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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Earthport Plc	LSE:EPO	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B0DFPF10	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.125p	+0.57%	21.875p	21.75p	22.00p	-	-	-	21,211	16:35:26

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Software & Computer Services	22.8	-7.2	-1.7	-	106.79

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29/3/2017	13:20	UKREG	Earthport PLC Issue of Equity
21/3/2017	09:41	ALNC	Earthport Loss Narrows As Transaction, Volume Growth Boost Revenue
21/3/2017	07:01	UKREG	Earthport PLC Unaudited Interim Results
20/3/2017	16:42	UKREG	Earthport PLC Holding(s) in Company
14/3/2017	07:01	UKREG	Earthport PLC Posting of Notice of GM
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24/6/2017 09:20	Earthport Daily Update: Earthport Plc is listed in the Software & Computer Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker EPO. The last closing price for Earthport was 21.75p. Earthport Plc has a 4 week average price of 20.25p and a 12 week average price of 20.25p. The 1 year high share price is 30p while the 1 year low share price is currently 11p. There are currently 488,190,409 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 83,303 shares. The market capitalisation of Earthport Plc is £106,791,651.97. Read Full Thread Reply
03/4/2017 22:51	isaready: Wig, this is the same person way back in 2013 who was slagging off this company. She thought honestly EPO would have died by now. Through bitterness, slagging continues and though their revenue has gone from 2 million to 22 million, she still moans like its the end of the month every day. Poor thing. On one hand she was a serial bull, ignoring facts as below and talking to herself and now, a serial bear, again, ignoring facts and talking to herself. SilkStag - 12 Oct 2012 - 13:22:52 - 8624 of 12757 EPO with Charts & News - EPO EPO forecast revenye £3-3.5m for 30-6-12. SilkStag posted it would hit low-end £3m. SilkStag was right, EPO hit £3m. EPO forecast revenue about £7.5-14m for 30-6-13. Silkstag posted it will hit low-end £7.5m. These are all facts. If SilkStag is right again, about £7.5m in 30-6-13, then EPO share price will be substantially above current level. Predict x2-3 return. Opinion. If EPO decides to close funding in Oct/Nov, predict share price will rise post funding round. Opinion. EPO has made substantial commercial progerss so would have no difficulty securing further funding, if desired now or by Spring 2013 when it is needed. Opinion. ps BP, have you steam-cleaned your head yet? Dont forget to wash behind and inside your ears. We know what they have been pushed through and rubbing up against. Yuck. Dirty BP! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/1/2017 13:14	isaready: Hey Veritas, I remember you from last time. It seems you have made 3 posts in total. I can see last time you asked if we were directors of earthport. Oddly, you never responded to the question put to you. Why don't you and Silkstag go and have a beer and whatever else. Maybe you are silkstag, maybe you were an ex-employee or investor like SilkStag. It's clear you wish this company to suffer, come on old chappie, get a life, there's more to it than hatred. veritas vincit - 11 Jan 2017 - 12:00:35 - 12598 of 12599 EPO with Charts & News - EPO So, which one of the five people you've named is you? And which one of the five you've named is isaready? veritas vincit - 21 Jul 2016 - 09:33:06 - 12320 of 12599 EPO with Charts & News - EPO "Per say" Doesn't that just prove how stupid these board members of EPO really are?. Yes, you've heard the phrase, but, you're so thick you don't have a clue how to write it down. Sending each other messages on here and defending their fellow director's posts. What a bunch of babies. You losers! Silk Stag, I note they never refute any of the salient points you make regarding the share price? You didn't drive the share price down to 13p Silk Stag. The board of directors at EPO have. However, the most worrying thing is, they think they're doing a good job. veritas vincit - 03 May 2016 - 11:28:49 - 12223 of 12599 EPO with Charts & News - EPO Silkstag, you make some very interesting points. I believe there is substance in what you say! I have a question for isaready, homerdude and chadders.... Are all of you, or, any one of you, current directors of Earthport? