Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[eh9] 03/6/2016 08:18

New York was the wild card but it is now unexpectedly progressing. the above mip55 article was dated 5 days ago

[mip55] 03/6/2016 08:15

While I'd love the U.S. Online gambling legislation to be forced through it does look unlikely in the near term......http://www.onlinepokerreport.com/20872/online-gambling-regulation-update-pennsylvania-michigan-california/

[jarega85] 03/6/2016 07:57

Hi Ace, don't see any reason why US interest rates would effect PAYS but you never know

[eh9] 03/6/2016 06:59

New York through to congress, Pennsylvania vote Monday, California the week after....Paysafe will be in play if any of these successful

[trentendboy] 02/6/2016 02:57

I might buy some Tesco shares quick as it sounds like a winning strategy

[trentendboy] 01/6/2016 16:50

There is that unless tesco are thinking of branching out into payments

[libertine] 01/6/2016 14:32

TrentEndBoy

Also Voting Rights RNS from

TSCO RIO MKS MARS KGF GKN DEBS BDEV etc. etc. etc.

Really spooky or is it just because it`s 1st of the month!!!!!

[trentendboy] 01/6/2016 14:26

SCH a competitor and PAYS issue voting rights RNS on same day.A coincidence or...SCH an ideal add on

[burn248] 01/6/2016 12:59

Up and down like the preverbual lady's pants.

[pshevlin] 31/5/2016 16:15

Brexit might prove to be your best chance of screwing this country Napoleon. you couldn't manage it with troops and ships. Don't really see that fat pig Johnson as Wellington.

[wolfhound1] 31/5/2016 11:58

Exactly Napoleon - which is why the current PAYS share price should be considered good value IMHO

[napoleon 14th] 31/5/2016 10:07

" fear of the EU referendum "

The closer it gets, the less peeps are going to be hyped up IMO.
What is debated are the political realities. Trade in particular won't suffer IMO,
as they'll revert to a Common Market type arrangement. Defence & foreign Policy never was a common subject, & the UK would be well advised not to copy the French social system, one of the biggest wastes of money in the Western World.

Anyway, I suspect a "stay" vote will win.


For PAYS, the issues are on a different planet!
Like California...
Can't say the share price is overreacting, eh?

[pshevlin] 31/5/2016 10:00

This is denominated in dollars so it shouldn't matter, should it?

[wolfhound1] 31/5/2016 08:58

Looking good for the next leg up

[nurdin] 29/5/2016 19:37

Paysafe is among one of the five stocks David Kempton, Chairman if Hawksmoore Investment management is buying ahead of the EU referendum ,Citywire reports:

"I have bought some Paysafe (PAYS +
), promoted to the FTSE 250 in March, following the transformational purchase of a US rival. Now a significant global force in its sector, providing services to business and individuals for online processing of direct debit, credit cards and alternatives (even bitcoin). With a market cap of nearly £1.7 billion, Paysafe seems overlooked and undervalued, now followed by seven brokers, all with a ‘strong buy’ recommendation."

[oohrogerpalmer] 28/5/2016 12:39

I have one portfolio that is very heavily based on internet gaming companies & associated payments.
The upside is that they are one of the few industries that grow even during recessions. The downside is that they are very much at the mercy of whimsical government policies.
My view is that IF the states does finally open up (and I don't think China will be far behind) then a lot more consolidation will be needed to service the customer base. Even if some companies are not involved in any direct tie up their share price will be taken along with the ride.
Hopefully governments will realise that these companies are cash cows and handled correctly can thrive and generate the taxes at a sensible level.
No good killing the goose that lays the golden egg!!
Overall the upsides far outweigh the down and these internet based businesses are totally different to the previous tech bubble when companies with no sales had stupid valuations.
I think in a few years these company share prices will be double what they are now.

[callmebwana] 28/5/2016 01:30

NT is no fool either. This is his largest holding as well. A bid can come any time.PAY PAL, WORLD PAY??
Some times it is good to be lazy, Napoleon. AIMHO.
Whatever you decide to do.ATB.

[wolfhound1] 27/5/2016 11:46

Very true Napoleon - a bid could come at any time - it wouldn't shock me if one of the existing California firms currently in "bricks" decided to get in on the "clicks".

$5bn+ to be the number one supplier to the 8th largest economy in the globe would seem very cheap to me.

[napoleon 14th] 27/5/2016 08:59

Unusual share, this. Can be good for traders (at their own risk!)
or LTH like me; Woolfhound describes why very competently.
I'm a lazy ol' sod, so I ignore the noise & look at the 150% gain so far.

There's obviously a whole load more to come.
Californication might not happen overnight,
but a take over bid might, just as easy!
Stay in for the ride....

[eh9] 27/5/2016 07:46

Wolf also if you look at the targets they issued this week they were precisely 5% above consensus which indicates to me they rounded down the forecasts saving another 5% to be 10% ahead at the year end!