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it has not been all buys

0 10:35:47 6.1575 500,000 Sell* 6.125 6.19 30.79k

thats not a buy

Looking really oversold now to me

lol theyll have set 0 pence as their target

whats the OGA deciding on?

0 10:35:47 6.1575 500,000 Sell* 6.125 6.19 30.79k

shorters - thats not whats keeping this down, its just basic sellers

During the COVID-19 period, Clearpay has seen a strong customer adoption rate. In May 2020, Clearpay
had more than 3 million app and site visits, and Clearpay’s Shop Directory contributed over 1.5 million
lead referrals to its retail partners. This represents a 40-50% increase in the weekly run rate from January
and February.
“The world and the industry are changing at a rapid pace, and during this challenging time consumers are
looking for ways to pay using their own money - instead of turning to expensive loans with interest, fees
or revolving debt,” said Nick Molnar, Co-Founder of Clearpay. “We applaud our U.K. merchants who
support the payment needs of British shoppers - especially as we head into a ‘new normal’ for retail.”
Clearpay allows merchants to give shoppers the ability to receive products immediately and pay in four
simple instalments over a short period of time. The service is completely free for customers who pay on
time - helping consumers spend money responsibly, without incurring interest, fees or revolving and
extended debt. More than 95% of Clearpay orders are made with debit cards.

Clearpay Reaches One Million Active Customers in First Year
After just one year in the market, buy now, pay later leader sees significant growth -
including more than 600,0001 repeat customers. LONDON, 23 June 2020 - Clearpay, part of global instalments payments innovator Afterpay Limited Group
(ASX: APT), announced that there are now more than one million active2 shoppers in the U.K. using the
service. Customer purchasing frequency in the U.K. is outpacing the U.S. when it was at the same stage of
lifecycle, with customers transacting more than 8 times within the first year compared to the U.S. which
was at 6 times during its first year. These milestones have been achieved after launching in the U.K. just
one year ago - making Clearpay one of the fastest growing ecommerce payment companies in the
European market.

watch this take off given Afterpays share price is up 100%

ThinkSmart (AIM: TSL) notes the highly encouraging trading update this morning from global instalments payments innovator Afterpay Limited Group (ASX: APT) concerning the trading activities of its UK business, Clearpay Finance Ltd ("Clearpay"). Clearpay announced that there are now more than one million active shoppers in the UK using the service. A link to the press release can be accessed here.



ThinkSmart retains a 10%(1) stake in Clearpay, having sold the business to Afterpay in 2018. As part of the sale agreement there is a call option for Afterpay to purchase ThinkSmart's remaining holding in Clearpay any time after 23 August 2023 at a price calculated on agreed principles based on market valuations at that time, with ThinkSmart's reciprocal put option 6 months later.

those shorts are probably in the money right now

India has announced plans to spur small and medium businesses as part of a $266bn (£216bn) economic package.

These include an emergency credit line of collateral-free loans worth $40bn to "resume business activity and safeguard jobs" in the wake of India's lockdown to curb coronavirus.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said more measures will be announced in the coming days.

India has more than 70,000 confirmed cases of Covid-19.

The economic package is equivalent to 10% of India's gross domestic product.

Ms Sitharaman outlined a series of measures to infuse much-needed liquidity into India's small and medium businesses, power distribution companies, non-banking financial institutions and micro-finance firms, among other things.

Other key announcements included a move bail out more than 200,000 ailing small and medium businesses and prohibiting global tenders for government procurements worth up to $26.5m to help local businesses sell to government.

"The measures will spur growth and build a self-reliant India," Ms Sitharaman said.

"The intention is to build local brands and make them world class. It's not (about) looking inwards or (being) isolationalist. It's (about a) confident India that contributes to the globe," she added.

https://indianexpress.com/article/business/aiib-okays-750-million-loan-to-india-for-covid-19-response-6464005/

Wonder if they got some Corona funding

Prime Minister Modi announced on 19 March 2020 that a Special COVID-19 Economic Response Task Force has been set up to review and announce relief packages for the sectors most affected by the coronavirus outbreak. The Company awaits the outcome of this process and will seek to benefit from such relief measures as are appropriate.

think Trice is a God. What if he is one of those who likes to totally destroy something he created before he leaves. I hope not.

if the board are in cahoots with them, thats my concern. All trust has been destroyed here and sentiment is low therefore any positive news would send this up.

what surprises me is the sell volume here - people have been selling out of this for years, how the hell can there still be so much selling

https://internetretailing.net/operations-and-logistics/operations-and-logistics/ao-opens-new-distribution-warehouse-as-sales-move-online-faster--21514

https://www.coindesk.com/ibm-maersk-tradelens-digitize-india-port-operator

general news.

also Hunch ventures wont be happy with the share price I guess so he wont be selling,