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/4/2016 11:45	silkstag: Arf, you raise a savvy point. If a driver leaves keys in the ignition while popping into a shop, the insurer will refuse to payout for theft. If EPO breached agreed procedures then its insurers will refuse to payout (even if it is covered which is not clear as it may depend on proving who committed the alleged crime). EPO share price pumping around its 9 September 2015 porkies day fell back quite fast as once institutions stop supporting then vapour will not maintain fake gains. A lot of the buys will have been traders betting on the porkies pump, who of course will dump when it changes direction. There is no upside for investors in these vapour pumps, jut high risk trading. EPO missed its September 2014 fundraising forecast profit (and approx year end cash balances) for fy15 by -£9.2m and is on track to miss fy16 by -£25.6m. Total miss -£34.8m. It also missed funding forecasts in previous years by absurd amounts. And they failed to downgrade when they knew they were falling far short, in breach of AiM rules. Thus this management team has a proven track record of serial fraudulent misrepresentation and misleading the market on expectations, especially when fundraising. EPO will raise funds before signing the accounts in autumn, so any reader who says they can safely rely on management forecasts today is crooked or stupid or both. Like the previous investors who did rely in the past e.g. Sept 14, you will lose a high percentage of your cash. What is rough, is that high loss percentage is already dead the second you invest. The serial downgrades are certain as is the price crash that goes with them. EPO porkies pump day in March 2015 said they had already passed breakeven. Then came the downgrades and a -£9.2m fy15 loss. They are lying about breakeven now, as they have done before. Disaster funding rounds @4p, massive dilution and 1 for 7 share consolidation are on the way. Management and board changes overdue. Management death spiral. MAYBE LAST SELL OPPORTUNITY AT GROSSLY INFLATED SHARE PRICE. LARGE LOSS PERECENTAGE ALREADY HIDDEN IN SHARE PRICE SO INEVITABLE. all imho Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/4/2016 10:28	silkstag: SS posted that the -£0.5m FY16 loss expectation was a sinking Earthtanic management lie. SS posted that the -£6.5m FY16 downgrade was still a management lie and that H1 FY16 would be -£5.5m alone; so full year loss -£10m or worse. SS posted in 2014, 15 and 16 that management serially breached AIM rules by failing to correct knowingly falsely inflated market expectations. SS posted that Earthtanic was a MANDATORY SELL at 45p or anywhere near and passengers should bail into lifeboats before it sinks back to 2010 10p turnaround price. SS posted expect FY16 loss at -£18m. SS posted expect PG to resign having been serially deceived by Earthtanic management. The truth: EPO downgraded FY15 from £0.5m profit to -£2.2m loss to -£4.2m loss to -£8.7m loss. EPO downgraded FY16 from -£0.5m loss to -£6.5m loss to -£11.5m loss to abandoned expectation on 21 March. EPO reported H1 FY16 loss before tax at -£5.6m and operating loss -£6.7m. In about six months EPO share price sank from 45p to 16.5p with heavy seller overhang remaining and still no FY16 forecast or target price issued by PG 2 weeks later. The honest conclusion: It seems that this SS 'oracle' keeps anticipating the truth. SS is filling the integrity void left by crooked Earthtanic management. SS has serially corrected for the benefit of this BB the falsely inflated market expectations set and left by crooked EPO management in breach of AIM rules. Only a crook or moron would be cross with SS for these gifts of analysis insight and integrity. DYOR especially if you are an ungrateful git or crook. All im(not very as have been bang on)ho. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/10/2015 08:31	tigerbalmer: SilkStag, Forgive me, on the 11th June 2014 at 11:53am you were saying the same stuff, what's that, nearly 18 months ago. You said "How long befopre 80% downward value correction to 8p?" Looks like its been a long time to answer your question. What do you think. You could be here another 18 months saying the same thing. As Rob said, give up and have a beer. 11/7/2014 11:53 silkstag: EPO share price graph for calendar 2009 bears uncanny resemblance to price graph for calendar 2014. 2009 graph then crashed down 80% from 50p to 10p. I am sceptical about chartism but we hae similar fundamental drivers. There were only about 80m issued shares then, now 400m, so the market cap at 40p is 5x higher...which looks absurd given how little progress in reported core revenue. How long befopre 80% downward value correction to 8p? