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All of the sells over £50k since 19th have been at 22.75. Looks like someone has been offered that price for a large portion. If it was a director they would have had to declare it. Surprised there's no end to say an institution has dropped to a different% range. If I was Hank I'd be aiming for the 43p level. To get there will need more than one piece of good news. It needs momentum. I think that any contracts will be kept under wraps until there are a few to announce and then release them over a few weeks.

If you look at the trades the total order was quite a bit more than £1.5 million. It explains why it was walked down to a lower price over the last few days. A rise back to 27p doesn't sound like much but it's actually a 15%gain. You'd have to wait several years to get that return from a savings account.

There have been some very large sales go through today. These will be sold at a profit in the next few days - watch the share price slowly tick back up from here. I just wish I had some spare cash so I could buy more this afternoon.

At the weekend I checked out downloads of fx payment apps on Google play. There will be more on Apple but I don't have an iPhone. Hyperwallets products are popular. Over 100 000. Get good reviews. Cashpro from BAML despite being new is low. Only 1000. It may be that the Americans use laptops rather than mobile or prefer apple. I then checked Axis bank - over 5 million. They were offering reviews faster than you can read them. Cashpro, so far has 3 reviews. If you go on the Earthport website, they say that via a reseller they transfer finance for Amazon, Uber and Airbnb. They also provide work for companies who do not want to be named. I just bought more shares in this today. It is the only stock I hold and am hoping it's plans for the treasury netting are successful.

http://www.earthport.com/news-insights/news/earthport-wins-2017-nacha-excellence-payments-award/ Is this significant?

In the latest results there are comments about changes to staffing. Dr Brown is also employed by Luceco - they own masterplug along with led and wall bracket suppliers. Looks like a good company. Dr Brown has specialist skills in mergers and acquisitions. I wonder if these skills will be useful for Earthport?

If I could predict the future I wouldn't be typing messages here. The past is no predictor of the future, however when you look at historical prices for copper- most in 1994 would have bet a lot that the slump was over. It wasn't. Prices of shares are based on emotions just as much as facts. Those looking for confirmation that they were investing in a safe bet would have waited for the recent good results. They missed the boat. In my opinion copper will fall further still.

I had a plan to buy copper, kaz or anto, for the next 4 or 5 years hoping that electric cars would take off by then. I couldn't believe it when copper instantly shot up. I presume this was down to Donald's empty promises rather than based on facts. Looks like it's starting to unravel. If you go back to 1994 a similar thing happened with the price of copper. False hope. You could take it on the chin and wait for a rebound in 4 years or alternatively sell now and buy 4 times as many shares in this good company in 2021. In the meantime I'll make a profit from Earthport. Good luck all.

Thanks for the info. I've put all of my savings, which isn't very much, into this. Fingers crossed.

Yesterday there were lots of trades and today only one. Does anyone know how the automatic trading system works? Is it turned on and off like a tap or if someone places an order for a massive sell or buy do these trades get diverted until the order is filled? Also I've been checking out the android American banking apps. Wells Fargo has millions of downloads whereas bank of America cashpro doesn't. Any clues?

I've spent a lot of time looking at client references on the website. Some are a bit out of date, however they all appear genuine. Some of the companies are massive but not household names as they will be mainly dealing with businesses. The award from fstech is commendable when you look at competitors on the shortlist. The directors appear honest with expectations for a roller coaster ride and no promises of immediate fortunes. I think that brexit will be good for companies like earthport opening doors to global financial transactions. A link with Bank of America ML is enough of a vote of confidence for me as a long term bet.

Did you read recently about the person who bet £500000 on a horse at Cheltenham and lost?

Do you think that trump's defeat will affect the price of copper. Will people think he is ineffectual and consequently his plans for infrastructure won't happen?

In the long term I think it has to go up. However, the recent jump in copper from $4500 Mt to 6000 wasn't based on facts but hope. Speculators hoped that the $trillion investment in infrastructure was real - just like they believed Boris's promises for NHS. It's pie in the sky rhetoric that tells people what they want to hear. It is slowly dawning on people that the investment isn't going to happen. Copper will soon be back to $5000. Longer term it has to improve but maybe not just yet?

It looks like the stock market is about to have a price correction. I think I'll buy again when it's finished.

I don't expect it to drop to 100p and hope it doesn't. However, when you look at the price of copper per metric tonne in Jan 1994 it shot up from 1700 to 3000 in a short time. At the time everyone would have thought it was on the way up again. It actually fell for about 10 years. This doesn't mean it will this time but without a crystal ball you never know. My personal opinion is that it will now rise for the next 10 years as countries all over the world prepare for electric​cars. They will need charging points in every public and office car park. This will require enormous amounts​ of copper.

This is a long term bet. The population of the planet is increasing, resources are finite. The last dip in this share price was about 41% so far this is only about 33% . It could go down to 100 P in the next 12 months but long term it should be a good bet. Copper will be in demand for China, Europe, USA and India. If China's growth doesn't continue that's not the end for copper.

Copper is the second best conducting element after silver. It will be in demand for electric cars that use a large motor. However the bigger demand will be for the infrastructure. Car parks and homes will need charging points which are all connected to the National Grid. This will require a considerable amount of copper. Electric cars will replace diesel and petrol engines like flat screen TVs have replaced CRT televisions. I expect this will happen in the next few years.

Does anyone know what the ratio of income is from selling dashboard cameras compared to the income from insurance data?

The SP has been diluted.