Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[stockbob] 16/5/2017 12:19

looks like its started its annual drop for the time of the year!
if it rises a bit i think i will see at break even ad get back in later towards end of month or early next month
DYOR
GLA

[ch1rp] 16/5/2017 12:14

Seems to always disappoint at this time of year:(

[nurdin] 16/5/2017 11:43

Looking quite weak against the market...why?

[lomax99] 15/5/2017 22:23

NY online poker bill progresses to the full senate:

hxxp://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/21624-new-york-online-poker-bill-clears-committee-vote

It's been here before, so don't hold your breath.....

[malcolmmm] 15/5/2017 20:34

14 May 2017
The future of payments will be driven by providers who understand real-world pain points for buyers and sellers, and who can then build delightful, seamless solutions that address those needs – creating new payment utilities. “It is about looking at opportunities to make payments more convenient, frictionless and even enjoyable for consumers and businesses,” says Danny Chazonoff (inset, below), COO of Paysafe Group. “It is about building up a good user interface between the consumer and the business. It is about finding ways where value can be added. A lot of our competitors, for example, are only providing services for businesses and don’t necessarily have the experience in learning about the behaviours and the needs of the actual consumers.” In contrast, Paysafe provides services for both consumers and businesses, giving them an understanding of what the two sides want from each other. By understanding the pain points between the two sides, says Chazonoff, Paysafe can provide the market with tailored products that can add value. A particular area Chazonoff believes Paysafe has found a specialist relevance in is in situations where a person wants to buy something online, but does not have the means to pay – whether using a debit or credit card. “How can a payment get made if there is no ability to hand over cash or to take a piece of plastic?” he asks. “How do you bridge that gap between consumers who want to pay with cash and consumers who want to buy goods and services online? Filling this gap in the market is Paysafe’s paysafecard, which enables consumers to use cash to buy goods and services online – paysafecard vouchers can be purchased from stores, then used at any online merchant that accepts the payment method. - See more at: hxxps://business-reporter.co.uk/2017/05/14/bridging-payments-gap-buyers-sellers-alike

[kuss1] 15/5/2017 19:30

Got to stop this constant fear about the shorts....

Share price up more than it is down. Cash rolling in...

[eh9] 15/5/2017 19:30

They are fighting each other to get out whilst holding the price down. Pep is increasing to hold the price down but in the meantime aek has sold down.

[nurdin] 15/5/2017 19:26

Why should PEP do any favours to aek?

[eh9] 15/5/2017 19:19

Pep is effectively paying to allow aek to close: aek reduced Thursday and Friday, pep increased thursday and Friday. The overall short position was almost flat.

[eh9] 15/5/2017 17:26

BUT aek is declining its short so pep paying to allow aek to exit! They are wriggling to keep a lid on the price imo. Lots of buys today so I think aek has taken advantage of 888's impact to exit while the share price was down 2%

[ralphmalph] 15/5/2017 17:12

It is a logical time to make a trading short. Rise after results, almost at an all time high, no news for a few months and summer hols approaching, potential brexit issues with the Drunk mouthing off and TMPM letting the handbag. Also with a share that has a track record of quick 50p drops ie 10%+ with no news.

That is all I would read into it.

[lomax99] 15/5/2017 17:06

PEPM ramping their short up on Friday, now 1.79% (up from 1.62%).

[nurdin] 15/5/2017 15:32

Took your advice EH9 :o)

[eh9] 15/5/2017 14:30

It's short term fallout from 888 U.K. Reg Compliance review into social responsibility of a subsidiary selling practices announced today. U.K. Is less than 1% of paysafe revenues so it's a buying opp.

[vantare7] 15/5/2017 14:25

Seems to be a familiar pattern to todays share price

[malcolmmm] 15/5/2017 09:43

Recent short activity-

AEK (UK) Limited 2.15% ↓ -0.11% 2017-05-10
Public Equity Partners Management, L.P 1.62% ↑ 0.07% 2017-05-11

Total 3.77%

[wildchild] 15/5/2017 09:31

I'm guessing our shorter is trying to keep the price down today after new highs on friday.

[oohrogerpalmer] 14/5/2017 15:47

Wouldn't worry too much about illegal online in China short term because once they sort it out they will be online before the states are.
China know the huge amounts of money they could raise in tax etc and they are also fully aware that the high rollers are currently going offshore or illegally online.
Before they were intent on banning it but they know that highrolling millionaires are being created daily in China and the authorities have changed tact and they want a part of it.
They are working on ways they can have open online gambling that they can fully control. It will probably be on the basis of a very few tightly licensed companies operating to ensure they maximise the full revenue potential.
In a few years China will leave the states standing with online gambling. Where Pays will be in the great scheme of things I don't know but a lot of companies currently generating income from there may lose out.
One thing is for sure the companies that are in there when China turn the tap on will move into orbit.

[nurdin] 14/5/2017 14:58

The law is a bit unclear on that imo but you are right,the rules could change to give clarity

[nurdin] 14/5/2017 13:19

Wolf...simple....online gambling is illegal in china and any organisation breaking or seen to be breaking the law,directly or indirectly, could get into hot water with the Chinese authorities.I am just putting forward a possible explanation for the shorters position..as was highlighted in the recent infamous shorters report .The same worry, I think, is possibly holding back a rerating of the stock.

You guys are putting forward theories which are as outlandish as perhaps mine if I may say so.

Paysafe is my largest holding and I have no intention of selling anytime soon !

[eh9] 14/5/2017 13:02

Get real - a few basis points increase in shorts when share price rising = wriggling to get out. 2/3 of the December short position is closed so far

[wolfhound1] 14/5/2017 12:39

"Illegal" ? Please do explain the detailed legal position of chinese law.....

[nurdin] 14/5/2017 12:04

Or it could be simply that shorters can see risks ahead with Pays exposure to illegal China gambling gateway?