/2017
16:06
Quite possibly a deal leaking too- all those new non execs and key appointments smack of preconditions iis would stipulate to support a big deal
eh9
10/3/2017
16:03
ello ello.....pulling away nicely! Any rumours around?
nurdin
10/3/2017
16:03
boom...retro rockets at the close - news in the pipeline I wonder
wolfhound1
10/3/2017
14:41
..and remember black swan events hit traders as well as LTHs, sometimes catastrophically if margin involved
steptoes yard
10/3/2017
14:40
The only thing to add there Ralph is to cut the dead branches on your trees as and when required. I think a strict 20% cut losses policy will save a lorra probs. One can always go back into that company if the story changes as the LTH policy remains in place. You can still have 10 or so companies, they might just change occasionally
steptoes yard
10/3/2017
14:36
RalphmalphYou are spot like a guru tontje industry fair play I totally agree too
2bluelynn
10/3/2017
12:41
Bang on Ralph. And I wondered if I was alone on these threads.
scanjet17
10/3/2017
12:24
@lear - A trader worries about the entry price because their strategy is dominated by short term moves and they sit at the screen all day with the worry of being wiped out.

An investor is pretty confident that over a decent period of time the share price will be a lot higher (bearing in mind black swan events).

If you have a portfolio of 10 shares all you need is 1 to go bust 8 to stay the same price and the last to be a multi-bagger.

Do you think those of us in PAYS long term care whether we bought at 70P or 100p?

You buy when there is blood on the streets i.e 6 months to 12 months after a recession has started and then hold for the economic cycle and sell before the next recession starts.

Even though the GFC was a once in a lifetime oppourtunity to buy great companies super cheap go and look at the prices of Whitbread, BT, in 2009 and the price now.

ralphmalph
10/3/2017
11:49
Added more today, it feels like PAYS are well on the right direction as far as price goes :-]
value king
10/3/2017
11:44
My bet is they announce a deal before the end of the month. I just cannot see Joel publishing the annual report with his pay rise without having brought in the deal...
eh9
10/3/2017
11:18
£4.30 seems to be a key pivot point and if PAYS can hold above it at the end of today, it is a very bullish chart. I topped up on the spike above £4.30 yesterday and its good to see it rally again today.

I think the Market Cap is too big to be moved by private investors who have read NT so hopefully this increase is being driven by institutions accumulating.

maffs1
10/3/2017
11:13
Unless there is delayed reporting, a decent move on low-ish volume - just need a decent insti buy now...
lomax99
10/3/2017
11:04
That's it - deciding which way I want to go.Instinctively feel more of a mid to longer term holder, not least as work doesn't permit me to follow things as frequently as others.I'm not so good at timing the entry, but feel I can tease out a reasonable buy on fundamentals. Weighting to place on value vs quality had been a challenge historically; these days I'm placing much greater emphasis on the latter - and trying to better pick my entry points. Has definitely improved things for me
le4r
10/3/2017
10:50
Looking good
wolfhound1
10/3/2017
10:36
@lear you need to decide whether you are an investor or a trader. Are you Buffett or Burns.
ralphmalph
10/3/2017
10:19
Oh dear... poor guy!On the subject of checklists, I have been thinking I should be a bit more regimented in my approach. At the moment I'm looking at fundamentals, but not the same ones consistently each time - which opens me up I guess to confirmation bias... picking the best ones that suit a buy recommendation when I feel drawn to a share. While we wait the M&A announcement ;), anyone here care to share their approach / checklist??
le4r
10/3/2017
09:42
LE4R Thanks, I have read a few of his books. Trade Like a Shark etc
malcolmmm
10/3/2017
09:40
Malcomm, I did it a few years ago. While I think it's pitched pretty well for a beginner, suspect for someone like you it'll be wasted. If you're unsure, pick up a copy of his book, skim that - if it's old hat, you'll not get much more from the day, other than a face to face meet and some choc bars (no toast)!
le4r
10/3/2017
09:00
NT is no doubt very good at dealing in shares etc but he's always been smug , just getting worse now. Look back at some of his post and not only does he tell you where he's going on hols etc he also tells you what it costs!!!
Still, as long as he remains positive on pays I don't mind.

oohrogerpalmer
10/3/2017
08:53
I was thinking of going on a NT course in April. Nice start today
malcolmmm
10/3/2017
08:48
430 will soon be a thing of the past. Upwards and onwards!
ch1rp
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