LuckyHooker
13 Oct 2015
Trading or investing? If you're good enough to trade stocks, good luck to you.Warren Buffet doesn't think he's good enough to trade so he invests.He's done OK.
KEEPING CALM MIKE
13 Oct 2015
March 16 Long wait for potential inclusion to the Ftse 250 March 16? I think this will tick along and maybe thereafter it could draw some big money into the stock . K.C.M.
Ripley94
13 Oct 2015
Re: Jim Slater aboard limit buy today.I'm no expert but not sure who is ?Have an advisory broker studied ect , but his rec's no better then my picks.All takes to much time wish id stuck with pooled investments lol
Yertiz
05 Oct 2015
Re: Jim Slater aboard I thought the *** response was an expletive? - Sstill trying to work it out!!
jonnydurex
05 Oct 2015
Re: Jim Slater aboard Maybe better today than a 3* response?Just wait till it converts to the Main Market- still time to get in- no rush. dyor gla jd
Ripley94
04 Oct 2015
Re: Jim Slater aboard ***
jonnydurex
04 Oct 2015
Jim Slater aboard Nice to see a write up in the Daily Telegraph Oct 3rd by JS recommending Opay having bought a few himself. The pros and cons are analysed and he recommends no more than 5% of your portfolio as there is always a risk. The other two shares discussed were Bovis and ITV the latter still being a buy. gla jd
IOMINVESTCOM
24 Sep 2015
Edison - Focus shifts to integration [link]
Ali of Doom
17 Sep 2015
Re: reverse tide? Wow, the graph tells you all of that - you have a very imaginative mind!
bushwhacker
17 Sep 2015
International Growth Optimal Payments Partners With Emergent Payments to Support International Growth of Digital BusinessesPALO ALTO, CA and LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwired - Sep 16, 2015) - Optimal Payments Plc (LSE: OPAY) (AIM: OPAY), a leading global online payment solutions provider, has partnered with Emergent Payments, a global payments company that enables digital businesses to accept secure payments around the world, to integrate the NETELLER(R) service and Net+(R) Card Stored Value solutions into Emergent Payments' offering.Through this agreement, Emergent Payments customers looking to offer digital services across a range of vertical markets will be able to access additional payment methods to support their growth internationally. Markets including China, South East Asia, Latin America and India have become significant, high-growth contributors to the global economy, presenting a ripe opportunity for global merchants to expand into emerging markets.The partnership also enables Optimal Payments to expand its presence globally via Emergent Payments' U.S. client-base. Optimal Payment's NETELLER(R) global payment network provides international coverage in emerging markets such as Latin America and South East Asia, in which Emergent Payments specializes. The convenient and secure platform offers more than 100 payment options through a single API connection, and 24/7/365 customer service available in 15 languages. NETELLER(R) also protects clients from fraud through its no-chargeback guarantee.Mitch Davis, Chairman and CEO at Emergent Payments, said: "At Emergent Payments, we are focused on providing the deepest set of payment methods in the $1.7T emerging markets space, and the highest conversion rates for our Merchants. Fast growing markets like LATAM, Asia, India and MENA are driven by local methods other than credit cards. Our turn-key payments platform, Pay+, enables digital businesses to monetize globally while managing local issues and complexities with cross-border payments. This partnership with Optimal Payments allows us to deliver an even wider range of high quality payment solutions within our Pay+ platform to cater to our clients' business growth needs."Lorenzo Pellegrino, executive vice president of NETELLER(R) at Optimal Payments, added: "Our NETELLER(R) service was designed to help meet the ever-changing needs of the ecommerce market and help businesses grow. This partnership is yet another important step in our strategy to further expand our presence globally. We are pleased to partner with Emergent Payments to provide their clients with secure and trusted payment options around the world."About Emergent PaymentsEmergent Payments enables global enterprises to accept secure payments in emerging markets around the world, and has a premiere clientele of digital merchants including, Samsung, DayBreak Games Company and Wargaming.Net, among others.Emergent was formerly called Live Gamer, a company founded in 2007 to help game developers monetize their content globally. The Live Gamer team gained insights and expertise around developing and servicing the monetization needs of game publishers around the world and, in particular, in the complexities of handling payments in international markets. After Live Gamer's successful sale of its micro-transaction platform in 2014, the management team decided to build upon this expertise in global payments and refocus the company, bringing their learning from the games industry to a market that is substantially larger -- global digital ecommerce. In 2015, they launched Emergent Payments, a company dedicated to helping global digital enterprises to successfully navigate the complicated process of accepting payments in emerging markets.For more information, please visit www.emergentpayments.net.About Optimal Payments PlcOptimal Payments is a global provider of online payment solutions, trusted by businesses and consumers in over 200 countries and te
LuckyHooker
17 Sep 2015
The Times There was a write up and 'buy for long term' recommendation in The Times yesterday.concluded not without risks but Skrill deal a huge plus.
IOMINVESTCOM
16 Sep 2015
Re: DB 15 Sep 15 Deutsche Bank Buy 319.00 - 380.00 Initiates/Starts11 Sep 15 Canaccord Genuity Buy 319.00 337.00 425.00 Reiterates[link] settle for in between those two targets.
Willow67
15 Sep 2015
DB DB buy note (no access to it) PT 380pMuch more credible than typical brokers we are used to see covering them
KEEPING CALM MIKE
11 Sep 2015
CANACCORD BUY NOTE UPS target to £4.50 . K.C.M.
freedom-thirty5
10 Sep 2015
reverse tide? well it looks like since roughly July, the disgruntled scamps who didn't take up their rights issue have either left or decided to hold. The drop in value reflecting the large number of shares issued earlier in the year is right there on the chart, followed by an unjustified dribble downwards, which seems to have decidedly reversed now.The chart seems to indicate that those who felt like flouncing off have done so, and following that, the resulting undervalued shares have been spotted by others with a keener eye.Those of us that did the relatively simple maths and bought no-brainer bargain shares in that rights issue will now be sitting back and enjoying the build-up in value.Volume stepped upward at the rights issue, and seems to be building as well, which is a good sign in the short term, while the fundamentals are good in the longer term.This company was a good investment without the acquisition, but is even more so with it. I'm looking forward to the market updates in due course, which I trust will support my bullish stance.ATB all.
