Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[malcolmmm] 31/1/2017 16:43

Perhaps the few remaining shorters are waiting or hoping for a sell off in the DOW before closing their positions here

[sheep_herder] 31/1/2017 16:07

slaps forehead, shakes head, walks away...

[high park] 31/1/2017 16:03

Thank you Sheep Herder, or may I call you Shepherd? Very useful.

A billion by any name is still a billion. I'm a natural born optimist. Otherwise I wouldn't be in this game.

[sheep_herder] 31/1/2017 10:54

high park - download this:

[onjohn] 31/1/2017 10:29

Im dreamin of bid by worldpay with schem of arrahgement, two worldpay for each pays

NICE

[lomax99] 31/1/2017 09:18

Eh HP? $1BN Profit, bring it on...... ($1BN Turnover! (and growing))

[high park] 31/1/2017 09:14

One billion profit per annum, three million per day.
170,000 shares bought @ 380p = £600,000. Comfortable margin.

[boadicea] 31/1/2017 07:57

Marcu - I don't follow your math's. They have spent over $20m so far.

[marcu saurelius] 31/1/2017 07:50

The thing is that in 27 days they have probably generated more than 5 million dollars free cash which covers all the money of the buyback

FANTASTIC STUFF GOING ON HERE

ROLL on 500p I say

[callmebwana] 30/1/2017 22:15

4 Girls.
THANK YOU, FOR YOUR VERY SUPPORTIVE AND A VERY GOOD POST.
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[trentendboy] 30/1/2017 16:26

Both got too much cash and no idea what do to with it.

Buying back is as good as anything

[malcolmmm] 30/1/2017 15:15

As reported a few days ago, both companies buying back shares. Coincidence?



Payments services and technologies provider SafeCharge International Group Ltd (LON:SCH) has announced that it recently completed a £4.29 million (USD $5.4 million) share buyback.

On January 23, 2017, it purchased for treasury 2,200,000 ordinary shares at a price of 195 pence per share.

SafeCharge has not announced a formal share buyback program, so it remains to be seen if this is a one-off purchase, or if the company has a larger buyback program in mind.

SafeCharge has seen its share price stuck near 52 week lows despite recently reporting record Q4 Revenues as itsTier 1 customer list continues to grow.

SafeCharge competitor Paysafe Group Plc (LON:PAYS) has had some fairly good results recently following its announcement of a planned £100 million buyback program. To date, Paysafe has spent about £8 million.

[trentendboy] 30/1/2017 14:08

nice intra-day reversal

[wolfhound1] 30/1/2017 14:05

That would do alright followed by a nice 25% increase in sp

[onjohn] 30/1/2017 10:54

Im dreamin of bid by worldpay with schem of arrahgement, two worldpay for each pays

NICE

[malcolmmm] 30/1/2017 10:53

I think that the funds own 34% of PAYS as it is, roll on the acquisition which could be a big one or perhaps a merger, I think it will be surprising or shocking if short.

[wolfhound1] 30/1/2017 10:49

Give JL some credit - nothing "bold" in acquiring SCH - it is just wishful thinking IMHO:
* 1/10 EBITDA of PAYS
* Revenues H2 were flat on H1 - so no growth
* Does not diversify risk of earnings stream away from gambling - it increases it
* Rather renowned majority share owner - possibly more of a liability
* PE ratio of 18 - so any acquisition would be v dilutive

[frankwhite] 30/1/2017 10:38

My question is, where is the smart money, professional managers should be loading up at these levels with such a lowly PE but they aren't. Surely an acquisition just around the corner is not just being realised by PIs. Where are the IIs if this is such a bargain with all their DD. I can understand we can get anomalies with share price but that's more on AIM this is in the FTSE250 with a massive audience and plenty of broker coverage. Still on the sidelines here GLA anyway.

[onjohn] 30/1/2017 10:37

Like a good DIVIDEND


me

53.8p on easyjet mmmmmmhhhm

[onjohn] 30/1/2017 10:18

Wonder if PAYS will announce a dividend


The price will go ballastic if they do that

[malcolmmm] 30/1/2017 09:50

Well the NT thinks that PAYS could be buying SCH.

[kuss1] 30/1/2017 09:42

Was it in the price when this eas 470. Quite easily return to that level.