Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[callmebwana] 26/5/2016 23:06

Just keep posting Mr. Wolfhound1.
Good man.
Good night.

[wolfhound1] 26/5/2016 18:09

Management has set itself pretty strong growth targets in order to earn bonus - EPS will need to increase from 26 cent(2015) to 48 cent(2018) nearly doubles in 3 yrs from $119mn to $220mn - or roughly 30% p.a.

One would have to assume that management will be true to form and under-promise and over-deliver........... that way they ensure their bonus terms under LTIP............nice

[callmebwana] 26/5/2016 15:25

Pshevlin. Thank you.I will bear that in mind.

Wolfhound1.
I love reading you posts. It is great to have an informed poster like yourselve
Also thanks for all the other informative posters.You all know who you are.
If I make spelling mistakes,my apologies for that as English is my 5th language.
ATB.

[jarega85] 26/5/2016 15:19

Still Barclays to report yet which has always been on the upper end of the target range

[qs99] 26/5/2016 13:01

and off we go

[pshevlin] 26/5/2016 12:59

Bwana. Gaps haven't always been filled in this stock. Don't count on it.

[wolfhound1] 26/5/2016 10:57

Polythene, by the time the legislation is finally passed this will be fully priced in..............IMHO achieving consensus of the parties at the table is the key to share price (rumour) ..legislation is really just the detail(fact).

[melf] 26/5/2016 10:20

California is the 8th largest economy in the world!

[polythene] 26/5/2016 10:20

Wolfhound, I thought we were several stages of a bill away from legislation. Do you think we will have approval next month?

[wolfhound1] 26/5/2016 10:16

A little patience for sure.................I personally am waiting for the California gold rush - when online gambling is approved in the next 3 weeks (lets face it the state needs the associated tax dollars to balance the books) then we are in for a significant spike as it has not been priced in current share price - at worst we have a stock that is going to deliver 2017 market expectations in 2016 with official mid year figures a couple of months away......I like win-win !! Hold for Gold !!

In the meantime I expect to see the chart tick up steadily to reach new highs

GLA

[callmebwana] 26/5/2016 09:51

Heliweli, the gap at £3.92 from yesterday will close at some point.TA says that.This can be a good trading share. Patiance is required if you are an investor.
I will trade a portion of my holding in here using TA.Some made a good profit from the last spike at £4.43. I am wating and watchig. AIMHO.

[heliweli] 26/5/2016 09:40

Drop away again this pm or what ?

[malcolmmm] 26/5/2016 09:16

May be of interest but I am thinking that they are worth the pay rises.

This year's shareholder spring claimed another victim today, with Paysafe Group shareholders voting against the directors' remuneration report.

At the online payment services company's AGM, which took place on the Isle of Man, only 48.3 per cent of those who cast their ballot voted in favour of the remuneration report.








However, 87.6 per cent voted in favour of the company's proposed remuneration policy, which will be used to calculate boardroom pay for the next three years.

"In the context of approval of its remuneration policy, the company is disappointed at the result of the advisory vote on the directors' remuneration report and intends to continue its dialogue with shareholders on pay and wider governance matters in 2016," the company said in a statement.

Read more: Will more shareholders say no to executive pay?

According to the company's annual report, chief executive Joel Leonoff is being rewarded £6.7m for his efforts in 2015, an increase from the £5m he received for the year before.

The company also issued a trading statement ahead of its AGM, which revealed that it now forecast its full-year revenue to be between $950m and $970m (£645m and £659m), ahead of market expectations of $911m.

"I am delighted to report such a strong performance for the group in the first four months of the year," said Leonoff.

At time of writing, shares in the FTSE 350 company, which is due to publish half year results next month, are trading up five per cent at 409.3p.

Read more: There’s little logic to 2016’s shareholder revolts against executive pay

Leonoff can console himself in the knowledge that he is not the only chief executive to see his pay disapproved of by shareholders this AGM season. Last month, 59 per cent of shareholders gave the near $20m paypacket of BP chief executive Bob Dudley the thumbs down.

[eh9] 26/5/2016 06:42

garbage analysis but right price target!

[callmebwana] 25/5/2016 22:44

Apologies for the second post.
Just checked the chart of PAYS.
Brambuz80 the gap closes at£3.92. Good luck with your buy order of £3.90

[callmebwana] 25/5/2016 22:38

Not too soon I hope Brambuz80.
PAYS can be a good trading share in the future.The YANKS were profit taking this afternoon.
Good night all.Including you Stock Bob.Be happy and buy back in at some point.

[brambuz80] 25/5/2016 18:02

I set a limit buy at 390p...the gap on the chart now needs to be filled

[melf] 25/5/2016 16:57

I wouldn't disagree Ralph but maybe it just took the cream off the coffee in terms of the share price today.

[ralphmalph] 25/5/2016 16:49

@melf - It is good that the shareholders are looking at pay. The last thing we need is another stock transfer malarky thingy from the CEO.

I would view that as positive news, good practice.

[3rd eye] 25/5/2016 15:58

And predictions of a further 16% bottom-line rise next week pushes the multiple to a mere 12.8 times. Given Paysafe’s stunning momentum, I reckon the firm could prove a canny growth purchase at current prices.

[3rd eye] 25/5/2016 15:58

From The Motley Fool........

Safe as houses
Investor appetite for Paysafe Group (LSE: PAYS) has also taken off in midweek trade following more perky financial news, with the stock last seen 7% higher on the day.

Paysafe advised that “the positive momentum from 2015 has continued throughout the period to date,” with strong trading during January-April prompting it to hike its full-year sales forecasts.

The top line is now expected to clock in at $950m-$970m this year, Paysafe reckons, smashing current consensus around $911m. And adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) is predicted to range between $270m and $276m versus market consensus of $260m.

The online payment specialist was already expected to produce earnings of 37 US cents per share in 2016, according to City forecasts, shooting up from 2 cents last year and creating a brilliant P/E rating of 15.2 times.

And predictions of a further 16% bottom-line rise next week pushes the multiple to a mere 12.8 times. Given Paysafe’s stunning momentum, I reckon the firm could prove a canny growth purchase at current prices.

[stockbob] 25/5/2016 15:44

looks like the usual end of day fall has started may get a few @ below 4-05 or even 4-00