The EML Payments share price plunged in 2021 after the Central Bank of Ireland investigated it. So why is the EML share price up?

EML Payments (ASX: EML) Chairman Peter Martin sold over $500k worth of shares just a few weeks before the EML Payments share price crashed.

This company has a few different features that mean it should fare much better than most in an inflationary environment.

The EML Payments (ASX:EML) share price is down around 34% on regulatory concerns that could undermine its reputation globally.

Good questions about, ASX:BEAR, ASX:SOM, ASX:ANO, ASX:EML, ASX:WEB, and ASX:TYR…

A huge reprieve for shareholders of EML Payments Ltd (ASX: EML) as it renegotiates its acquisition of PFS…

Why I like them, the expected impact from the coronavirus, and my target buying range…

Stonk status terminated…

EML Payments sports a fairly optimistic valuation and has a very important acquisition integration coming up, so is it risky at these prices?

I would say for the average investor (whether retail or professional), neglect of the quality framework is extremely common.

I first mentioned EML Payments (ASX:EML) to you when I bought prior at a bit under $3 on August 13, prior to the results. It’s been a bit of lucky timing, because it then beat guidance and on August 21 I wrote that “Despite the stretched valuation, I would buy some shares in EML Payments at the … Continued