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/9/2015 09:10	cleverclog: SilkStag, 15 months ago (June 2014) you stated the following: You were wrong on all the 7 points, would you care to correct yourself and demonstrate you lack of credibility. Wrong 7 times, yet you sit here today, 15 months on and say the same stuff. Why were you so wrong 15 months ago??? 1-EPO 9 million revenue - You were wrong 2-Baydonhill Revenue You were wrong 3-slow growth in core turnover You were wrong 4-valuation IMHO the market has been duped intio thinking EPO is doubling turnover this and next year. But what is really happening is that the valuable core turnover is gowing much slower, and adding £3.4m worthless BH turnover is hiding that slow growth. You were wrong 5-The full year numbers will be dire. Given past bad behaviour in interims, EPO management will likely: 2a) boast that it has 'more than doubled turnover in a record breakthrough year' from £4.1m (30-6-13) to (Panmure) £5.6m + £3.4m = £9m. I expect a bit less, c£5.3m + £3.3m = £8.6m. You were wrong 6-I expect this price support to fail over the summmer, as sellers and insiders learning about the huge cash losses and dire numbers, put more sales pressure on the share price and it slides through the Henderson net. I also expect a bear market over the summer so some shorters may also attack EPO. I think EPO is worth about 18p.You were wrong 7-Management have harmed their credibility. You were wrong 10/6/2014 12:01 silkstag: 123 Prezzie, thank you. I was pondering filtering TM to ignore his often vulgar serial posting. Lets talk about matters that matter! 1) Actual and forecats turnover and cash loss: 6m to 31-12-12 £1.83m. Cash loss -£4.1m 6m to 30-06-13 £2.31m. Cash loss -£3.15m 6m to 31-12-13 £2.5m + 0.8m* BH = £3.3m reported. Cash loss -£3.5m * EPO included c£0.8m for 2 months of Baydonhill FX admin processing, which was valued at 1x turnover as low margin (0.48% commission), no growth and about breakeven, so commercially irrelevant. Panmure original forecast turnover for 12m to 30-6-14 was £6m EPO core + £3m for 7 months of BH = £9m. When EPO included an extra month of BH (revenue and cost under an accounting technicality), but reported core numbers below expectations in the interims, Panmure effectively downgraded their forecast to £5.6m EPO core + £3.4m BH = £9m. The total turnover stayed the same but that was only as it included an extra month of BH. Panmure did not increase their forecast loss by that £0.4m of extra BH costs - which imho was just a careless error. So the core business only grew 9% to £2.5m in the interims; and PG only expect £3.1m (up 25%) in the second half. 2) Slow growth negative impact on market, losses and valuation IMHO the market has been duped intio thinking EPO is doubling turnover this and next year. But what is really happening is that the valuable core turnover is gowing much slower, and adding £3.4m worthless BH turnover is hiding that slow growth. What is equally serious, is that slow growth in core turnover has only been achieved by hiring heaps of new sales people so overheads have gone up. They have gone up more tha the extra turnover in the core business. So EPO's cash-based loss (i.e. ignoring any non-cash accounting stunts and burdens) will be worse this year. EPO's cash-based loss has not got worse since y/e 30-6-12. So this y/e 30-6-14 will be a two-year backward step away from breakeven. With slow core growth and increasing losses taking EPO further from breakeven, its valuation must logically fall significantly. IMHO only by management failing to disclose the BH part of the numbers, and trunmpeting fake growth at fake levels, has caused the price to rise so far. The interim numbers were dire. The full year numbers will be dire. Given past bad behaviour in interims, EPO management will likely: 2a) boast that it has 'more than doubled turnover in a record breakthrough year' from £4.1m (30-6-13) to (Panmure) £5.6m + £3.4m = £9m. I expect a bit less, c£5.3m + £3.3m = £8.6m. But that is not the issue. The core business growing only 30% [4.1 to 5.3] is the problem. The market valuation requires core turnover to grown x3 then x3 (ie two years in a row) to make sense. 2b) gloss over and try to ignore that the cash-based loss has increased to c£7.5m, having been previously expected to fall to c£4m as EPO allegedly got closer to breakeven. 3) Funding and Henderson market support EPO will likely raise yet another £8m to fund its increasing losses. This will happen before the accounst can be signed so either this month or September seem likely. Meanwhile, Henderson sold several million shares in the 45-49p range and are buying them back at around 40p to try to provide share price support. Their average investment price on c40m shares is about 15p so this fiddling about at 40p is nothing to do with them liking the share at 40p, it is just about keeping the price up to help the funding round and support their position. I expect this price support to fail over the summmer, as sellers and insiders learning about the huge cash losses and dire numbers, put more sales pressure on the share price and it slides through the Henderson net. I also expect a bear market over the summer so some shorters may also attack EPO. I think EPO is worth about 18p, when you unravel the facts from management spin and deceit. I agree that EPO has future growth prospects and believe management would have better served the company by being honest, balanced and transparent - as was their legal duty - and allowed the share price