Neo Energy Metals Share Discussion Threads

[25cent] 15/6/2009 22:56

restassured - 15 Jun'09 - 19:25 - 615 of 617



Another decent rise in a terrible overall market.

Indeed Rest, and long may it last, the thing that is very encouraging is that obviously the rise is nothing to do with the underlying trading as we all know that that is horrendous, so although the volume is small i can only think that Desmond may be ready to end the misery to himself and by default to the rest of us.

The continued endless dumping has ended in a flash all of a suden and the MM's are marking this up on no volume, they don't give away free cash so it looks like the end may be getting near.

Tiger, Mellon also knows Neo's trading figures at the time they normally release them but for some unexplained reason this time held them back 12 weeks to the rest of us.
You see around the time they should have been released (the figures) he sold all his NEO holding at a loss that he had only just bought, what a coincidence hey?

BTW i always thought that snowman was your name on advfn and Castleford Tiger
on iii???
sub 40p average? you have been long on NEO or should i say Neteller on iii as long as i can recall, years?

Polythene you old super slooth you LOL ;-)

[castleford tiger] 15/6/2009 21:28

Snowman stop giving me titles i can ill afford !!

I am still very much into this with a sub 40p average.
All may not be well at the company but thats when things happen.
BTW i think CFG and BILL will merge/ join forces. Who will take who i am not sure but Mellon knows that BILL is a steal.

tiger

[restassured] 15/6/2009 19:25

Another decent rise in a terrible overall market.

[polythene] 15/6/2009 19:01

And the most wonderful thing....he's the only one!

[davidlloyd] 15/6/2009 17:20

One 'G' short of a bouncing beast.

[snowman10] 14/6/2009 11:51

25 do you continue to hold?

I do and remain sure the guru Tiger will come good on this as well as CFG and BILL

Snow

[25cent] 12/6/2009 14:24

That was fun while it lasted! marked back down straight away.
Restassured what's the chance on a red finish after being up 14% at lunch time ?

[25cent] 12/6/2009 11:35

;-) lol

Hardly any volume but the MM have marked it up, maybe they have got wind of something, maybe Desmond is about to end the pain for the shareholders?

[dalekdale] 12/6/2009 11:32

Further fortunes??
Did i miss something? this has gone from £8 to 40p who the hell has made a fortune on this then?
LOL

[restassured] 12/6/2009 11:23

Sorry old chap but if you could afford to get Firstcall you would be able to read up to date broker reports.
The one I am reading is dated june 5th and is a BUY recommendation .



Keep your chips on your shoulder and let the rest of us make further fortunes.

[restassured] 12/6/2009 08:29

Well it is the largest private internet payment processor in the world for starters.
They are winning new customers daily.
They have reinvested millions of dollars back into the company and will soon launch the Newteller platform.

They are profitable debt free and growing in the double digits.

New Buy note out!

P/e drops below 5 for 2010

[25cent] 11/6/2009 09:46

What exactly are we all missing then?
Your statement above is rather broad sweeping, can you enlighten us as to just where you see this massive potential as it seems the rest of the world has not spotted it yet!

I dont fancy this contract is going to make you rich Rest!
The website is not even in the top 1.4 million sites in the USA?


Edit close, i notice the seller made up his own judgement on the value of that contract by continuing to dump another 300k at 45p this afternoon.

[restassured] 11/6/2009 09:29

The market will soon wake up to the massive potential of this co.

[restassured] 11/6/2009 09:28

Contract Wins (Neovia)





TIDMNEO

RNS Number : 7333T
Neovia Financial PLC
11 June 2009

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NEOVIA Financial's Payment Suite Chosen by Travel and Leisure Companies


Secure, Compliant Payments Made Easy by Phone and Online


Thursday 11 June 2009 - NEOVIA Financial Plc (LSE: NEO), the independent global
online payments business, has been chosen by four more companies in the travel,
tourism and leisure industry to process payments for their products and services
over the web. Each organisation is using the NEOVIA Payment Suite, which means
payments can be easily and securely managed from consumers anywhere in the
world.


The NEOVIA Payment Suite features the NETBANX international payments gateway,
the NETELLER e-wallet and Net+(TM) cards. NETBANX allows merchants to accept
card and non-card payments through multiple channels including online, contact
centres, mail order and via automated phone systems. The NETELLER e-wallet
allows consumers to spend securely online as well as allowing merchants to
increase customer lifetime value. Net+ prepaid cards allow merchants to extend
customer loyalty and lifetimes. As well as cards, the NEOVIA Payment Suite
supports online payments direct from consumers' online bank accounts using the
POLi service.


The first of the four separate contract wins is Cruise118, the award winning
independent retailer of cruises. It is using the NEOVIA payment suite to take
online payments from its main www.cruise118.com website, as well as its
specialist websites www.sailfromuk.com, www.alaskaonly.com and
www.sixstarcruises.co.uk.


