skinny
- 05 Sep 2014 13:29
Lottery
Our lottery has been in operation since 2002 and we hold a coveted UK external lottery managers licence. We have raised over £5 million for good causes and paid prizes to over 1 million winners.
Expansion to the lottery will see improved games and support for societies, underpinned by an expanded business development team.
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Online purchases are the life blood of almost every consumer facing company in the developed world.
Boxhill have a range of products that suit all merchant’s needs, working within both regulated frameworks and in regions where traditional acquiring partners struggle to offer safe, secure services.
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skyhigh
- 02 Jun 2015 19:21
- 14 of 160
Holding on for a trading update due very soon (imho)
mentor
- 02 Jun 2015 23:30
- 15 of 160
re - update
The last one was only less than 3 weeks ago. next one should be in August


skyhigh
- 03 Jun 2015 22:25
- 16 of 160
yeh, true.... topped up today so am staying in for a good while longer. Looking forward to the next update in Aug and hopefully we'll get some contracts news before then.
mentor
- 05 Jun 2015 16:18
- 17 of 160
Retracement done yesterday at 0.155p
As the MAN chart do not show the half, got me confuse, but I looked with other places and trades and it went to 0.15 v o.16p.
at this point as buyers are back, would say Fibonacci retracement of 61.8% is done
Level 2 has gone to 3 v 1
15 minutes delay
mentor
- 07 Jun 2015 23:26
- 18 of 160
There is a huge growing market................
By CAMILLA CANOCCHI FOR THISISMONEY.CO.UK - 4 June 2015
Card payments double in a decade as online shopping booms and shoppers embrace contactless cards
Debit, credit and charge card payments rose by 8.2% last year
Card payments totalled 32.6m in 2014 compared to 15.7m in 2004
For each £4 spent at UK retailers last year, £3 was on a debit or credit card
The number of card payments in the UK has more than doubled over the past decade as people increasingly shop online and embrace new technologies instead of using cash, according to new data.
Payments made through debit, credit and charge cards rose from 15.7million a day in 2004 to some 32.6million in 2014, the UK Cards Association said.
Last year alone card payments increased by 8.2 per cent compared to 2013 to hit a total of £600.3billion – which equals to more than £19,000 every second, the UK Cards Association said.
New ways to pay: The jump in card usage recorded over the last year is in part down to the introduction of the contactless payment system
New ways to pay: The jump in card usage recorded over the last year is in part down to the introduction of the contactless payment system
This means that for each £4 spent at UK retailers last year, £3 was on a debit or credit card.
The industry trade body said the jump in card usage recorded over the last year was in part down to the introduction of contactless payment system, which enables people to pay for low-value items by swiping their card on a reader instead of typing in their pin number.
The current limit for a single contactless transaction is £20, but from September 1 a higher limit of £30 will be introduced.
Richard Koch, head of policy at the UK Cards Association, said: ‘Consumers are making more than twice as many card payments every day than they were 10 years ago, a clear sign of how people are now choosing to use the cards in their
‘With more places now accepting cards, contactless payments and the rise in online shopping, the large jump in card spending we saw last year looks set to continue.’
The UK Cards Association estimates that in another 10 years’ time, card payments will hit 52.2million a day.
People spent £2.32billion using the contactless system last year – a ‘rapid growth’ fuelled in part by the launch of contactless payments on Transport for London services last September.
More than one in 10 contactless transactions in December was made by people paying for using London transport such as bus, tube, overground trains or rail, the association said.
Meanwhile, online shopping continues to grow, accounting for £21 for each £100 spent on cards at UK retailers last year. On ‘cyber Monday’ in December last year, more than 25million people shopped online.
The report also looks at the different methods of payments adopted by different generations.
Younger people are more likely than the population generally to have a debit card, while older people are more likely to own a credit card.
Some 94 per cent of people aged between 16 and 24 have a debit card, while three-fifths of credit card holders are over 45.
The average value generally of a debit card purchase last year was £43.45, while the average value of a contactless payment in December was £8.26.
The typical value of a credit card purchase last year was £59.88. The association said 80 per cent of credit and charge card spending was by people who paid off their card in full at the end of the month.
