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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Paysafe Gp | LSE:PAYS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0034264548 | ORD 0.01P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 590.00 | 589.00 | 590.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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23/6/2016 11:44 | I have to confess that I am rather confused by the share price action here over the last few months. A very upbeat trading statement had the share price bounce to 420p only for it to then immediately give all the rise back and some more! I dont get how Bexit has an effect on them given the geographic spread of their business but hopefully we can now see a new up leg from here.......unless we Brexit in which case all bets are off! | ![]() salpara111 | |
23/6/2016 08:30 | I think today is worth stopping watch on shares and come back Friday when everything has come to pass.Have a nice day - an expression I have never used before.Cheers | ![]() aspex | |
23/6/2016 07:50 | Yet more director buying. All good signs here IMO. DL | ![]() davidlloyd | |
22/6/2016 17:42 | Yeah, seems to have closed at 380p, one of the poorest performers in FTSE250 today which is unusual | ![]() jarega85 | |
22/6/2016 17:41 | Large UT trade at the bell at 380.8 Bob. That's the reason. | ![]() pshevlin | |
22/6/2016 17:37 | My 2p's worth is that we'll stay. Noone has pointed out the potential political conséquences of leave regarding the Jocks & the (N'ern) Irish who would have a frontier once more. What's really needed is a UK that demands reform of the EU - you'd be surprised at the support that would get. PAYS will rise & fall with the tide but floats perfectly & will sail on far beyond market averages. | ![]() napoleon 14th | |
22/6/2016 17:27 | why this this set showing 380.80 instead of 384.50 ? | stockbob | |
22/6/2016 17:21 | I hope we stay as I believe EU is paying the price for many consecutive bad uk government most of reasons to leave just don't stack up. democracy, immigration and trade all not as explained and unfortunately for both campaign, especially remain, cannot be truthful without taking the blame for the issue in the first place. Pays will be affected there is no doubt about this. oh well we will see what happen | jovi1 | |
22/6/2016 16:50 | When you say your balls, are you putting hard cash on it too? | ![]() jarega85 | |
22/6/2016 15:45 | IG were 56 - 59 (in favour of remain) last friday evening and now 75-78 and getting stronger every day! | ![]() stuart37 | |
22/6/2016 15:41 | I agree F1, the odds have really swung in the past 48hrs and that's evident against the FTSE also | ![]() jarega85 | |
22/6/2016 15:31 | Check the odds being offered by the likes of William Hill, Coral or Ladbrokes. They're never wrong & they've been bang on with the general election, (36 hours before) & the Scottish referendum.Right now William Hill is offering 3 to 1 on, "Leave" winning and 2 to 9 on, "Remain".- NO CONTEST!!! | f1araway | |
22/6/2016 14:42 | Agree ace, but it also seems the odds are completely against the Leave campaign and the market seems more reassured over recent days that we will remain in. I think we will remain in also and once we do we may see others waiting on the sidelines get back in so hope to see us back at 400p at least by Friday! | ![]() jarega85 | |
22/6/2016 14:21 | I think it is inevitable that we will see a decline across the market if we leave but I think we will see a share V shape decline and rebound specifically with PAYS. | ![]() jarega85 | |
22/6/2016 14:04 | Anyone got any feelings as to what the initial effect will be on the share price if we vote leave? | ![]() pshevlin | |
21/6/2016 13:55 | My pleasure Jar - I only dabble in the charts myself but when a W comes along I have tended to make some good money. I like the quote Napolean - although it is Samuel Goldwyn I can hear it being repeated in a WC Fields accent :) Where do you predict the share price will rise to once US on-line gambling and DFS opens up PAYS given our market leading capabilities in this space? | ![]() wolfhound1 | |
21/6/2016 09:11 | One thing Samuel Goldwyn ( the "G" in MGM ) said: "A VERBAL contract? My boy! It's not worth the paper it's written on!...." Having said that truth, IMO it's a question of time before the US opens up for us. Impossible to say when, but patience only comes second to timing in the game of investment... So I still hold. | ![]() napoleon 14th | |
20/6/2016 18:59 | I'd like to think we would be achieving new highs at the Aug update most definitely!Thanks Wolf for sharing, never really been a chart reader but certainly learning | ![]() jarega85 | |
20/6/2016 18:10 | Hope so Malcomm - if we breakout past the 420p in the near term then that will confirm the "W" chart pattern and we should be heading to new highs :) Here is a link on W patterns - have to say we are looking good | ![]() wolfhound1 | |
20/6/2016 17:05 | I love on-line poker. Nice start to the week.Over 400p tomorrow? | ![]() malcolmmm | |
20/6/2016 12:23 | mip55....my pleasure, no need for any forgiveness - all good debate whether half empty or half full the starting point is it needs a vessel or it doesn't hold water :) Be it DFS or On-line poker that is approved first it is likely the second will follow - apart from the additional revenue benefits I think the bigger benefit will be as a regulated market the current discount that seems to be applied to PAYS relative to peers will disappear - and we will see a much healthier PE ratio - that will really drive price over the next 6 months. GLA | ![]() wolfhound1 |
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