Western & Oriental Travel (www.westernoriental.com) is a specialist tour
operator that provides luxury holidays around the world ranging from exclusive
retreats in the Caribbean to once in a lifetime trips to Bhutan for the King's
Coronation. It is using the NEOVIA payment suite so that its customers can pay
directly over the internet.

Somers Fishing Tackle.com (www.somersfishingtackle.com) is one of the premier
suppliers of fishing tackle and associated equipment in the UK. It uses the
NEOVIA Payment Suite to take payments for orders on its website.


Finally, Two Seasons (www.twoseasons.co.uk) is a retailer that specialises in
branded surf and street clothing and accessories as well as skis, snowboards,
and skiing equipment. It has 16 retail stores across the UK focused on lifestyle
sports, and takes payments securely online using the NEOVIA payment suite. Two
Seasons can ship within the UK and Europe so multi-currency payments online are
a key feature of the offering to its customers.


Dan Starr, Executive Vice President at NEOVIA, said: "Businesses have enough to
handle without having to manage online payments and the fraud often seen in the
travel industry. We do all the heavy lifting for them right out of the box,
including their PCI DSS card processing compliance requirements so they can
focus on growing their revenue."


# # #




For further information contact:


NEOVIA Financial Plc
Andrew Gilchrist, VP Communications + 44 (0) 1624 698 713
Email:[e-mail]
Twitter: https://twitter.com/neovia




Media Relations
Nick Daines / Sheelagh Connelly, McEntegart Marketing
Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]


About NEOVIA Financial
Trusted by consumers and merchants in over 160 countries to move and manage
billions of dollars each year, NEOVIA Financial Plc (formerly NETELLER Plc)
operates the world's leading independent online payments business. Through its
Payment Suite, featuring NETELLER , NETBANX , Net+(TM) and 1-PAY(TM) brands,
NEOVIA Financial specialises in providing innovative and instant payment
services where money transfer is difficult or risky due to identity, trust,
currency exchange, or distance. Being independent has allowed the company to
support thousands of retailers and merchants in many geographies and across
multiple industries.


NEOVIA Financial Plc is quoted on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market, with a
ticker symbol of NEO. Subsidiary company NETELLER (UK) Ltd is authorised by the
Financial Services Authority (FSA) to operate as a regulated e-money issuer. For
more information about NEOVIA Financial visit www.neovia.com.



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

[25cent] 09/6/2009 10:31

The 45p sell bot in action again today.
Considering Franklin Templeton Investments used the exact same tactic of small 25-50k sell bot at 43p to dump 1 million shares over 2 weeks, i think its safe to presume its them continuing to dump at 45p.
I would expect to see an RNS from them in the coming weeks showing that they have sold another chunk of this alleged 80p nav share at just 45p, I wonder why they would do that ?
Hmmmm.

[25cent] 23/5/2009 20:36

It always make me smiles when people whom seemingly seem to know so much are not willing to share their thoughts on companies and their prospects.
Great post Restassured, if i may say so moderately more coherent than usual.

[25cent] 23/5/2009 20:24

Well one of the many consistent dumpers of NEO shares since the horrendous bizarrely delayed results a few weeks back has HAD to declare the sales of 1 million shares due to it being 1% or more of the total of neo's equity.
Obviously it was and is Franklin who are selling and sold the million bit by bit at 43.5p
Franklin Templeton Investments have another 5 million left, it really is quite concerning for holders that Franklin Templeton Investments start to dump the shares after that update.
A unreserved vote of no confidence and well who can argue with them when you read the results and accounts?
Probably the final straw was the massive bonus paid out to the truly clueless board for running the company to ruin who then have the barefaced guile to say they will not paying a dividend that they promised only months earlier due to wanting to preserve cash??? really!!


I would imagine that with another 5 million left to sell this share will continue to underperform every single index, all its rivals and carry on its downward journey.
Then with a profits warning almost nailed on to take it lower, maybe the bid of circa 40p will probably come around Oct/Nov when the true extent of the horrendous management and performance of NEO reaches its climax.
The shareholders will have by then paid for the Newteller platform and guess who steps in when NEO is at its weakest reporting shocking falls in income/profits?
Mr Desmond take a bow.

This is a about as dodgy as they come, even on Aim.

[pandide] 23/5/2009 09:49

TraderM
Some software suppliers, notably RTG, have worked out payment processing methods that bypass the American financial system.

To find these casinos, I use a no-frills site:
There is a menu item "US Bonuses" which leads to a list of about 30 casinos.
You'll see Neteller mentioned on some.

[targatarga] 22/5/2009 14:50

perhaps the sellers have finished? i'll continue to hold regardless....