to move more steadily and sensibly. Management have harmed their credibility. Given EPO's horror history, all manner of stock market deceit in 2009 with nearly all the responsible parties being sacked in 2010, Uberoi scored a vile own-goal in the interims, and will likely do the same in the full year commentary and numbers (unless the auditors do their job properly and take a firm stand). All imho and DYOR Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/9/2015 16:24	neverneverland: SilkStag, On the 21st July 2014 you said the following: What's it's like being so wrong 15 months after on EPO? What's it like saying the same thing day in day out and also saying the below 6 months before from Jan 2014. That's nearly 24 months of being wrong. In the meantime they have grown the busines, the revenue and are not in a great position to target growth and opportunities, something you chose to ignore. When you invested at 11p, they have no such clients, no such shareholders, no such oportunities, no such revenue. Their revenue at11p was 1-2million a year. Now its 17-20million with a change of it moving to 30+ million. All you can do is complain, but really you have ignored everything, since you decided to sell at 39,43p was it? Are you not embarrassed? 21/7/2014 15:27 silkstag: culford, I repeat that Monitise is clearly a relevant valuation benchmark (as you and I have posted before). It is currently valued on a turnover multiple of about 9x reported turnover (down from x13). EPO is valued at about 22x core turnover. So yes, EPO share price should crash down to core x9 + BH x1 i.e. about 15p to be on same valuation metric as Monitise. Your comparison to Monitise is a valid and thunderous own-goal. EPO stinks of being desperate to raise a heap of cash before the lousy next 6m results blow their credibility imho. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/7/2014 15:27	silkstag: culford, I repeat that Monitise is clearly a relevant valuation benchmark (as you and I have posted before). It is currently valued on a turnover multiple of about 9x reported turnover (down from x13). EPO is valued at about 22x core turnover. So yes, EPO share price should crash down to core x9 + BH x1 i.e. about 15p to be on same valuation metric as Monitise. Your comparison to Monitise is a valid and thunderous own-goal. EPO stinks of being desperate to raise a heap of cash before the lousy next 6m results blow their credibility imho. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/7/2014 09:33	silkstag: Folks, "upon maturity, the loan can be converted into equity of Haystack Investments II". It says 'can'. That means it is a covertible loan, which makes sense. The finacier needs EPO share price to stay above 15.6p in order to have its £2.25m loan covered by the asset of 14.4m EPO shares. The financier will only elect to convert if the share price goes above 43.3p i.e. the conversion tipping point is set at current market price [14.4m x £0.433 x 40% = £2.25m]. That also makes sense. Mr Uberoi has basically borrowed the exercise price (plus tax payable on exercise) and secured that borrowing only on the resultant EPO shares. The borrower has a conversion right to give it a share of the potential upside, and is secured so long as the EPO share price stays above 15.6p. It probably also gets interest on the convertible loan. This deal is economically in one way similar to HU selling 40% of his warrant shares to pay for the exercise cost, and keeping the other 60%. But it is worse as HU has the down-side risk of price falling and lender taking back the cash and interest at maturity. One would only do this if one could not sell the 40% at anywhere near 43p, if you could, it would be plainly better to have done so. There may be some other tax problem. But 'HU has tried to sell 40% to keep 60%, but could not sell them, so fudged it' is I think a fair summary of this deal. EPO's share price falling below 15.6p is the lender's loss point. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/6/2014 10:31	tradermania: To show how one sided SS is. I even complained about the numbers and progress, yet he decided to tell me I was wrong to be realistic. Now he is totally the opposite, yet I believe we are making progress, SilkStag - 29 Nov 2013 - 12:31:44 - 9740 of 10402 BP, EPO bought Baydonhill very cheaply [c£3.4m cash; plus from £1m to c£3m in earnout shares and £0-1.4m in earnout cash paid for out of target positive cashflow - or not issued or paid if not met] and if being part of the well-backed larger EPO group helps ramp BH revenue then that benefit will flow to EPO shareholders, aa does the benefit of having bought cheaply even if BH just grows slowly. My simple point is that BH is part of the group, I expect it to contribute significantly to valuation uplift, so it should be included. But to help you set a combined revenue expectation, Charles Stanley 22-11-13 note