Neteller Share Discussion Threads

[guidfarr] 29/9/2007 00:03

good time to top-up you kidding me?? this company doesn't accept canadians and a host of other countries, growth can only come from mainly from south america (brazil, maybe france)...i would say its time to bail out!

[topgunns] 28/9/2007 22:31

Dan1man still in these?

[dan1man] 28/9/2007 21:31

Clearly the market has yet to get wind of my transfer to neteller for my will hill account!

[kanwar] 28/9/2007 16:17

A nice couple of big buys...very difficult to get in once its starts moving up..I hope thats soon!!!

[richardsj] 28/9/2007 14:58

Must admit I am surprised to see them down here - very loud noises of 130p bid but 2 weeks ago...perplexed. But as they say - fortune favours the brave!

[kanwar] 28/9/2007 14:40

Good time to top up?

[dealy] 28/9/2007 14:31

volumes have been very low and if you have to get out when there's no volume you get a lousy price.

[advfn_1] 28/9/2007 11:14

Whats going on with this, £1 two weeks ago and now 20% lower on no news!

[realism] 27/9/2007 15:48

'Eight other WTO members, including the European Union, Australia and Japan, are now lining up to claim compensation from the United States over online gaming. "The EU is almost licking its chops," says Antigua's lawyer Mendel. "In total, this could come to $100 billion in sanctions. " Giant American bricks-and-mortar casinos like Harrah's and MGM are making plans to move into the online sector as soon as the U.S. trade stance becomes clear.

They could get a sign as early as this week. Sept. 22 is the first WTO deadline for America to cut a deal with Antigua and the other nations. But one WTO insider predicts that the only announcement on that day will be that the deadline has been extended. "This won't happen fast; America is going to dig its heels in," says Sallie James, trade-policy analyst at Washington's Cato Institute. "But if I had to bet, I would say that by this time next year America will have changed its laws." And in this case, that means all bets will be on.'

[realism] 27/9/2007 15:06

dan1man, the us changed the law so Neteller became illegal in the US. They had to bail out.

[maestro4] 27/9/2007 14:41

cause the founders would have got jail for a very long time...

[dan1man] 27/9/2007 09:33

Homeboy i still have no idea why Neteller caved in to the US feds, that has never been explained. Its not as if they got off lightly by co-operating, the fine was way out of the proprtion of the profits made since the act was passed.

[homeboy35] 26/9/2007 19:59

I tried to ask this on the prty bb. Neteller disobeyed the UIGEA and the DOJ caught up with them and clobbered them. Why have they not done so with other online payment depositors? Online poker is still huge in US as you all know. Please enlighten me!

[hitchinhoncho] 26/9/2007 19:33

Well done. Yes, we need more evidence of positive restructuring to shake all these shorters out and then we'll be motoring up

[dan1man] 26/9/2007 14:21

This is all rather boring at the moment, seem to be stuck in the doldrums.

I guess as soon as we see some kind of confirmation of growth rates, we'll be heading towards £2.

Ps did my bit yesterday btw, switched my payment method to Neteller on my William Hill casino account!

[ben gunn] 24/9/2007 17:26

Very unhealthy price trend today...ideas anyone?

[cape horn] 24/9/2007 13:26

Richard RIP

[mlangton1] 23/9/2007 05:18

Online gambling in China to increase by 130% by 2010, to 19.5 billion dollars. Nice

[aspex] 21/9/2007 20:53

Newsweek has published an article about Antigua's spat with the US at the WTO over on-line casinos.
Apparently they have put the US in a difficult position.
If the US do not comply and legalise it is likely that the WTO will sanction Antigua to sell cheap copies of US IP like Windows/MSOffice etc under similar conditions to the EU/Equador squabble over bananas.
Hope for us yet.

[cape horn] 21/9/2007 09:49

maestro/neo123 it's time to take your £50 punt out. that's a lot of money in moss side, worthy a month rent for your one bedroom bedsit.

[tipsytoad] 21/9/2007 09:34

yep got at earlier

[cape horn] 21/9/2007 09:32

the shorting has started, and it will accelerate.

[maestro4] 20/9/2007 20:59

off topic
guys have a look at renewable power & light (rpl), currently oversold. mkt cap 26m with net assets of approximately £44m. Bargain!!! imho

supplier failed to hounour contract few months to go, court case commenced, looking for alternative supply of fuel. has circa $50m in the bank...

expect update in the interims on Monday!!!!

92% of shares are held by institutions and directors, not many are available..

dyor

[tipsytoad] 20/9/2007 16:17

hmmmm presume the large trade is a sell from earlier
hence the drop today