Globaldata Share Discussion Threads

[kenbachelor] 06/10/2006 09:18

Sorry Dr K, I don't understand your post. I'm very happy.

[dr knowledge] 06/10/2006 09:11

Ken - the market needs sellers as well as buyers! Still far too premature to worry about sellers holding sway (imho), don't forget that a lot will be waiting to see some decent upwards momentum maintained - then you will see more buyers (volume still pretty low to say the least at current levels). I'd chill a little.

[kenbachelor] 06/10/2006 08:41

My purchases at 137p are looking good now, but what about the people who waited and got them for about 125p?

[frontiercapital] 06/10/2006 08:25

Whole gaming sector recovering from O/S levels..

[dr knowledge] 05/10/2006 17:07

lol! Fall though grossly overdone (along with PTEC), what with declining US revenues currently at circa 30%. Whilst all eyes are on the bigger fish (SBT, 888, NLR), both these stocks well worth looking at for slow, sustained recovery.

[pugg1e] 05/10/2006 17:01

well look at that. someone's made a nice potential profit in just over a day!

[frontiercapital] 05/10/2006 08:25

Decent start to the day!

[pugg1e] 04/10/2006 17:18

my guess is the price was dropped in order to let some institution/directors get some shares on the cheap as may be proved by those big trades going through (although they were at 131p and the offer never reached that.)An RNS may clear things up.

[frontiercapital] 04/10/2006 08:05

which has already started!

[wizzbizz] 03/10/2006 21:43

Think l will buy in to these tomorrow morning made a nice little earner out of NLR today and see no reason for a bounce in this one

[pugg1e] 03/10/2006 18:16

DOH! Me and my big mouth! Still think this will recover so I will have to be patient.

[hosede] 03/10/2006 11:59

Odd that DATA have drifted down a bit today while NLR which admits to being totally screwed by this development have climbed back over 20%. Theres no accounting for investors!

[aerotus] 03/10/2006 10:49

What is happening to that takeout bid for DATA which happened a few weeks back?

[frontiercapital] 03/10/2006 08:25

There is absolutely no reason why DATA can not recover to the 200p + levels in my view.

[kenbachelor] 03/10/2006 08:19

Yes and although I bought when they first dropped at 137p, things are looking OK for a small profit.

[frontiercapital] 03/10/2006 08:06

Bought some more as well yesterday afternoon after the RNS....way under valued now are DATA!

[pugg1e] 02/10/2006 19:05

before ploughing my RTD profits into MPH (no ramp intended DYOR etc.) I thought I'd have a cheeky punt here. In at 130p and hopefully the 'reassuring' statement by the directors will make me a few extra pennies tomorrow (?)

[frontiercapital] 02/10/2006 16:44

Datacash says reducing dependence on US gaming

LONDON (AFX) - Datacash Group PLC said it is reducing its dependence on US
gaming with growth evident in non-US gaming activities over the last 12 months.
In response to the passing on Friday of anti-online gaming legislation
through the US Senate as an attachment to a major port security bill, Datacash
said it currently receives approximately 30 pct of its revenues from US
originated payments down from 45 pct in December 2005.
For the avoidance of doubt, the group said it does not and has not supported
sports book betting transactions originating in the US.
DataCash said it has a wide sector diversification in its business, for
example in retail, travel and telecommunications and this is expected to
continue to show good growth, and is already benefiting from the growing
requirement for integrated international payment processing and comprehensive
risk management services provided by the group.
It continued that it is impossible to quantify the impact of the Bill at
this stage, but the board also believes that the effect may even be to generate
new and enhanced opportunities to the group for its non-US payments processing
and risk management activities as gaming operators diversify into other
geographic and business areas.

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[davidhel] 02/10/2006 16:16

I'd settle for a marketmaker though, at least, the head of a marketmaker... on a pole would be nice... (not:-)

[farnesbarnes] 02/10/2006 16:13

As a 32 year old investor, I don't want a pacemaker either.

Boring is good, boring works...

[davidhel] 02/10/2006 16:00

BB - On the other hand GMC (for instance) is down by over a third and has already said that it has no US exposure.

I've no idea what Proc Cyber implies, I'll bet not many do, but there was enough evidence of aggressive growth *before* the RTO to suggest that the price being cut in half is way overdone. It's also not as if DATA was all, or only, about US gambling is it? Still we don't want a boring stock market now do we? ;-)

[dr knowledge] 02/10/2006 15:58

"It is impossible to quantify the impact of the Bill at this stage, but the
company also believes that the effect may be to generate new and enhanced
opportunities to the Group for its non-US payments processing and risk
management activities as gaming operators diversify into other geographic and
business areas."

At last! A fresh take on todays massacre!!!

[frontiercapital] 02/10/2006 15:58

Datacash Stmnt re Share Price Movement
RNS Number:8169J
Datacash Group PLC
02 October 2006


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
02 October 2006


DataCash Group PLC
US Congress passes Safe Port Act

The Board of DataCash Group has noted the share price reaction to the passing by
Congress of the Safe Port Act and makes the following comments:

The Group currently receives approximately 30% of its revenues from US
originated payments down from 45% in December 2005. For the avoidance of doubt,
the Group does not and has not supported sports book betting transactions
originating in the US. The Group strategy has been to reduce the dependence on
US gaming and further evidence of this trend can be shown by the growth rates of
the non-US gaming business as a percentage of DataCash's total growth pro rata
over the past 12 months, currently running at 74% compared to the US gaming
growth rate of approximately 26%.

DataCash Group has a wide sector diversification in its business, for example in
retail, travel and telecommunications and this is expected to continue to show
good growth, and is already benefiting from the growing requirement for
integrated international payment processing and comprehensive risk management
services provided by the DataCash Group.

It is impossible to quantify the impact of the Bill at this stage, but the
company also believes that the effect may be to generate new and enhanced
opportunities to the Group for its non-US payments processing and risk
management activities as gaming operators diversify into other geographic and
business areas.


END


For further information please contact

DataCash Group PLC

Paul Burton, Director [phone]
Andrew Dark, Director [phone]
Keith Butcher, Director [phone]


MJ2 Business Communications

Tim McCall / Stewart Harris [phone]





This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

[britishbear] 02/10/2006 13:07

You lot need to investigate Proc Cybe a little more. Remember that that was a reverse takeover. Proc Cyber now appears to have been a very expensive purchase given their large exposure to online gambling.

Do the research!