The report said people are often more willing to use credit cards when they are confident about their financial futures.
If the economy continues to improve, credit card borrowing would be expected to increase, it said, as consumers make purchases they may have put off during the period of economic uncertainty. Such purchases could include household goods and foreign travel.
mentor
- 08 Jun 2015 09:55
- 19 of 160
0.18p +0.01p
Marked up this morning. After the buying spree last Friday specially at the end of the day, this morning was a good sign to see the stock marked up from the start, no wonder that the over 1.6M buy was at middle price.
15 minutes delay
mentor
- 08 Jun 2015 10:18
- 20 of 160
Well well trades are poring in and now paying almost full ask price
spread 0.17 v 0.19p
10:14:58 -- 0.1899 - 2,625,068K
10:13:24 -- 0.1849 - 2,696,054K
10:12:51 -- 0.1849 - 500,000K
10:12:12 --- 0.183 - 1,937,707K
mentor
- 08 Jun 2015 12:07
- 21 of 160
after the early Clustered buys, Mms are marking their prices higher now on more isolated but large trades
Today's rise has given a Bullish signal on the chart a Golden Cross this happens when the 50MA crossing up 200MA
Golden Cross
On a stock chart, the golden cross occurs when the 50-day MA rises sharply and crosses over the 200-day MA. Usually, a golden cross is associated with sharp upward price movement and can be used as a buy signal in the belief that a significant uptrend will follow.
mentor
- 08 Jun 2015 16:38
- 22 of 160
Good finished on large trade 2.1M at the end paying full ask 0.21p
earlier some on paid premium 0.22p fo 900K
24.12M are buys
and only 631K sells
so MMs are well short of stock on their books today
they did get a 381k bonus after paying well off the odds 0.198p
spread 0.19 v 0.21p
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edit
further buys at ISDX with 1.5M buys for 842k sales, so well short here also.
ISDX trades ....
BOX trades at ISDX
mentor
- 09 Jun 2015 09:13
- 23 of 160
spread 0.21 v 0.23p +0.02p
Good move up again this morning, on not so much volume as yesterday
A clear signal of short of stock by Market Makers, The one showing the most signal is WINS, as is has been leading the bid since yesterday sometimes without any trade
mentor
- 09 Jun 2015 10:23
- 24 of 160
0.265p now +0.065p
Looking for BREAKOUT
the last Intraday Breakout was last 17 May reaching 0.255p,
just gone to 0.265p so BREAKOUT
Had a spike reaching 0.26 v 0.29p with some selling then now 0.26 v 0.27p
mentor
- 09 Jun 2015 11:15
- 25 of 160
After having a nice spike and a higher intraday breakout, now is time to settle down
Low at 0.20p
High at 0.275p
now 0.24p
that represents almost 50% ( 46.66%) retracement
should be taking its time and then another go to better times
mentor
- 09 Jun 2015 16:10
- 26 of 160
Had a large retracement lowering the price to 0.21 v 0.23p
I top up 1M @ 0.2275p not reported yet ( All data delayed by up to 30 minutes at ISDX )
has finally bounce to 0.22 v 0.25p
skinny
- 09 Jun 2015 16:17
- 27 of 160
I was tempted to sell half this morning as I was +98% - but didn't!!!!
mentor
- 09 Jun 2015 16:25
- 28 of 160
The shares are well undervalued by the latest figures so 0.40 to 0.50p is for me the price it should be.
Needs time to reach there yet, so patience is the word.
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finally my trade has come at ISDX ( All data delayed by up to 30 minutes at ISDX )
09/06/2015
15:47
1,000,000 @ 0.228
mentor
- 10 Jun 2015 08:34
- 29 of 160
I had a better look at figures and company news late last night, and on that I made a profit forecast for this Year, not far away now.........
