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very serious potential.
Imagine going back to when Amazon or Google started, people would not understand the significance then and value.

same situation here. anyone with half a brain cell will see the writing on the wall, need for this technology, fast market adoption, and big big profit potentials.

ive loaded consistently on the way up, and can see this hitting some big numbers in a matter of weeks once the news filters into the general news cycles and publications.

now that more people are losing their jobs, loan companies are moving back into a strong market position to plug the gap of consumer desires and failed social frameworks.
This is what happened in 2008/09 and the years following.
Also with a few other payday loan companies going bankrupt, the market is more open for Amigo than it ever was.

3 key factors to understand:
Technology and App usage is normal and every day for most people in the world now
Companies want better ways to manage both their staff and customers
Governments want better ways to manage people and ID

CTEA now has got 3 products that cover this.

The big bit is the GDPR compliance and using blockchain to be more secure and faster.
The big USA tech firms will love this and could easily see an acquisition as its quicker and cheaper than doing it themselves.
And scaling an App is easy. With GDPR compliance Apple and Google would put this top of their app stores and there you go visibility by Billons of people.

Also add of other job roles in companies that will be currently mandated to role out solutions like this in these new times: HR, Finance, CEO etc...

The market will drive adoption fast.

Facebook paid $1 Billion for Instagram
Waze – Acquired by Google for $1.3 Billion
Whatsapp – Acquired by Facebook for $19 Billion
Candy Crush by King – Acquired by Activision for $5.9 Billion
Viber – Acquired in 2014 for $900 million and increased market share since.

yes they will.
have you ever been to a building site that has a site manager and health and safety regulations?

maybe you should read up:
https://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/

This is also another fantastic RNS.
MObile smartphone usage in Africa is one of the biggest growing sectors, with more users, a very quick growing population (West Africa is going through big population growth and becoming a richer area)

governments and people will love using this app as that means the data is safely stored and they do not need all those paper documents that can get lost or ruined. plus the app is cheaper to roll out that paper documents.

another awesome product to the portfolio.

This is fantastic news.
Think of all the construction workers in the EU and USA that have to have special certifications to work on-site.
This could become a key part of how that sector runs now and into the future.
This along is massive news.

older folk that do not use smartphones only account for a very very small percentage of the population. (the 75+ age bracket).
from an economic point of view, if the person can't use a basic app, then, in reality, their potential use to the population is questionable, as such from a broad social point of view they are not worth considering when looking at how to get the global economies back on their feet and have solutions in place to track and stop virus spread.

Example: a food chain, cinema, or retail store says that if people want to use their facilities they must have the app to show their health status. the business is happy as it means more people can use the place at once due to testing and knowledge transfer. the consumers are happy as this means fewer lines and peace of mind that other people are not infected.

example 2: the government needs some way to track all virus and have people use their common sense to save expensive people management services. the answer, this app puts the power and responsibility back onto people, which is what this UK GOv has done the whole time and will continue to do.

https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/07/02/apple-wants-your-iphone-to-replace-your-passport-and-drivers-license

"The next step in Apple's goal of making the iPhone the sole thing anyone has to carry, continues with the device being able to securely replace passports, driver's licenses, and other physical forms of identification.

Apple most recently announced a plan to rid the world of car keys, but the iPhone has already made us forget what it's like to carry diaries, cameras, pens, and even mirrors. Now the company is focusing on getting rid of passports — plus library cards, ski passes, and ID cards in general."

from the article:
"Problems over IT systems and data protection meant that for two months, no detailed information from these tests was being sent to GPs, hospital doctors or local councils. The information blackout has been blamed for allowing the virus to spread undetected in towns and cities including Leicester, which was ordered to enforce local lockdown measures this week."

the app that Catenae are releasing is GDPR compliant, and allow the user control, meaning faster sharing of information and resolves alot of issues that this virus caused in the disruption of life.

