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Kevin It all depends when you sold your shares. If you sold your shares before 24th March you would be entitled to final dividend and special dividend. The ex. date was 24th March and payment date was 11th May. I hope this helps.

I have just bought some more and I noticed my broker Hargreaves Lansdown are not charging stamp duty on these - is this correct? Are you paying stamp duty on yours?

Hi guys what do you expect tomorrow? My expectations are: 3 months Q1 2016 March Revenue 97.0m New customers 20,458 Active customers 73,000 ARPU $2,147 AUAC $1,335

I would appreciate if either of you stop posting/responding concerning your holdings/cfd or any other non related discussion. Thank you

testpack3 - how much have you received divi + special per share net of tax?

Wednesday 23rd March last day for Divi and Special Divi amounting to US$0.6284 or £0.422 before ex.div on 24th March

Does anybody know why this is down over 4% and other miners are up today?

I very much doubt it – they are more interested in acquisition and fast growth than returning money to shareholders.

Trading update Thursday 14th January Full year Wednesday 23rd March

http://www.ftadviser.com/2015/12/04/investments/equities/marlborough-s-hallett-dumps-global-growth-stocks-13cXVprTSffTW0AigFfHFK/article.html

No. Money is set aside to deter the shorting brigade.

re Paysafe http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-3339391/Cyber-security-focus-Paysafe-moves-reassure-2009-2010-hacks-major-investment-firm-calls-cyber-audits.html

Pennsylvania is edging closer: http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/19655-pennsylvania-online-poker-bill-clears-committee

Article in fool regarding Paysafe https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/company-comment/2015/11/10/taking-stock-of-the-uk-payments-sector-worldpay-group-plc-paysafe-group-plc-safecharge-international-group-ltd/

from priteshpatel @ ADVFN FT article re Optimal Pay High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link below, do not cut & paste the article. See our Ts&Cs and Copyright Policy for more detail. Email ftsales.support@ft.com to buy additional rights. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/29166c00-7e44-11e5-98fb-5a6d4728f74e.html#ixzz3q015hpNL rdus Vos and James Goodman, analysts at Barclays, said the risks arising from recent cyber breaches “should not be understated”. However they added: ”It appears to us that both Neteller and Skrill suffered one historical data breach each in 2009/10 that were professionally and robustly dealt with at the time.” They said there was no reason to assume further breaches had gone undetected, and described the early decline in Optimal’s share price as “disproportionate, although understandable”.

This share is so frustrating – we know this has great potential but somehow has gone unnoticed. I expected this to be trading now between £3.80 - £4.50 but we are still struggling around £3.40 Anyone can shed any light as to why?

Hanbury’s four ‘buckets’ Hanbury divides his stocks into four 'buckets': growth, quality, recovery and asset-backed. In the growth bucket he included Optimal Payments (OPAY + Add to favourites ): ‘This is an online payments company which processes payments for online merchants and gaming companies. We think this is a fantastic company with a lot of potential and it will end up in the FTSE 250.’ Http://citywire.co.uk/money/randms-hanbury-revisits-miners-but-wary-of-oil-stocks/a841354

All this buys and its only up by 1.5% - mm must have a big sell order.

Very good article by Jim Slater about OPAY http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/shares/11906450/Jim-Slater-My-latest-tip-improves-the-odds-in-the-stock-market-casino.html

Downlod the full article here: http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/research/report/optimal-payments23