Full year to 31 july 2015
sales .............2.85M
Pretax profits 0.800M
E P S ............0.055p
If those figures were to be right, then the shares are well undervalued event on yesterday's rise to 0.235p the PE is 4.2
note - Interims were in profits and the company said: "We expects revenues for the full year to be at least double that of 2014 based on current agreed business"
mentor
- 10 Jun 2015 09:26
- 30 of 160
the earlier marked down after two large sell trades, was a opportunity for some and share price bounce on a smaller spread than the close last night.
if it bounces from here would be a good point as it was the same price as it bounce late yesterday 0.21 v 0.23p ( so double bottom )
skinny
- 11 Jun 2015 08:18
- 31 of 160
Trading Update
HIGHLIGHTS
• Profitability for the three months ended 30 April 2015 exceeded profitability in the six months ended 31 January 2015.
• Management remain confident that out-turn for the full year will show revenue for the financial year ended 31 July 2015 being at least double revenue in the year ended 31 July 2014 based on current contracted business.
• New technology integrations with payment services providers ("PSPs") giving access to a wide array of acquiring banks, increasing potential transaction capacity.
• Successful conclusion of Casino Cash pilot.
more.....
mentor
- 11 Jun 2015 10:31
- 32 of 160
0.24p +1p after opening at 0.28p
Trading Update
Boxhill Technologies plc (AIM: BOX), the payment software and lottery group, announces a trading update.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Profitability for the three months ended 30 April 2015 exceeded profitability in the six months ended 31 January 2015.
• Management remain confident that out-turn for the full year will show revenue for the financial year ended 31 July 2015 being at least double revenue in the year ended 31 July 2014 based on current contracted business.
• New technology integrations with payment services providers ("PSPs") giving access to a wide array of acquiring banks, increasing potential transaction capacity.
• Successful conclusion of Casino Cash pilot.
Payments Division
Boxhill's payment division drove the growth in profits through the third quarter to exceed the profits gained in the first half of the year.
The Board reiterates that there will be some negative impact in May and June due to the lack of football betting in the off seasons although this is expected to be somewhat offset by events such as Wimbledon and the Grand Prix series. The Company expects to take advantage of the relatively quiet months to complete technology upgrades to servers and the payments platforms. In addition the Company is targeting to complete integrations with a number of PSP and specialist providers in order to increase volume capacity and offer additional card brands as well as alternative payment methods to merchants alongside VISA and MasterCard.
Casino Cash Machines
The Casino Cash pilot at the Hippodrome Casino has concluded with positive results. The pilot succeeded in delivering real life data on the use of the machines in a high footfall casino environment and there will be a number of improvements made to the next generation of machines and software. In addition the Company is working on an innovative funding model allowing for the roll out of the schemes whilst reducing the cash requirement to keep the machines compliant with UK regulations. The Company has interest from overseas operators in rolling out Casino Cash in other countries and expects to make an announcement in the next quarter with more details about Casino Cash.
Prize Provision Services ("PPSL")
Prize Provision Services Limited ("PPSL"), the operator of The Weather Lottery, is in the final stages of completing improvements to its technical platform, with migration due to be completed this month.
The improvements will give greater transparency for clients and has the potential to offer further services to client societies. Along with a more robust service, the new platform will offer improved CRM capabilities for both clients and individual customers alike.
May saw The Weather Lottery hold its first lottery education day in Manchester where societies in the local area were invited to learn how to maximise their lottery proceeds. Following the success of this event the company will be hosting regional roadshows in the coming months.
Together, the improved infrastructure, CRM, education roadshows and the introduction of Direct Debit are expected to deliver a net increase in the total number of lines being played over the next six months.
Soccerdome
The Company continues to work with Nottingham Council as the reopening of the Harvey Hadden Sports complex nears, including negotiating a significant extension to the lease. The Company is in active discussions with a number of parties with a view to Soccerdome re-opening and the venue being managed on a joint venture basis.
Phil Jackson, Chief Executive, commented: "It's great to see the results of hard work reflected in a positive financial performance for the third quarter. The Board will continue to scrutinize and review the shape and offering of our business and place a priority on expanding those operations that generate revenues."
mentor
- 11 Jun 2015 11:16
- 33 of 160
I can see by today's update my Fcast is on track
Profits
6 month £0.298M - already on the news
9 month £0.610M - 3 month will exceed last 6 month so £0.312
12 month £0.800M - May and June will be slower, so £0.190M
Now just need for the Market to grab their attention and see how undervalued the shares are at this price