says "Our [revenue] estimates for the full year now include seven months contribution for the newly acquired Baydonhill acquisition, which amounts to £2.7m for 2014 and £4.6m for 2015". CS say "we are not yet including any potential revenue synergies until we get greater clarity of its potential contribution" so I think those numbers are a fair base-point. One can always work out the EPO-BH split from publsihed accounts (and house broker notes) but many shorters and small shareholders dont receive such things, and interim numbers or trading updates may not give full splits, so if we are betting again, it is sfare to pick the combined number so there are no argumnets about who won the bet. Since I have been bang-on in range with my revenue forecasts for both 2012 and 2013, you will understand I want clarity. As explained above, ramping group revenue is great for shareholders. Shorters, tough luck, in addition to core revenue growth, BH will kick-up the group valuation as EPO bought it on such low valuation metrics! SilkStag - 10 Dec 2013 - 10:47:21 - 9756 of 10402 Jaknife, you allege 'management is useless' and its 'terribly run'. Please explain how you have made fair comment (not just lazy lies) given the following positive facts and house broker views upon those positive facts: 1) "the business model appears to be at a positive turning point" 2) "Bank of America, Yandex.Money, HyperWALLET are now live and Viamericas, America Express and BB&T are in implementation phase....several other key customer are currently in pilot stage" 3) "Earthport is building a world-class customer base...Clients such as Bank of America N.A., Western Union, Yandex.money, American Express, and partners such as Fiserv provide us confidence that the company's service is disruptive to existing payments methods". 4) "We have yet to see a growing company in the sector that has been able to announce the same amount and quality of new clients and therefore believe that Earthport is redefining how low-value, high volume payments will be made going forward." Your allegations, that the company is 'terribly run' and management team led by Hank Uberoi since spring 2010 is 'useless', look like lazy lies to me. If you disagree, please comment on items 1-4. 5) Further, as noted before, EPO share price surged up 50% to a new level from Dec 2012 to Feb 2013, as they announced major strategic progress with Fortune 500 banks. I agree woth TM that we do not know when the next wave of such strategic progress will be announced, but I expect a similar price surge upward when it does. 6) Irrational to be short on EPO imho. The AGM is Friday 13 December and I note that last year this coincided with the base camp of the price surge, in the wake of announcing Bank of America. Items 5-6 are mainly factual then opinions running from them. Feel free to comment but I assume you will just purport to disagree with my views, which is fine. SilkStag - 06 Nov 2013 - 15:54:19 - 9653 of 10402 Year to 30-6-12 EPO reported revenue at £3m and loss before tax of £9.6m. Year to 30-6-13: SS expects c£4.2m revenue. BP expects £3.8m revenue. SS expects loss to go down a bit. BP expects loss to rise due to costs rising (more than the extra gross profit from increased revenue). SilkStag - 24 May 2013 - 14:27:45 - 9412 of 10402 With the global banking network, software, Fortune 500 client base and £7m cash at bank EPO is in good shape. It also has 5p per share tax asset which is of use to a trade buyer as it shelters future profits). x3-5 is achievable in 3 years, but it could be taken out sooner. A lot of the hard work is already done so that is a good return profile. SilkStag - 25 Mar 2013 - 14:28:04 - 9247 of 10402 TM, financial services software-based solutions always go like this. Here made harder by dire reputation under previous management (Bergman fired as CEO January 2010). Uberoi has overcome that and has momentum. Look at the facts: 10 December 2012 announced Bank of America (Fortune 500 bank) 14 December 2012 AGM gives Uberoi authority to issue stake to strategic investor who brings millions in revenue 17 January 2013 announced BB&T (Fortune 500 bank) 27 February 2013 Uberoi said he was in dialogue with 6 of top 10 US banks 6 March 2013 announced American Express. Amazing strategic progress. Why are you whinging? Any partner bringing revenue will help ramp revenue from all clients. Any one of the above plus Western Union, Fiserv, Yandex, IBM could 'turn the dial' and rocket EPO revenue. Normal for financial institutions to take things slow until they can see everyone is happy. Also, an industry leader might buy EPO for its STP software, multi-national banking network and now top client base. Be patient, EPO has gone great COMMERCIALLY over past few months WHICH IS BEING REFLECETD SLOWLY IN SHARE PRICE. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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