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Yes nice steady rise this morning. Funding sorted so new mgt just need to keep their costs and margins under control and then there is no stopping the SP as the company scales up. 10p a great entry price from here.

But still moving ijbthe right direction (10.25pc just paid ) as the company quickly gets re-rated. Now the monkey is off our backs, and finances are sorted, we are moving into the busy pre-Christmas period which should be healthy for us. GLA

On the long-awaited refinancing for £24m of convertible loan notes, and a new BoD, with chairman Bob Holt stepping down. Inevitable implications, but at least this shores things up and hopefully improved management and direction.ATB.

by Royal Mail workers over pensions. The silver lining here for us here is you would think has got to be a massive opportunity for DX to step in? https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/10/03/royal-mail-hit-first-national-strike-since-privatisation/amp/&ved=0ahUKEwiK_qz4qdbWAhWiDcAKHcfZDFAQFggxMAQ&usg=AOvVaw1LFE2Vya1WsNYxGf1n2XcB&ampcf=1

12p

No, come on, 24p would be far too cheap to sell out, you would want a typical fintech or growth stocks multiple of at least 10 times current revenue ÷ the outstanding shares - roughly 75p, 5 times the current SP. Next year perhaps? :)

For me, the main takeaways from these results are 1) the 12% increase in transaction value in H1, 2) the improved margins on transactions (63%), and 3) the reduced fraud component on transactions in H1 (0.11% to 0.04%). Market still digesting but when you think about the operational performance in the context of a new service base getting embedded, I think the steep drop today is overdone, so I'm defo in for a few more.

Interesting to see where today's (mid price) support level lies. Before it was about 12p, and so far today 14.5p has been the support. If 14.5p holds this week, then IMO the signs on the horizon are looking good for a recovery back towards the 18-20p resistance point over the next few weeks. GLA.

After all, the market cap is still only £6m.but to get it noving upwards quickly, the company needs to keep the market informed at regular intervals, as other companies have shown with similar resources. There is plenty more news to come here in the next few weeks and months more, I'm sure, so this is a great entry price IMO

Typo - real value to be had at these levels!

That's more like it - a buy of 38k shares just went through at 16.2p. Real value to verify had at these subdued levels.

Patience is needed - a typical pattern buy on rumour, sell on fact. If you are in for the journey ro see the strategy to unfold, as I am, why worry about temporar ymovements, or tree shaking?

And also good to see that net cash balances have increased to £3.7m fromy £3.4m , so Mpay appears to be managing its costs and receivables well - hallmarks of a well-managed, sustainable and growing business.

Very impressive results are Dorothe - these gold grades are massive exceeding 4 g/t and well worth the long wait. Love the reference to the "bulk mining" potential - the string implication is that huge resource is available at shallow depths.

I wouldnt disagree, but that's simply because of the paucity of RNS's in recent months, do lets hope the numbers talk volumes for MPAY's value next Tuesday when they come out. Until then it's a hard one to call.GLA

A couple of decent sized buys now showing, the last at a fullish 16.9p. I would expect more buys between now and next Monday in anticipation of good results. GLA.

I know the results are due on 26th September but in addition I still reckon a six monthly Trading Update is still due/owed to shareholders. It would be unusual to roll into one RNS. I want to know how the new contract is performing, as well as other sales and income performance this year We got one in H2 2016 (august) and then Jan this year, so let's see what happens. GLA.

Who knows, but after a few months of drifti, these buys and sharp upward movement today could mark s new bullish trend- it's long overdue.

Excellent news, especially on the back of a prescient discussion yesterday afternoon :-)

Markets obviously get impatient so to speak when you get intervals of over month occur between RNS's. But if this has been the reason behind the drift down (in spite of steadily rising metals prices over the same period) this has now been addressed and one would imagine that the recent appointment of Joe Clarry as Exploration Manager last month should help to step up the pace a bit.