Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 19:01

apf - I know he is a pain in the neck, but please don't rise to the bait - you are just giving him more oxygen. I really don't want to start moderating your posts.:-)

[pwhite73] 02/1/2018 19:00

Of course there are no various multiple aliases we're no longer 20 year olds like when it all started years ago. Its just a slur against anybody who doesn't tow the 'positive only line'.

[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 18:57

As moormoney has suggested earlier on this thread I will moderate any posters who respond to PWhite's incessant baiting. Far too much game playing going on here with various multiple aliases - go and play on the unmoderated BLU thread.

[pwhite73] 02/1/2018 18:56

apfindley

I didn't say they couldn't list. What I said was that they were unlikely to list in London given the nature of what they do and that the UK will be leaving the jurisdiction of the EU Bloc shortly. See my post above regarding EU blockchain regulations.

[apfindley] 02/1/2018 18:52

4204What absolute uneducated tosh you write.Saying satoshipay can't list because of cryptocurrencies not being allowed a listing, is like saying, visa, PayPal, paysafe, etc, can't list. Do you have the intelligence to even understand that they have a legitimate business and cryptos are just the nano-level means of settlement for pieces of content. They would accept payment equivalent in bottle tops if it was viable.

[pwhite73] 02/1/2018 18:50

cyberbub - "I see no reason that suddenly international money transfers (and specifically nanopyaments) will face regulatory barriers or costs."



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[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 18:47

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[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 16:43

RNS out on the Nektan thread - DTL have increased their shareholding.

[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 16:37

grahamwales, please stick to playing your games on the LSE forum - alternatively there's an unmoderated BLU thread.

[grahamwales] 02/1/2018 16:36

this f ing site is usless. Bye

[pwhite73] 02/1/2018 16:33

Yes remsoc

[cyberbub] 02/1/2018 16:18

What government tariffs do Western Union, Barclays or Paypal face at the moment?There's no difference in law apart from the size of the transfer, 1 cent instead of 10,000 cents.I find it very hard to believe that governments will suddenly start to choke off international money transfers. They are a benefit to economies and international trade.To suddenly radically change the direction of travel of the last 70 years and choke off or significantly tax international payments just because they're... international payments... would affect the entire worldwide commercial market.This is completely separate from the 'commission' and 'exchange rate' costs of international transfers, which have always existed.I see no reason that suddenly international money transfers (and specifically nanopyaments) will face regulatory barriers or costs.

[pwhite73] 02/1/2018 16:06

remsocThe US, China, South Korea and a host of other countries are already taking steps to bring bitcoin and the whole crypto/digital currency world under some kind of regulatory control.The EU bloc WILL shortly act likewise. From March 2019 the UK will no longer abide by or be subject to EU regulations.You can't list a company like STP who's very business is the transferring of money across national borders outside of the EU bloc at a time like this. What tariffs and taxes are these micro payments going to face. Even the banks and big currency traders in the city have warned the Prime Minister they will leave if they're subject to uncompetitive tariffs outside of the EU.A UK listing for STP is a non-starter at the moment.

[pwhite73] 02/1/2018 15:16

That's what MM do if there is a pending placing. Loads of buys go through and sweet FA happens to price. Then a stream of sells are put through and the price drops. But they have to be careful for they need to encourage PI buyers. They halt the sales and allow the cheap buys to recover the price. Then the process starts again each time resulting in lower lows. A good RNS can halt this but only at the right time.

[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 14:14

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[doodlebug4] 02/1/2018 14:11

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Is 2018 the year of the biometric?
Great @FindBiometrics article on what the next 12 months have in store.

[hootza616] 02/1/2018 14:10

Happy New Year Doodle!
Dissapointing to see earlier profits slowly drip away.
XLM doing very well though - up 1000% since I transfered all my IOTA to Lumens after the Satoshipay announcement.
XLM hit $10b MC today for the first time and sitting 8th one behind IOTA.
Hoping for some news to see the next leg up here but am holding for the long term.