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missed out a few boring facts 14. 96 per cent of all cash withdrawn is from machines owned by banks or building societies. 15. The average number of cash withdrawals per day at each UK bank or building society owned machine is 213. 16. In the UK there were 164 million plastic cards in issue by the end of 2005 that could be used at a cash point machine. 17. 70 per cent of UK adults said they had used a cash machine during 2005. 18. The highest frequency users in the UK are the 16-24 age group 19. A total of over 260 million freshly printed fivers are currently languishing at the Bank of England as they take up too much room in the cash machines which are largely populated with £10 and £20 notes (although Barclays is one bank that does still stock them). 20. There are two types of cash machine users – Feasters and Nibblers. Feasters withdraw over £100 at a time while nibblers prefer to withdraw £20 to £30 two or three times a week. 21. Surveys show that women are much better than men at heeding the on screen warnings of any charges being imposed for withdrawals. 22. Cash machine users are helping local convenience stores to survive, visiting them more often and spending more. 23. Over half of the UK’s cash machines are now at non bank sites.

well that was what I thought..... Have you had any communication with the company? A few facts about ATM's, a bit old but demonstrates the significance of the market 5. At the end of the 1960s there were 781 cash machines worldwide, 595 were in the UK 6. In 1971cash machines went online, to become Automated Teller Machines (ATM) 7. A Teller is an Americanism for a cashier. 8. There are now 1.6 million cash machines around the world and around 60,000 cash machines in the UK. 9. The USA has the most cash machines with 405,000 in use at the end of 2006. 10. The hole in the wall industry is worth £14 billion and the 1.6 million machines worldwide are expected to grow to two million by 2010. 11. The total of all withdrawals from UK machines reached £172 billion in 2005 – an average £5455 per second.

not as much as I usually like to, but found your links very useful, and didn't want to miss a good buy-in price, hence why when I saw the US news this morning I jumped straight in. Agree with you that we could see some developments soon from Oz, with both local banks and large banking networks looking to advertising on ATMs as a source of revenue that could help replace what they were recieving from transaction fees on "foreign" ATM's. Also the tie in with LD Systems should make IDG the market leader in ATM advertising in the USA and Puerto Rico, as the atmAd solution can offer "both internal and third party campaigns seamlessly across multiplatform environments", and coupled with the "industry expertise to sell the ATM space to blue-chip third party advertisers", the collaboration has removed the greatest obstacles to ATM advertising in the USA. Only started looking at iii today, and saw the links to dailydooh, will let you know if I find anything interesting.....

try looking up Warren Buffet and his trading, or should I say investing strategy. Buys into a company and then doesn't even check the SP, leaves his shares to mature for years, and is the most succesful investor in history, nothing gullible about following a similar strategy IMO

I'm holding tight mate, money will pass from the impatient to the patient, new buyers will come in, and many holders will top-up at these levels, think MMs had to start a shake as they were getting too low! Once buys start coming back in, they will have to take it back up IMO.

or maybe it was a buy.... :)

do you think any US PI's will be looking at this? If so, they could be coming along soon... trade on plus at 27.5, must be a sell, so there should be circa 10k shares available for you mate, good luck getting them! :)

getting any last sub 30p buys in? :)

29p buy on plus

MMs must be getting really short now, much more to come here me thinks! :) GLA

I nearly got in at 14p mate! But still very happy to be in at wait for this to break through the 30p mark, hats off to oldtramp

small buy gone through on plus at 27p, redarrows, think you could be right about 30p coming sooner than we expect, I'm going to say by Monday we might be able to sell for 30p, but I think I will hold anyway! :) GLA

had already told myself that it had risen too much and I would wait to see if it dropped at all, and almost put my spare funds into ADH, but then I saw the USA news, and thought about Warren Buffet's advice, be prepared to break your own rules if the opportunity is good enough etc, so quickly looked again through some of your links, and just had to get in! No sign of mickey buying in yet? :) Certainly looks like there could be a fair few updates to come from Aussie, and Steve Newton seems to be very clued up. The new technology for Aussie ATM's, and the new laws regarding charges for "foreign" ATM's being clearly displayed, should mean banks and ATM owners look to ads as a new source of revenue to replace the unneccesary transaction fees. Lots of good news to come, let the good times roll :)

that small buy a few minutes ago was mine, been watching for a while since oldtramp directed me here, unfortunately didn't have the funds to get in before the first jump, but still seems to be off most radars and the US news made it too good to resist IMO, thanks to HGAC, Childsplay, redarrows, and of course oldtramp for some brilliant research. Hoping for 30p before christmas, but think we could get close to that much much sooner, especially if they start buying from over the pond! GLA

doing well today considering the state of the rest of the market! Was hoping for a 20p entry price here but its looking unlikely at the moment. So many shares looking oversold and undervalued again the last week or so, but holding back until some calm returns, GLA

big sells going through both here and EGX, 1.5million sold here for 60k, EGX 180,000 shares for 93.6k! The 1.5 million sold here were two equal trades at 15:46, and the 180,000 sold in EGX were two equal trades at 15:55....... Seems to me like probably the same seller in both, but the EGX sells could be a reaction to the sells here, any thoughts? Will be interesting to see if there is any delayed trades after close......still watching :)

meant to say any news short-term? cheers mate

can see I am going to have to take some time tonight to go through your links and do some digging, looks very interesting as a long-termer, any ideas on any news expected?

Energetix Pnu Power Ltd - contract win from National Grid UK Energetix Group plc (AIM:EGX), a Group with three cost-effective products to meet the growing demand for alternative energy, is pleased to announce that its subsidiary Energetix Pnu Power Limited ('the Company') has received an order from National Grid UK to supply a unit to be used in a standby power application supporting switchgear at National Grid's 275kV switchyard in Capenhurst, Cheshire, UK. The system will form part of a trial programme to evaluate the performance of the Pnu Power system in providing back-up power in a real-life application on relay and circuit breaker switching which requires high levels of system integrity. The Company believes that the trial will prove the Pnu Power system’s suitability for the application and will demonstrate significant cost savings to National Grid UK in terms of both installation and operating costs. Neil Bright, Operations Director of Energetix Group, commented: 'This is a significant milestone for Energetix Pnu Power. As part of our strategic plan we have identified utility switching as a key target market. This order, from the UK's largest operator of such equipment, is an important step forward as Energetix Pnu Power commercialises its back-up power technology, which has already achieved orders from the telecoms and defence sectors.' http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200908190700156536X

would appreciate your thoughts on EGX when you have time to have a look, I posted some initial research on PVCS BB, not holding any as yet but happy to hear any negatives or positives. Still holding here and hoping to have funds to top-up before this starts to move north again, GLA