Safecharge Share Discussion Threads

[cfro] 06/5/2015 14:35

Yes, thnks for highlighting these again Ic2. I have bought back in today with an initial purchase.

Have gone through the last results which are pretty stunning tbh.

[trentendboy] 06/5/2015 11:07

Nice analysis. Good to see the divi payment coming off with no other selling.

Given institutions and PTEC owner is unlikely to sell given how recently floated SCH is there should be limited selling pressure and hence breakout is distinctly possible on any buying pressure

[interceptor2] 06/5/2015 08:39

A breakout looks very close now with 285.5p being the resistance from 30th January, the consolidation period in the 14 weeks since has seen the chart tightening with volume reducing towards the right side, which is positive if SCH can breakout, it should mean small resistance from selling pressure.

Last year they released a trading update 16th May and also one on 30th June, an update could provide the catalyst imo.

[43rick] 06/5/2015 07:25

Goes ex-div tomorrow - 3.57p final div.

[trentendboy] 05/5/2015 19:56

New highs for sure now.

A breakout would put in above three probably in one quick jump. The continued skrill-opay tie up which the city likes means fewer quality assets out there.

SCH remains a target but in the meantime is growing a pace

[trentendboy] 05/5/2015 14:16

Slowly, slowly relentlessly upwards (new high today?)

[trentendboy] 02/5/2015 11:21

Would be nice to know how much was spent on the minority stake. How big a stake and at what cost.

This is a very impressive strategic investment

[diggsy] 01/5/2015 08:25

TEB - this is very well placed...

[trentendboy] 01/5/2015 08:09

Any good RNS deal today - the beauty of this one is two fold. One, it is none gaming so lowers risk but crucially it is in Asia which gets them a foothold that they can expand from into the gaming sector when it opens up more.

A strong buy signal - remember the share price really shifts when it starts

[trentendboy] 23/4/2015 11:32

Gaming intelligence:

Payment processor SafeCharge has launched a PokerStars-branded prepaid MasterCard, allowing UK-based poker players to withdraw and deposit funds directly to their bank accounts.

The card, named the StarsCard, is available initially to UK players, but will also be rolled out in other international markets in the future. It can be used anywhere that MasterCard is accepted.

It is linked to a free and secure web and mobile account for PokerStars players that can be funded by prepay vouchers, bank transfers or debit cards.

The StarsCard is integrated with PokerStars’ accounts, allowing users to have a single point-of-deposit that SafeCharge says “combines all the convenience of existing options but with additional features for cashing out, spending and sending money to friends and family.”

The solution is managed by SafeCharge’s Dublin-based issuing and programme management division SafeCharge Card Services, which has previously developed and managed wallet and card solutions for large international clients such as Telefónica, Orange and Visa Europe.

The launch of the StarsCard is the first major iGaming product to be rolled out since SafeCharge expanded its relationship with MasterCard, securing approval to act as an issuer of prepaid products in December last year.

[trentendboy] 23/4/2015 07:48

Impressive RNS on the signing a deal with Pokerstars. Launch in the UK now and then other regions.

This is an interesting development.

How big the market is is a different question. If all poker sites do similar deals with SCH it could be massive.

Other payment processors should be watching this space.

Also decent board expansion. They are clearly ambitious and looking to grow rapidly.

[trentendboy] 22/4/2015 09:30

Strong online Ladbrokes results - who does the cash processing? Yep.

[trentendboy] 16/4/2015 09:13

PTEC getting some good press at the moment - one of the three big players in the picks and shovels market and good broker targets.

The SCH - PTEC links should not be underestimated. The OPT-Skrill link up will also bring SCH into the spot light as the analysts run the rule over the otehr runners and riders (there are fewer of them now than there used to be)

[trentendboy] 09/4/2015 14:32

Closing in on new highs. Could break the 300 mark soon

[trentendboy] 07/4/2015 10:12

Nice 3.5 percent rise on the back of the tip. Now higher profile and could rerate. The growth is such that the PE will come down quickly

Could make new highs

[trentendboy] 05/4/2015 20:12

Summary would be useful once people have taken their positions

[trentendboy] 04/4/2015 12:59

Excellent. Should see a lemmings jump on Tuesday as small investors pile in.

Still, a good decision if they make it. Only wish I had got more last week before the write up.

They make some decent calls

[manics] 04/4/2015 10:15

Nice write up in SCSW.

[trentendboy] 02/4/2015 09:43

The new PTEC deal could lead to a massive increase in revenues unless they are already a customer which might actually be the case.

A big positive either way. PTEC do well, SCH does well. Simple.

[trentendboy] 24/3/2015 07:48

I suspect he we right where he is given the TO premium around the corner.

The Opay Skrill deal has blown open the whole sector. It so hard to see SCH staying independent for too long.

The alternative is they start spending their war chest a bit more quickly.

Clock is ticking

[opodio] 23/3/2015 19:32

lockins expire next week and then Sagi will dump

[trentendboy] 23/3/2015 19:01

Most holders will be aware of the major deal that went down today which resulted in OpAy rising 25 percent.

The whole sector is in play and SCH will need to buy or get bought pretty quick. They have some cask but not OPAY league.

A tie up with PTEC to split up BPTY makes sense with SCH getting the payment processor.

Others will be looking at SCH as an independent quality outfit,

Remember when SCH moves it really moves

[trentendboy] 18/3/2015 23:22

Must be PTEC although I suspect they treat different PTEC customers as different. E.g. Ladbrokes online through PTEC would be ladbrokes and not PTEC.