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Not mentioned in this month's SCSW.
But then again the main recommendation was in Jan 2018 and there have been 5 updates since.
I expect a stampede of punters into this stock next week, following this tip in the Daily Mail. (I guess some investors on Friday had a heads up).
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/investing/article-6787937/PUNT-WEEK-Eservglobal-offers-electronic-wallets-cross-border-payment-systems.html
nice flurry buying this afternoon
hopefully Small Company Share Watch mention us tomorrow should lead to more buying monday
Thanks for the heads up
Good to have Small Company Share Watch behind us
Also the Small Company Share Watch is out on Saturday. They are very keen on ESG (one of their 2019 naps)
They are probably going to comment on 50 implementation projects in progress.
this share on tiny volume
imagine the rise when we get some serious volume
tomorrow
Expect a strong opening only buys today hardly any sells and alot of them were buys marked as sells
attack on 8p tomorrow
a delayed 10k buy showing as sell
looking good all 7p stock gone
and market makers moving up on the bid
might close above 7p
agree
Also think alot of movement with this share is the trader element
I'm waiting for the aggressive buyers and big news for the real rerate
Someone obviously thinks something is going on due to the chunky buys.
I thought the last RNS was actually pretty good.
Breakeven is now EUR10M, with income of EUR 7.1M last year and the new contracts already this year of EUR2.6M, then we appear to be within spitting distance of break even.
Of course the legacy business doesn't really matter, but if it sold or spun off then we are a pure play on our 36% interest in Homesend, and that is when it will get really interesting.
We could also be due some action at EPO shortly.
hope we can break 7p and hold then have another go at getting past 8p
coming in full ask
bidding over
nice volume looks like were back on the move upwards
think market makers shaking a few out on that RNS
nothing new in it
market makers likely short and collecting some cheap shares from weak hands
sp back up now
Preliminary Final Report (App 4E) & Results Commentary for FY18
market didn't think much of that then
down 10% must be some big sells to come
does make you wonder about the recent rise if it was engineered to let some out?
http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=ESG&share=eservglobal_di
IMO we have reached a support level today (or as near as makes no difference) and so we may now see upward movement resumed.
Sunday Times today -
"TransferWise is poised to sell a stake that would value the digital payments processor at more than £3bn. Founded in London in 2011 by two Estonian entrepreneurs, TransferWise has appointed Goldman Sachs to sell about $200m (£153m) in new shares on behalf of existing investors."
2018 revenue $151M, net profit $8M, transfers $4Bn per month.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/business/transferwise-worth-3bn-7zxpn6bql
bank to bank transactions about to take off?
I agree kezzman
To me, the important points in the RNS are:
"In December 2018, approximately 32% of gross value flows across the HomeSend platform were generated from account-to-account transactions."
"As at the end of December 2018, HomeSend had approximately 50 implementation projects ongoing with a combination of both send and receive banking partners."
Now is the time to be buying not selling
think you could regret it, did you read this part of the RNS
As at the end of December 2018, HomeSend had approximately 50 implementation projects ongoing with a combination of both send and receive banking partners.
2019 could really take off with Mastercard snifffing around to
Still way too cheap here.
Weird, the jam was always supposed to be 2019/2020. Strange time to sell.I've added another 200k in the past hour.
Very disappointing RSN more jam tomorrow.
Sold most of my stock as we might have a long wait before we get any action.
Yes, who knows. It is hard to predict price movements on Aim
But 6.8 is a definite recent support level.
not sure it will go that low seems to be dropping on very low volume
got a feeling there are some really big buy orders being filled in the background here
buy the dip
IMO, looks like the SP may retrace back to around 6.8, so this level looks like it could be a good price to buy more