Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[nurdin] 03/3/2017 13:20

The question to ask, surely is what is the gap in Paysafes business make up/capabilities that an acquisition would fill? Answer to that question would then provide some pointers....unless of course they are just looking to increase the scale of their business!

[eh9] 03/3/2017 13:09

I think aci much better fit and is same market cap, ebitda and revenue as pays just as skrill was two years ago...

[wolfhound1] 03/3/2017 12:55

Apologies typo - TSS - Total Systems Solutions Inc (NYSE:TSS)

[eh9] 03/3/2017 12:38

The tile shop? No!

[wolfhound1] 03/3/2017 12:36

Has anyone given any thought to a tie up between PAYS and TTS ?

[alexytrader] 03/3/2017 12:32

On google finance price is stuck on 423 since 11.45

[alexytrader] 03/3/2017 12:27

Strange, price stuck on 423 for over half hour

[ch1rp] 03/3/2017 12:02

This is going blue!

[malcolmmm] 03/3/2017 11:16

Watch those mms they spike the price down up to 10p for a split second to catch those stoplosses. I have been caught out in the past.Stockbrokers say they cannot see stoploss levels but I don't believe them.

[nurdin] 03/3/2017 11:05

Their arms must be hurting ! I quite agree SH.

[sheep_herder] 03/3/2017 11:03

Why is it a tree shake every time the price drops? :-) If you look at the chart, it goes up, it goes down, it goes up some more. Looks to me like there's been about 3000 tree shakes in the last 12 months. Those dastardly MM's!

[wolfhound1] 03/3/2017 10:55

wind just got up a bit, weather forecast is for a sunnier afternoon :)

[ch1rp] 03/3/2017 10:22

Think this must be a mini tree shake before the results!

[the juggler] 03/3/2017 08:42

Great appointment! No doubt the CIO will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to PAYS along with some good contacts. Strengthening the management team will give the company a great foundation to explore all sorts of new game-changing technological ideas. Hopefully this is the start of an exciting and prosperous time for us all.

[malcolmmm] 03/3/2017 08:27

Press Releases ON March 03, 2017

TAGs: Income Access, Roy Richie


Maltese online sportsbook and casino expands business relationship with Paysafe through new Income Access-powered affiliate programme

Montreal, QC. March 2017 – Roy Richie, the Malta-based online sportsbook and casino operated by BTM Entertainment Group, has launched an affiliate programme with Paysafe Group’s affiliate software provider Income Access. The new affiliate programme of Roy Richie, which already offers Paysafe’s NETELLER and Skrill digital wallets, will be managed using Income Access’ platform.

Roy Richie received a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority in December 2016 and offers players a comprehensive online sportsbook featuring a broad range of sports markets, including football, tennis and basketball as well as niche markets such as Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and e-Sports. The brand also includes SBTech-powered live sports-betting functionality for a range of sports and a last-minute bets section, which features events due to begin in the near future.

[eh9] 03/3/2017 07:49

another nail in the coffin of the shorters from last night(twitter):

Paysafe‏ @PaysafeGroup 9h9 hours ago

Congratulations #Paysafe – Regulatory (Financial Services) Team of the Year at the #europeancounselawards

[longwell] 03/3/2017 07:48

little pieces of the puzzle slowly slowly being put together, the proverbial dangled carrot. I like how this company operates both in terms of the business and how they handle difficult situations with a calm measured and thoughtful approach.

[tsmith2] 03/3/2017 07:44

Great addition

[eh9] 03/3/2017 07:37

Seems to me they have appointed the key people needed to take on something very big!

[aspex] 03/3/2017 07:35

Tim Thurman - Quite an impressive CV

[eh9] 03/3/2017 06:44

Ant financial stake in Paysafe growing nearer....had built a stake in another major wallet player




Alibaba has agreed to invest $177m in the online retail unit of Indian tech group Paytm, giving the Chinese tech group a controlling stake in one of India’s major ecommerce businesses.

The Chinese tech conglomerate is leading an investment round of $200m into Paytm Ecommerce, at a valuation of around $1bn, Paytm said on Friday. The ecommerce business was spun out as a separate entity last year by Paytm, best known for running India’s most popular digital payments platform and which is also poised to set up a quasi-bank later this year.

Alibaba and its affiliate Ant Financial had previously built up a 40 per cent stake in Paytm through investments including a $680m injection in 2015. Their combined stakes in Paytm Ecommerce will now account for the majority of its stock.

[boadicea] 02/3/2017 21:07

It's usually easy enough to tell a 'buy' from a 'sell' for an AT trade. Unfortunately it doesn't actually mean anything as there is always a seller (or buyer) on the other side of the trade. In other words you can put a buy order on the book and wait for it to be filled by a seller (or a number of sellers). This then shows as a 'sell'.
With 'O' trades it usually depends on a market maker who may for various reasons decide to buy or sell on the 'wrong' side of the mid price which fools the computers.

Except for delayed report trades, one can usually make a good guess when there is a distinct buy/sell turn - better than a computer! E.g. quoted price is 49/51p and 'O' trades are reported either around 49.1p+/-0.05 or around 49.8p+/-0.1, so there is clear water between 49.15 and 49.7p.
Conclusion, the effective mid price is about 49.45p, not 50p.
This becomes difficult when the spread is narrow as djbilywiz notes.

Basically, the system is designed just to report the price and size of trades, not distinguish between buyer and seller.

[priteshpatel9] 02/3/2017 21:05

If you look at MCS on here (or the app) you'll see a big red bar in the volume, which you'd assume is a huge sell.Then check the same chart & volume in Stocko or Pro Real Time and it's green - a huge buy.A great example of never trusting just one platform.

[djbilywiz] 02/3/2017 18:30

Not so easy to do with such a tight spread.

[oohrogerpalmer] 02/3/2017 18:18

That's one of the most ridiculous things in this modern day technology world with the stock market, they guess from the price whether it's a buy or sell.
If you manage to buy near the sell price their computers will assume it's a sell and list it as such.
Can't believe in this day and age they can't accurately list buys/sells.