with the right adoption this new app is a key product and service the world needs now and moving forward

even if they got just 0.1% of this money that the UK gov is putting into C19 test and checking that equals £5m, just for one country.
now scale that across all of the EU, the USA, OZ, NZ and we are taking closer to £50 to £100m for one product in one year.
massive amount of money and funds the company for a long time.

lets face facts, C19 is here for the rest of this year and more than likely into next
the big thing that c19 has shown is a lack of tracking of virus and this has crippled the world, as such we now as a species need this technology to avoid this situation again.
businesses will want their staff and clients to use these apps to show that people are safe, and to run operations.
this app being GDPR compliance is massive news, and the USA will use because that is a higher level of personal data protection that they are required to, so easy to get onboard with, plus the EU wide use, Oz and NZ.

I expect very big things of this share price, as at the moment it is still very low compared to the market potential

another good day of clearing out the low holders and balancing the previous rise.
much better to do this now then when the price is much higher, this should create a great platform to have a solid rise over the next few weeks, hello Mr.Blue-Sky

Great day of clearing out the low holders, and some good tree shaking from the MM.
This needed a rest to balance and have a more stable raise.
speak to a number of people G4S have some great potential contracts in the pipeline, and considering everything will need security for the rest of the year they are in a great place to bring in some serious revenue.
excited and looking forward to the 200 region

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/lifting-coronavirus-lockdown-plans-to-open-shops-all-day-on-sundays-n9dt9gzrc

Government looking to fast track the opening of pubs

as mike down the road says "go big or go home!", now he might have been talking about his boyfriend or that guy he has his eye on; either way hes right, know what you are investing in what potential there is and when to get out, or keep liquid and cash in hand ready.

can see big things for this, and expect the big institutions and funds to pile in as alcohol and pubs sales will be far higher than shops, and with holidays abroad on hold or limited then having a beer or wine in the pub garden will be the best plan for most of UK even if its in a different town.

Have a great weekend all, and get ready for the ride to the moon. (yes i will invest in space X if that ever goes to market)

well lets look at the numbers and landscape.
Firstly, the pubs under Marstons are "safe" compared to other free-holders, and Marston cash flow required to put in place the C19 precautions and other factors to ensure they can open and run sooner and wider.
Secondly, now they have merged with Carlsberg you will see less competition between those 2 brands, and consolidation of costs, these means better profit margins and strength in the market. Also more access to international markets to sell alcohol in supermarkets etc... and also exporting the marston brand and pubs to other regional locations.
thirdly if you look at the share price it was at its lowest in the 90's region and very stable for a long time prior to C19, as such getting to this point by the end of the summer is easily capable. (of course no guarantee DYOR). And by the later part of the year can push much higher.
fourthly, yeah as anticipated the pubs will re-open soon, looking at what the brewers are saying and other sources in the next few weeks, this is only a small amount of time to wait.
Even i the pubs ae slow, people are still going to buy alcohol for home and outdoor usage. the summer is only just starting and britain wants to party.

I've just been in Norwegian Air, have just sold my shares after making some good margin and have moved over top Marstons again. (check my other posts to confirm).
Why?
Because the price really has only gone up a small margin since the Carlsberg merger news, and the UK is only now starting to open for Pubs and outside drinking. The UK is ready to get outside an enjoy free movement.
the price on this has very good potential to move up a lot more.
The MM know this and there is some tree shaking happening.

by the looks of things, NAS has seen the worst and survived.
as the price is the lowest it has ever be there is really only one direction it could go.
GLA , DYOR

"Norway will allow entry to business travelers from all the other Nordic countries from June 1, in a further easing of coronavirus restrictions, the government said on Thursday, making no distinction for Sweden.

The new rules mean business travelers arriving from Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Sweden will no longer be subject to a mandatory 10-day quarantine, which is currently the case for almost all arrivals from abroad."

https://nationalpost.com/pmn/health-pmn/norway-eases-nordic-business-travel-rules-including-sweden