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So could be quite a lot more. The agreement, which commences on 1st July 2014, has minimum revenue payments to Eckoh over the five-year term of the agreement totalling $24m, which become payable based on achieving certain sales criteria,

Results tomorrow means that Directors can buy in after that date.

From previous RNS. Elsewhere, progress since launching Eckoh, Inc. in February 2014 is encouraging. The U.S. market for secure payment solutions, which is less well developed than that of the UK, is now accelerating as a direct result of a vast data breach suffered by the retail company Target in December 2013. Whilst we already have a small but established client base in the U.S., management believe that a promising opportunity for incremental growth exists within this market

USA market now opening up for them where they expect it to be massive.

Perhaps they are testing it for Monday lol

Looking to buy in on Monday. Done a bit of research is there anything bad I need to know.

Director deal flashing on a Saturday.

Good advice if you want to get in look at the long term not short term.

The board remain extremely confident of our future prospects and will be recommending a full year dividend of 0.3125p per share, an increase of 25% on the previous year. The Company will announce its Full Year results for the year ended 31 March 2014 on 10 June 2014

You don't want to be out of this over the weekend.

Lol. I thought it was the up party in here

Yep starting to pick up now get in before results no doubt.

£20k

This is not a miner by the way.

Results due next week so sell all you want suckers.

But this could actaully finish blue today now.

On the ask now

Should see 43p fairly soon.

Been watching this for quite some time. Free float shares decreasing all the time and not that many in issue. Some people go for big gains on SP I look for small and regular gains with possible dividend. Customers are growing and as you say US is a very big market to go at. PayPal owned by e bay probably has the monopoly but if someone like Amazon want to go down the same route as e bay then they will be on the look out for a company like this.

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