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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Probability | PBTY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 48.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48.50 | 48.50 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 02/10/2013 21:20 by shayadfn Hello TrentEndBoy, just checking out pbty, may consider a punt. I have built up a hefty amount in cey- may take profits later in the year. |
Posted at 23/9/2013 09:42 by trentendboy Still developing nicely. Was clearly a distressed seller overhang.Nothing to stop it now - PBTY has to be a prime takeover target as well especially at this surpressed share price |
Posted at 19/9/2013 14:52 by rambutan2 Yes, looks good result. The Foresight funds are VCTs and are obliged to pay divs, usually from turning capital into inc. Could be that they've had enough of waiting for PBTY to take off and with a willing buyer out there decided to cash in. In any case, whatever, Wray is a more useful large holder to have. I wonder whether he, or his proxy, will get a board seat. |
Posted at 19/9/2013 14:17 by trentendboy A quick search shows 2 funds owning PBTY shares. They are just below breakeven and may well want to move on. They focus on unquoted companies.They will certainly have a lot less information that Wray and indeed some of us on this board. All good news. Makes it a stronger buy. Even if they want fully out there is not far to go. |
Posted at 18/9/2013 01:20 by rambutan2 Some big (for PBTY) trades gone through, which could mean that downward share pressure is finally coming to an end. Hopefully! |
Posted at 30/8/2013 21:47 by richaims UK-ANALYST.COM 28/08/2013"Online gaming group Probability (PBTY), has launched a new mobile slot game, which gives players the chance to win 20,000 pounds from one spin. The game is called "Mayan Moola" and is marketed as an adventure in the Mayan civilization, giving first time players one hundred ways to win. Probability operates the popular "LadyLucks" gambling brand and operates a white label service for corporate partners such as Paddy Power and William Hill. The shares were down by 0.5p at 38p." |
Posted at 26/6/2013 17:48 by the analyst Yes, I do like my small cap tech stocks!I used to invest in tech microcaps as my profession (professional PI), but now I run my own tech business, so investing is restricted to just being a hobby these days. I agree, announcements all positive here at PBTY of late. My main worry here is the quality of the game play compared to other companies. I think they have lost quite a bit of ground on competitors in the UK market. That said, I'm guessing it's not such a problem in the Italian market - they are one of the first movers in the market and Italian slots are very basic in general anyway, so the PBTY range could do well(?) |
Posted at 26/6/2013 16:23 by the analyst O/THi TrentEndBoy, Sorry for not replying, hadn't been back to the thread. I was increasing my stake in DOTD. Bought some a while back, some more recently and now having sold my PBTY I have enough cash in reserve to double-up if their expansion into the US and Australia starts to show signs of taking off. Main risk is competition, but their product is good, sales growth is strong, has USPs and has done well in the UK (profitable, generates cash), so I'm hoping it will take some market share over in the US. If it does, then profits could multiply over the next few years (high margin business) and the company will do very well. A bit like PBTY 'should' do very well if their products take-off in Italy... |
Posted at 12/4/2013 23:57 by phantomf4m I am relatively new to PBTY but am trying piece together some relationships and possible synergies between PBTY and other companies. Joe Lewis / Colter Ltd are two whom I have identified as also holding major stakes in DCD media. Interested to hear if anyone sees a potential opportunity involving PBTY and DCD. DCD CEO also has a strong pedigree in gambling industry. |
Posted at 14/2/2013 17:52 by rambutan2 The CEO gave a very well received presentation last night. He was the most bullish I've seen him (in 6yrs) re the company's prospects as the stars finally seem to be aligning in PBTY's favour. As Charles freely admitted, some of this is down to good luck ie writing the software in HTML5 a few years ago, whilst no one else has - and it's not easy to do apparently. But also whilst PBTY has been waiting for things to take off, it has got to know the mobile mkt inside out, whilst none of the other players have bothered to - been too busy concentrating on online and each other. Now, with their customers rapidly moving to smartphone usage, and no time or skill set to do their own, PBTY is becoming the go to destination for them to get games. He said the managed content service for the big boys was lucrative. The presentation (post 711) illustrates all this nicely.So, Charles suggests that we should be looking at PBTY as a mobile technology platform, not as a B2C revenue/profit play. He said that a big name fund had taken the placing shares, but he couldn't reveal who it was - will have to wait for the rns. All in all left me feeling pretty upbeat. And yes, he said the current mkt cap was daft. |
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